🚀 OFFICIAL LAUNCH: ROADMAP TO 1K REVIEWS- WEEK ONE

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The 1K Reviews Roadmap (40 Weeks to November 1st)

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 is week one. This will also be going in a classroom you'll need to reference weekly but for this week- here's the full plan.

This challenge will run for 40 weeks, with new guidance released every Sunday, all leading to one clear goal:

🎯 1,000 Amazon reviews by November 1st

Not by grinding. Not by going viral. By a boring, repeatable system that compounds. This week 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

⚠️ Reminder: Paid tiers begin February 1st.Anyone who reaches Level 3 before then receives complimentary access to the full challenge + advanced material for 3 months.

This week matters if you want that bonus.

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
As short as you can 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:

you answered the questions they would have
you showed what actually matters
you helped them feel confident buying

CONFIDENCE IS KEY (This Will Make or Break You)

Consumers don’t just buy products — they buy certainty.

Speak clearly
Be decisive
Avoid apologizing or sounding unsure
If you feel confident, the buyer will too

At the same time:

people have short attention spans
get to the point quickly
skip introductions — nobody cares who you are
they’re there for product info, not a backstory

Strong, confident delivery + clear value = conversions.

WEEK ONE FOCUS

This week is about:

everyday products
items that sell all year
training your brain to see everything as an opportunity

Seasonal strategy is coming later. Right now, we build the habit.

25 Everyday Review Ideas Most People Already Have

Aim for 25 reviews this week (or whatever number your personal math says you need). Here are some suggestions to keep you moving. Do not feel like you HAVE to do this. You can just head straight to your bathroom or pick one room and start there. These are just suggestions. You can do review anything sold on amazon. Use Amazon's AI search feature to make sure it is sold on there first then just shoot and post. Don't stress with editing. One take is faster than editing.

Water bottle / tumbler
Coffee maker or kettle
Toaster / air fryer
Cutting board
Knife set
Dish rack
Food storage containers
Paper towel holder
Cleaning spray
Mop or broom
Vacuum or attachment
Laundry basket
Hangers
Storage bins
Phone charger
Extension cord / power bar
Alarm clock
Desk lamp
Pillow
Blanket
Fan
Space heater
Bathroom organizer
Hair brush or styling tool
Reusable shopping bags

These are fast wins. Don’t overthink them.

Weekly Upload Expectations (Soft but Serious)

Aim for at least 5 upload days per week
Some weeks you’ll have energy for 50 reviews — amazing
Some weeks you’ll barely hit your minimum — still fine

Consistency beats intensity.

Amazon takes consistent accounts more seriously, and it helps your placement and momentum.

Daily Check-Ins (Non-Negotiable)

Daily check-ins are for:

accountability
habit-building
confidence
and yes… community momentum 👀

Rules:

Check in daily, even if you upload zero
Zero days are allowed
If you miss a day, do two check-ins the next day
Skipping check-ins entirely is the only real miss but I get sometimes it might happen- in which case do multiple check in for the days missed, and try not the make a habit of it. This is how habits stick.

Final Reminder

You don’t need to: