Get your first buyers talking. Creators buy your product at full price and create content about it on their own channel, with disclosure. They get their money back, plus a bonus, only when you approve the content.
Don’t buy them. Make the listing accurate, ask shoppers for an honest review the way the marketplace allows, and meanwhile get the product in front of people somewhere else: creators who buy it at full price and create content about it on their own channel. You pay for the content you approve, never for a review.
On launch day your product has no history. A shopper cannot tell a good new product from a bad one, so the safe choice is the brand they already recognize.
Paid media needs creative. Studio shots don’t perform like a person holding the product, using it and saying why in their own words.
Most satisfied shoppers share nothing at all. Waiting for word of mouth isn’t a launch plan.
Amazon’s Community Guidelines don’t allow a review in exchange for “any compensation, including cash payments, refunds, free or discounted products, gift cards, warranties, services, or other incentives”. They do accept a seller encouraging an unbiased, un-incentivized review, for example “Please share your honest experience with our product by leaving a review!”
Honest reviews take time to arrive. Until they do, what you can do is get people to buy the product, use it and create content about it on their own channel.
Paste your product link, set the cashback and bonus, and write what each piece of content needs to show.
They buy on the store at full price with their own money and upload the order receipt, which we check against your listing.
The content goes up on their Instagram, YouTube or Facebook with disclosure, in front of people who already follow them.
Approve the content and the creator gets the cashback and bonus. You can ask for changes (up to 3 rounds), or turn it down with a reason and the money comes back to your wallet.
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The creator pays full price for the product themselves, so it shows up as an order in your sales data instead of a unit you gave away. They get the money back plus a bonus only after you approve the content.
You set the brief and review every submission against it. You can ask for changes up to 3 rounds. You can’t require a favorable verdict: the creator’s opinion stays their own.
No. Creators are paid for approved content on their own channel, never for a review. Hypedrive doesn’t sell, script or arrange reviews or ratings on any marketplace listing.
Then nobody gets paid. The cashback and bonus stay in your wallet until you approve a piece of content, and if the campaign ends or you turn the content down, the money comes back to you.
Paste a product link, set the cashback, the bonus and the brief, then add money. You pay only for the content you approve.
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