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Sure, but then that reduces the effectiveness of such techniques by 1/4 or 1/10, while still carrying the risk a secret shopper finds it.
by rlayton2 4y ago
Sure, but then that reduces the effectiveness of such techniques by 1/4 or 1/10, while still carrying the risk a secret shopper finds it.
- paulmd 4y agoyou don't need 100% of customers to leave a positive review, that would actually be suspicious in itself! a couple hundred or a couple thousand 5-star reviews is plenty anyway. It's the old "don't be greedy and get noticed" thing. plus, you can get an initial bump from taking another item and changing the name, or buying from one of the "free item for positive review" services. The fake reviews just need to be enough to offset the ongoing bad reviews. 1/10 boxes is fine.
- leaflets2 4y agoCan't Amazon but 100 boxes, open then and look for the note, and close and bring back to the store and sell again?