Of the 7 products i gave away on Vine only 3 left reviews (4 months have passed). People have a tendency to mark negative reviews as helpful over positive ones, marking reviews as helpful is the criteria that gets people on to vine, this creates more negative and pessimistic people on vine. It is this carelessness of picking up as many items as possible because they are free any not giving a second to read it over as a genuine customer would, that creates - bad selections. Surely if this brings on hayfever i people who did not already have it it should be banned, however i have never had hayfever and this product didn’t cause me to develop the condition of hayfever. The review blames the product for ‘causing hayfever’ and also titles the review ‘Causes hayfever’. A free recipient decided to give it 1 star as ‘she didn’t realise it was a real flower’ even though if she bothered to read the description, title or anything on the box it would have been very obvious. I launched a dried flower product into the market and used Vine. Even though the other seller has been selling for longer than me my product is ranked higher. I have only 5 stars reviews from organic customers.
I have a product that i launch without vine and another seller has an identical product with 8 vines review most of them negative or 3 star.
I have launched products with Vine and without and I have noticed that vine reviewers are so much more negative than the average customer.
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