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Amazon Request a Review Tutorial

Apr 7, 2022
1 min read

On Amazon FBA orders 5-30 days old, you can now navigate to your Seller Central ORDERS page, then click any ORDER ID number within this time frame, and then click the REQUEST A REVIEW button on each order page:



This is the manual option for requesting reviews on your Amazon orders. We prefer the automated review request software Salesbacker: https://www.coursenvy.com/salesbacker


Jungle Scout has also implements a “Bulk Request Review” feature as part of their Jungle Scout Chrome Extension.

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