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Product Testing- Sign up to become a reviewer
December 2, 2016 at
08:58 PM
I'm interested in becoming a product tester- how do I go about it? can anyone recommend a site I can sign up with? TIA
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It's highly competitive. The last one I did was for Johnson & Johnson and I was one of 120 people or something. Not really worth your time. Easier to keep trying to become an Amazon Vine reviewer (man have their quality standards dropped but they almost never let anyone new in).
You can also start a blog or vlog and request things but you have to have a high subscriber level and have been at it for free for awhile. That's how it goes. You can also be a guinea pig for a nearby medical school or university research program - drugs, chewing gum (not kidding), and everything in between are likely.
But yeah. Spend waaay more time in the sub-forum and pray people will tell you what programs they're in.
It's highly competitive. The last one I did was for Johnson & Johnson and I was one of 120 people or something. Not really worth your time. Easier to keep trying to become an Amazon Vine reviewer (man have their quality standards dropped but they almost never let anyone new in).
You can also start a blog or vlog and request things but you have to have a high subscriber level and have been at it for free for awhile. That's how it goes. You can also be a guinea pig for a nearby medical school or university research program - drugs, chewing gum (not kidding), and everything in between are likely.
But yeah. Spend waaay more time in the sub-forum and pray people will tell you what programs they're in.
A lot of work for once in a while good item, because you have to spend a lot of time on mediocre items to build up reputation
It's highly competitive. The last one I did was for Johnson & Johnson and I was one of 120 people or something. Not really worth your time. Easier to keep trying to become an Amazon Vine reviewer (man have their quality standards dropped but they almost never let anyone new in).
You can also start a blog or vlog and request things but you have to have a high subscriber level and have been at it for free for awhile. That's how it goes. You can also be a guinea pig for a nearby medical school or university research program - drugs, chewing gum (not kidding), and everything in between are likely.
But yeah. Spend waaay more time in the sub-forum and pray people will tell you what programs they're in.
YouTube is highly competitive. Once you reach 50 to 100k subscribers you could probably get decent stuff to review but most people still have to do it on their own dime.