This week, while checking something on my Amazon UK book page for THE PRINCE’S MAN, I got a shock.
Instead of the 49 reviews it’s had for some time now, suddenly it was showing 77!
I know it’s selling steadily, but that’s a lot of new reviews all of a sudden, and I was eager to check them out. As I did so, I became confused – I could only find one new review.
Of course, every new review is precious, but what was going on with the numbers?
So I checked out the same page on Amazon US, and discovered 36 reviews had suddenly become 76.
And then I twigged – Amazon must have amalgamated reviews over the two sites.
Now before you tell me that the figures don’t add up (49 + 36 doesn’t = 77, or even 76) that I can explain.
Before Amazon became picky…
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Thanks for the reblog. I hope this applies to everyone, and it isn’t just an Amazon experiment.
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My Mum’s book, ‘My Vibrating Vertebrae’ by Agnes Mae Graham, shows 13 reviews on Amazon.com and 8 on Amazon.co.uk (5 of which also appear on Amazon.com), Debby 😃
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That’s what I wondered – they often seem to choose random authors to test out new features 😦
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