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Anyone else having problems with referrals unsuccessfully trying to create new account? I have one telling me that the site is saying they already have an account-no matter whic
Anyone else having problem with their referrals signing up?
Anyone else having problems with referrals unsuccessfully trying to create new account? I have one telling me that the site is saying they already have an account-no matter whic
I haven't had this happen, but I would contact Kyle via PM. He can probably get it straightened out for you. Good Luck!
How are people writing ethical and honest reviews on products which they haven't tried or used themselves?I keep hearing about content and reviews being important and that keepi
Well a lot of people receive freebies to review them especially with Internet marketing products, and many content creators will give away a free copy if you ask the. I get about ten free copies of something a week asking me to review them, but I guess I only actually promote about two percent of them.
Thanks for that info. How long did it take you to establish credibility and begin to get offers for review copies? Have you done this with products as well?
Not physical products, but I am a long standing member of the warrior forum and although i have not been in it for years I am still sent review copies. As I said write to the owner of physical products and ask for a review copy, I always give them away on my products
Interesting topic. I personally have only done reviews on items I can say I have used or do use in my household now.
Michelle
Thanks. Another member mentioned the same, but clearly not every marketer is buying or getting review copies of every product they push. Am I just too conscientious? I feel a review should be a fair assessment based on what the purchaser can expect to experience, so outsourcing reviews would be unethical practice when it means poorly researched or completely false/guessing advice.
I agree with you, in that outsourcing reviews would be unethical (at least to my conscience!). A review should be a true assessment of the product, but maybe always isn't. Just my thoughts.
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How are people writing ethical and honest reviews?
How are people writing ethical and honest reviews on products which they haven't tried or used themselves?I keep hearing about content and reviews being important and that keepi
Well a lot of people receive freebies to review them especially with Internet marketing products, and many content creators will give away a free copy if you ask the. I get about ten free copies of something a week asking me to review them, but I guess I only actually promote about two percent of them.
Thanks for that info. How long did it take you to establish credibility and begin to get offers for review copies? Have you done this with products as well?
Not physical products, but I am a long standing member of the warrior forum and although i have not been in it for years I am still sent review copies. As I said write to the owner of physical products and ask for a review copy, I always give them away on my products
Interesting topic. I personally have only done reviews on items I can say I have used or do use in my household now.
Michelle
Thanks. Another member mentioned the same, but clearly not every marketer is buying or getting review copies of every product they push. Am I just too conscientious? I feel a review should be a fair assessment based on what the purchaser can expect to experience, so outsourcing reviews would be unethical practice when it means poorly researched or completely false/guessing advice.
I agree with you, in that outsourcing reviews would be unethical (at least to my conscience!). A review should be a true assessment of the product, but maybe always isn't. Just my thoughts.
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I haven't had this happen, but I would contact Kyle via PM. He can probably get it straightened out for you. Good Luck!