Low Visibility Review Booster
What it looks at, what it flags, what it does, what you can change.
- Product data from the last 30 days, at each product's most recent rank
- Shipped orders only, on the USA marketplace
- Orders matched to products by ASIN, so nothing else survives
- A cutoff calibrated to your own catalog, not a fixed rank
- The percentile you set, defaulting to the worst 25%
- Their orders placed 10 to 28 days before the run
- One batched Request a Review covering every matched order
- An action log of what was solicited and when
- Review wording stays Amazon's, not yours
- Marketplace for orders and product data
- The BSR percentile that defines low visibility
- Changed on a run without touching the template
Which products sit in the worst quartile
Catalog BSR + shipped orders · sample
Sample figures. Your own numbers appear the first time the skill runs.
Frequently Asked Questions
This skill reads your catalog, flags the products in the worst quartile of Best Seller Rank, finds their shipped orders inside the review-request window, and sends Amazon's Request a Review for those orders in one batch.
Shipped orders only, placed 10 to 28 days before the run date. The 10-day floor clears Amazon's 5-day post-delivery eligibility rule for a mostly-FBA fulfillment mix, and the 28-day ceiling keeps the order pool recent.
Products sitting in the worst quartile of Best Seller Rank across your own catalog, using a trailing 30-day window and each product's most recent recorded rank. The percentile cutoff is a setting, so you can widen or narrow it.
Can I change the wording of the review request?
It changes your account. It sends review requests for the orders it matches, and returns one row per eligible order plus the action log once sent.
Yes. On a recurring run, newly-shipped orders age into the eligibility window and get solicited without anyone checking Seller Central.
Every one of these runs on your own account.