Competition on the Amazon platform is fierce, from the US to the world. In order to improve product rankings and sales, many sellers have finally taken up the weapon of self-supporting account evaluation. However, due to the technical threshold of self-supporting account evaluation technology and the lack of understanding of the principles of self-supporting accounts and the construction of the underlying environment, many sellers' accounts have been banned. This article will reveal the risks of Amazon self-supporting account evaluation and how to prevent these risks.
1. Risks of Self-Service Amazon Review Accounts
1. Account association: Amazon has strict management measures for multi-account operations. Once multiple accounts are found to be associated, all accounts may be banned. When doing self-support account evaluation, if you do not connect with a reliable channel provider, such as buyer resources (phone, email, address, etc.) are reused, then due to the same or similar registration information, it is easy for Amazon to identify them as associated accounts, thus putting you at risk of being banned.
In addition, accounts may also be linked due to personal operating methods, such as improper registration, improper ordering, etc.
2. IP address problem: When you use your own account to evaluate Amazon, you need to use different IP addresses to register, browse, and place orders. However, if multiple accounts use the same IP address, or use an IP address that is marked as suspicious by Amazon, it may cause the account to be banned. IP issues are the hardest hit area for account bans. I will write a separate article about IP anti-association later.
3. Payment security issues: When you use an Amazon review account, you need to use a credit card or gift card to pay. However, if the card segment you use is on the platform's blacklist, or if a card is used by multiple accounts, the platform will also block your account.
The above-listed issues are related to the underlying environment. When doing self-maintained account evaluation, there must be a safe, stable, and clean underlying environment, otherwise the subsequent ordering techniques and account maintenance strategies will become empty talk.
1. Use a clean IP address: Use a clean IP address that is not marked as suspicious to register and browse, which can effectively reduce the risk of account blocking. It is best to build an overseas server, run it through a secure terminal, and establish a firewall to block the association of hardware parameters. Adopting a one-account-one-IP strategy will greatly reduce the risk of association, with almost no cancellation of orders and no account blocking.
2. Avoid frequent operations: When running a self-supporting account for Amazon reviews, you should avoid frequent registration, login, browsing, etc. Too frequent operations can easily be identified by Amazon as machine brushing behavior, thereby increasing the risk of the account being banned.
3. Arrange browsing time reasonably: When browsing Amazon products, you should arrange browsing time reasonably and avoid staying on the same page for a long time or switching pages frequently in a short period of time. This helps reduce the risk of being identified as suspicious by Amazon.
4. Registration information management: When registering an account, you should avoid using the same or similar registration information. Different email addresses, user names, passwords, etc. can reduce the risk of account association. At the same time, regularly updating registration information can also help improve the security of the account.
5. Use reliable payment methods: When you are running an Amazon review account, you should choose a reliable payment method, such as a credit card or gift card. Avoid using payment methods from unknown sources to avoid financial security risks.
In conclusion:
When running a self-supported account for Amazon reviews, risks and network security issues cannot be ignored. By properly arranging browsing time, using clean IP addresses, and avoiding frequent operations, you can effectively reduce the risk of account bans and fund security. At the same time, staying vigilant and paying attention to account status is an important part of ensuring network security.
In short, evaluating self-supporting accounts is a technical job with a high threshold. This threshold is like a double-edged sword, which brings both positive and negative effects. The advantage is that this threshold can screen out some people, so that this field is not too crowded and the competition is not too fierce. The well-known 80/20 rule tells us that 80% of the wealth is often in the hands of 20% of people.
However, this threshold is a challenge for individuals or teams who are new to the industry. They need to face a series of problems such as environment configuration, account maintenance details, and resource acquisition. If they try to solve these problems on their own, it will be a long and tortuous road. In order to avoid misunderstandings, they need to keep trying and accumulating experience, and after countless detours, they can gradually find the right direction.
In this case, it is particularly important to find an experienced mentor or professional for guidance. Their experience and guidance can provide valuable help for beginners and avoid more detours in the exploration process. As the ancients said: "Reading ten thousand books is not as good as traveling a thousand miles, traveling a thousand miles is not as good as meeting countless people, and meeting countless people is not as good as the guidance of a famous teacher." Having a good mentor can make you move forward more smoothly on the road of evaluating self-supporting accounts.
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