Sentences with phrase «paid product reviews»

The Inspired Room NOT participate in any paid product reviews.

Invite product reviews, guest blog writers, paid product reviews, video, audio, snapshots.

Not exact matches

From my experience in the beauty sector with brands such as Kiehl's, Mally, Evolution of Smooth, Kerastase, and more, I can say that the beauty industry has in fact incorporated social listening as part of its macro playbook by paying attention to user - generated content such as product reviews, unboxing videos, and makeup tutorials.

Earned media Earned media is any content about your brand, product or service that was created by someone else such as media coverage, quotes in articles, interviews, social media mentions, reviews and other online content that references your brand, product, or service that you didn't create or pay for.

The new rules, which go into effect Dec. 1, specifically target bloggers who write product reviews and receive pay or free products from the companies — the first time endorsement rules have been revised since 1980.

Because the company wanted invitees to experience the product firsthand and spread the word through their reviews, they invited them to actually spend the night using the personal sleep coach in a paid hotel room, and to wake up to their personalized results on how they slept.

Good reviews, the willingness to pay a premium for your product or service, and the general goodwill you create through providing exceptional value to your consumers is your brand.

Product reviews and testimonials are so important today that companies pay people to review their products or service.

They pay you for each survey you complete and they also occasionally send free products to review!

Around the time that the bank agreed in 2010 to pay $ 550 million to settle charges it improperly sold a product linked to subprime mortgages, chairman and Chief Executive Blankfein launched a global review to strengthen the firm's practices and culture.

I also subscribe to the Financial Samuri blog and just posted a similar article on the Personal Capital retirment calculator... co-incidence or did they pay bloggers to write good reviews of their product??

id software finally launched a pioneer user - redesigned Quake, with pioneer user «rave reviews» to an eager mass market of final customers users who paid for the product.

Another thing we've also requested are paid reviews of our product.

Note: The views expressed in this review are my own and this particular product review was not sponsored or paid for in any way by the manufacturer or an agent working on their behalf.

Standard review disclaimer: Unless otherwise stated, I have no affiliation with and received no compensation from restaurants or product manufacturers reviewed and paid full retail price for the item reviewed.

I consider paid reviews to be a valid form of advertising that's a win - win - win for readers, bloggers, and brands, but in this particular case I conducted my own research and chose this product independently.)

The views expressed here were genuinely mine and consideration was paid to me by NestFresh to review this product.

If products need to be returned and are not being provided as a form of compensation for our time to review your product, you will need to pay a «sponsored post» fee for us to post about your product.

This doesn't cost you anything, but those pennies add up and help us to pay for web hosting, product reviews, and giveaways.

I received product to perform this review, this is not a paid post.

The Plum team didn't pay me for my humor with dealing with tantrums or to write a rave review of their product!

I don't accept sponsored posts where I'm paid by a company to review or feature their product.

«If they're hiring you in a way or paying you to write the review, you may consider asking them for some background information on the product.

While Padilla does not get paid directly for reviewing products, she does get products for free and is also paid by advertisers on her site.

«It would only affect bloggers who are paid to write reviews but the sticky issue that is raised is what happens if a product is given for free,» Cleland said.

I was not paid for this review, I bought the product myself and had to share my thoughts because I love it.

The FTC has clamped down on bloggers who post reviews of products without disclosing they were paid for doing so.

If you're not sure what you're looking for, check out our list of important specs to pay attention to below that we list with each product review.

Though it is relatively more expensive than the other products in our review, the quality is well worth the price you will pay.

The practice has been used by businesses to manipulate social media users or online shoppers, by having one paid associate post false reviews on web sites about products for sale.

Last year, it came to light that Merck had paid the publishing company Elsevier to produce a journal, Australasian Journal of Bone & Joint Medicine, which looked like a peer - reviewed medical journal but was filled with articles and reviews from MECs, including articles favorable to Merck products for osteoporosis.

ReviewMeta gained some notoriety last year when, after evaluating seven million appraisals across Amazon, it called out the online retailer for allowing «incentivized» reviews by people paid to write five - star product endorsements.

«Early on I received a lot of products to trial and review and now I am moving towards more experiences, sponsored posts and paid campaign work.

All product reviews / testimonials / success stories are the sole opinions, findings or experiences of our customers alone and we do not pay for testimonials or reviews.

I have no vested interest in the company that manufactures this product, nor am I getting paid to say it or even to leave a favorable review.

Pay attention to reviews and rating of the brand and find out what other users have to say about their products.

This is a sponsored blog; while the views expressed here were genuinely mine, consideration was paid to me by Bays ® English Muffins to review this product.

Badass and Healthy does not conduct paid reviews; however, Badass and Healthy will accept product to review.

While I did receive a full - sized sample of Jane Iredale's PurePressed Base Mineral Foundation to review, I've been a paying Jane Iredale customer for years and will happily repurchase this product.

I am NOT being paid to say this; simply, I am sharing my review for their great products.

Sometimes, a brand will pay me to review their product.

If I genuinely don't like the product, I tell the company I won't review it and I'm not paid.

However, my review is genuine and I am not being paid for publishing my experience with this product.

I can never tell if a blogger is being genuine in a review because they received products for free and / or are being paid to push said products.

I'm also featuring other products I reviewed in 2016 and in 2017, but these companies are not paying me to do so.

** not paid to review ** product received free

Some of the products featured on Carolina Charm may be sponsored items, meaning shops or retailers may pay me or provide me with the item for free in exchange for an honest review.

FTC Disclaimer: Its not a paid review & I bought this product by myself & the review is totally unbiased.

I was not paid for or given products for this review.

Per FTC law all products that are received to review for sponsored or paid advertorial purposes will be clearly disclosed.