Amazon Reviews Terms And Service

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Question...

...is it okay to copy and paste reviews from
Amazon products on Amazon affiliate websites?

For example, if I'm writing a review about a
product on Amazon, and I link to that product,
and my review contains a handful of reviews,
is that okay to do and if so, what are it's terms
of service/guidelines?

thx
#amazon #reviews #service #terms
  • Profile picture of the author agmccall
    Are you serious about this question

    In your signature you are promoting a amazon product but you do not know their Terms of Service.

    I know you can not promote your signature or product at amazon.com but that is the place to get your answer

    al
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    • Profile picture of the author Joe Benjamin
      Originally Posted by agmccall View Post

      Are you serious about this question

      In your signature you are promoting a amazon product but you do not know their Terms of Service.

      I know you can not promote your signature or product at amazon.com but that is the place to get your answer

      al
      So you came in here to do...

      ...what exactly?

      Waste your time you could be spending
      making money instead of trying to make
      me look like a fool for asking a question...

      ...because YOU feel I should already know?

      Please.

      Mechanics with YEARS of experience ask
      OTHER mechanics how to approach a problem
      all the time.

      CEO's ask board members for a vote on a
      decision.

      Unlike you, I don't have all the questions
      and I'm not a know it all.

      Therefore, the ONLY response I need is a
      simple "Yes" or "No" and a link if available
      to the information where I can look into it
      more myself.

      Not your sarcastic remarks.
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      • Profile picture of the author agmccall
        Originally Posted by Joe Benjamin View Post

        So you came in here to do...

        ...what exactly?

        Waste your time you could be spending
        making money instead of trying to make
        me look like a fool for asking a question...

        ...because YOU feel I should already know? If you are selling a amazon product, which you are, then Yes, you should know

        Please.

        Mechanics with YEARS of experience ask
        OTHER mechanics how to approach a problem
        all the time. Correct, but they do not ask the baker down the street

        CEO's ask board members for a vote on a
        decision. I don't really see the point with this analogy

        Unlike you, I don't have all the questions
        and I'm not a know it all.

        Therefore, the ONLY response I need is a
        simple "Yes" or "No" and a link if available
        to the information where I can look into it
        more myself.

        Not your sarcastic remarks.
        ok here is the link www.amazon.com
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        • Profile picture of the author wordwizard
          Hi Joe,

          I know it's NOT okay to do so on Squidoo (where a good part of the action is about promoting Amazon products). But then Squidoo has a prohibition against duplicate content.

          And Google doesn't like it either.

          So instead of simply copying and pasting reviews, I tend to summarize some of the key points mentioned in the reviews and then include the occasional excerpt as quotes.

          I'm not sure about how this would work on our own websites, but somehow I think it will work better to do it in a similar way rather than copying and pasting.

          Interesting question though. I might have to investigate (unless someone in the know will provide the answer right here...)
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          • Profile picture of the author Joe Benjamin
            Clown.

            Originally Posted by wordwizard View Post

            Hi Joe,

            I know it's NOT okay to do so on Squidoo (where a good part of the action is about promoting Amazon products). But then Squidoo has a prohibition against duplicate content.

            And Google doesn't like it either.

            So instead of simply copying and pasting reviews, I tend to summarize some of the key points mentioned in the reviews and then include the occasional excerpt as quotes.

            I'm not sure about how this would work on our own websites, but somehow I think it will work better to do it in a similar way rather than copying and pasting.

            Interesting question though. I might have to investigate (unless someone in the know will provide the answer right here...)
            Thank you very much

            I appreciate your response.

            That's all I needed to know.

            I can always count on this
            forum to bring out the best
            in people...

            ...and the ugliest.
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