tack cloth to clean car parts??? Seriously!!!
that needs a rebuttal...
poor review for product misuse... don't stand for it...
that needs a rebuttal...
poor review for product misuse... don't stand for it...
Yea, I posted a response but one has to really look for it.tack cloth to clean car parts???
that needs a rebuttal...
make it easily see-able/readable...Yea, I posted a response but one has to really look for it.
I'm in a pissy mood....Unfortunately, I don't control where the response is posted. Its amazon's ball field, they choose to hide review responses.
How true. Angie's list is notorious about that. I know a trim carpenter whose business was hurt because some woman gave him a terrible rating, and ranted on and on and on about the fact that he missed a spot of sawdust about as big as a silver dollar when he was cleaning up at the end of a job. My wife used to sell some things on Ebay, and she got a terrible review once because someone misread the ad and didn't even know what they were buying. I don't even trust reviews any more.Many online shoppers underestimate the power they have when leaving reviews.
You guys realize that people can leave reviews without even purchaseing the product on Amazon
You're absolutely right but it still goes on the rating star chart of the product,Yes, but its stated "verified" buyer or not so its simple to distinguish.
When I buy something from Amazon.ca they hound me for months trying to get me to 'review' my purchase. That would be like Cdn. Tire phoning me once a week (probably at dinner time) trying to get me to tell them what a wonderful shopping experience I had buying a box of garbage bags.Unfortunately, I don't control where the response is posted. Its amazon's ball field, they choose to hide review responses.
make it easier to find...Yea, I posted a response but one has to really look for it.
thanks for posting a reviewYou're absolutely right but it still goes on the rating star chart of the product,
If the consumer doesn't notice (far right next to the review) it still show as a good or bad review nobody is wiser
Ah, the reason I didn't include a link is because amz can tell how a shopper gets to the listing. There's a whole game about how amz determines which listing is displayed first on a search. Conversion from shopper to buyer is tracked, the more people who go to the listing but don't buy hurts ranking. If someone follows a link instead of finding it by searching, that hurts ranking. Its a big game where the rules change frequently.make it easier to find...
https://www.amazon.com/Premium-Remo...=2025&creative=165953&creativeASIN=B071JM7DH5
yes, I figured this going in. My wife's ex told me about this whole selling online thing. He claimed to make about $1000 a month selling tea infusers. I said, well if that @#@$ can do it... I decided to pick this product because it could be made locally (I didn't need to import from China), they are small and overall investment wasn't going to hurt too much if it flopped. This market is shallow (the top three listings take a majority of the sales volume) but I figured if I could get 10% of the market I could get about 40% return before advertising.I wish you good luck but I'm not sure you chose the right product.
I would take some if I was given them. But if I need a tack cloth I just make one.I was given a box of samples of tack cloth and have only given out a few and have yet to sell a first order of that product.
didn't know that...Ah, the reason I didn't include a link is because amz can tell how a shopper gets to the listing. There's a whole game about how amz determines which listing is displayed first on a search. Conversion from shopper to buyer is tracked, the more people who go to the listing but don't buy hurts ranking. If someone follows a link instead of finding it by searching, that hurts ranking. Its a big game where the rules change frequently.