How To Fix Negative 1 Star Reviews On Amazon in 2024

In this video, we discuss the common challenges faced by Amazon sellers, focusing on handling negative reviews, optimizing product images, and effective pricing strategies. Learn how to improve your CTR with strategic image changes, and discover actionable tips to increase your sales through competitive pricing and temporary promotions. Here's what you can do to manage product reviews and enhance your listings for better visibility and customer trust.

Brand Manager Takeaways:
Had a great 1-on-1 with Steven Pope last week!
He is a really cool person to talk to in person!
He gave me very good specific advice on how to improve the click-through rate (CTR) of images for a pet toy.
One of the ASINs of the same client had a bad review, which caused a drop in sales and overall performance. Since this ASIN doesn't have many reviews, the negative review stands out clearly. Steven suggested that I ask the client to have a couple of friends purchase the product and write reviews. Although Steven advised that this is against the TOS, we could suggest it to the client and make it clear that it should be done subtly and only once, just to balance out the star ratings
We also discussed pricing. The price of this product is higher than that of other competitors and requires a boost in sales velocity. Steven suggested lowering the price significantly, to the point of discomfort. 'Sales get more sales,' as the saying goes!
I had a good time talking to Steven and look forward to receiving more feedback and knowledge from him.

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Timestamps:

00:00 - Customer Complaint
00:25 - Handling Negative Reviews
01:03 - New CTR Images and Product Presentation
01:39 - Pricing Strategy for Increasing Sales
02:11 - Further Image Enhancements and Keyword Suggestions

[lukaswlu]

Amazon could easily figure out your friends posted the reviews if you ever logged in to their wifi network. And then your account gets suspended.

[SimonParker-iu]

Using Amazon Vine would be a better solution than getting friends to leave fake reviews surely?

[alsheypankow]

I've been following your channel for quite a while, but I'm really disappointed with this advice. Never has a 1-star review 'destroyed' a listing, even if it was the first review received. Asking 'friends' to review is not a professional advice at all.

[market]

This advice really is poor, what on earth?!