The 1K Reviews Roadmap This is the official start. Despite honestly NOT feeling ready to launch this- I said I would and starting things before we feel ready is 1000% of the battle. So here we are! This challenge will run for 40 weeks, with new guidance released every aThursday, all leading to one clear goal: 🎯 1,000 Amazon reviews! Not by grinding. Not by going viral. By a boring, repeatable system that compounds. This weekly strategy is about habit-building, not strategy overload. Big Picture (What to Expect Going Forward) Over the next 40 weeks, you can expect: - Weekly focus posts (released Sundays) - Clear expectations instead of hype - Systems that work even on low-energy weeks - Momentum that builds quietly over time The Math (Your Personal Game Plan) This is the formula you’ll use daily so this never feels vague or intimidating. Step 1: Your numbers - Target: 1,000 reviews - Current review count: _____ - Reviews remaining:1,000 – current count = remaining reviews Step 2: Time left - Days until Nov 1: _____ Step 3: Daily target 👉 Reviews per day needed: remaining reviews ÷ days left = your daily number This number is yours — not mine, not someone else’s. You’ll include it in your daily check-in, even on zero days. Time Commitment: this is meant to fit into real life not stress you out. You can do: - 15–30 minutes per day OR - 2–4 hours per week (batching) - Or whatever works for you that week. Things will fluctuate and that's okay! Early on, this may take longer. That’s normal. You will get faster as: - confidence improves - decision-making improves - filming becomes automatic Speed comes from repetition. Video Length (This Matters) You’ll hear “30–60 seconds” a lot — here’s the truth: 👉 Focus less on time. Focus more on value. - Be as long as you need to be The goal is not a time limit. The goal is this: Your video should be the viewer’s last stop. They shouldn’t need to watch another review because:

No hypocrits here! I managed to multitask, clean my bathroom and do 10 reviews. Toilet bowl cleaner, 4 kinds of toothpaste with an extra comparison video, my fancy toilet seat with the kids one built in, my tropical pain killer stick (mediatick) and a bottle of Aleve and some metal shelves on the wall! Most of these either have no carousel or it was full but I did them anyway for a few reasons: 1)to fluff up my storefront. Sellers and brands are looking for active influencers so the more videos the better. 2) more chances for halo sales. 3) some of the other influencer pages aren't full (.ca/.UK) 4) I can still upload them to YouTube! 5) training Amazon's algorithm to take me seriously since I actually show up and upload videos. It's easy to get caught up in carousels and opportunity but it's also important to train your brain to see everything as an opportunity! People with 100 reviews up telling me they are struggling to find more to review make me laugh. Winning with Amazon is all about being a consistent opportunist with a side of perseverance. You'll be inevitable if you just keep uploading. What did you upload today?!

I am just wondering, if I purchase a water bottle in teal but the exact same bottle is available is 8 other colours, should I be selecting the other colours as well as the actual colour I purchased? In the image I have selected the colour featured in my video, but the other bottles shown are the same except for the colour.