I became an advanced reviewer it seems like 3 or 4 months ago, and have yet to receive an assignment to edit/review a review on a product. I see some contributors that have edited in the upwards in the hundreds of reviews. What am I missing here? I didn't know where else to post this question, so if this is the wrong section, my apologies in advance.
#AskEden - Eden Advanced reviewer status
05/16/2012
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you're supposed to ask for assignments. find a product in your price range, depending on your level, with less than 3 reviews and grab it. then go to your assignment cart and request it.
you can also grab ANY item and request it as a buyout, giving you a 30% discount in return for a review.
PS you can review stuff even if it's not assigned.
you can also grab ANY item and request it as a buyout, giving you a 30% discount in return for a review.
PS you can review stuff even if it's not assigned.
05/16/2012
Wait, I think that you're talking about when it shows up that someone has edited a review? There are two ways to do that. I show up as editing peoples reviews because they are my students. When you become a mentor it shows up like you edited your students review, though you don't get compensated.
The other way to edit a review is to join the Editor program. This is a program that is actually pretty selective that gets rotated every 3 months. You have to apply before the rotation switches and they take into account your experience, typos in your current reviews, your writing style, if you've been a mentor, and just about everything else. If you're accepted you become an editor and edit reviews of those with less than I think a 5.5 ranking. Most people have to apply more than once, so if you don't get in the first time don't give up! You also get compensated a few dollars in points for every review you edit.
I hope I answered your question!
The other way to edit a review is to join the Editor program. This is a program that is actually pretty selective that gets rotated every 3 months. You have to apply before the rotation switches and they take into account your experience, typos in your current reviews, your writing style, if you've been a mentor, and just about everything else. If you're accepted you become an editor and edit reviews of those with less than I think a 5.5 ranking. Most people have to apply more than once, so if you don't get in the first time don't give up! You also get compensated a few dollars in points for every review you edit.
I hope I answered your question!
05/16/2012
Thanks for answering, Ryuson!
You can apply for the Mentor Program and the EdenTasks program by clicking either "Mentor Program" or "EdenTasks" in the Services section of your Account Dashboard and following the instructions.
You can apply for the Mentor Program and the EdenTasks program by clicking either "Mentor Program" or "EdenTasks" in the Services section of your Account Dashboard and following the instructions.
05/16/2012
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