How to become a reviewer?

[imogensmummy]

Of new e-liquid? Any ideas please?
Thanks in advance

[chykensa]

Ah, that's easy.

1) Buy a new liquid

2) Vape it

3) Post a new thread in this section allaboute-cigarettes.proboards.com/board/11/liquid-reviews - tell us about the taste, throat hit, vapour production, depth of flavour, and anything else you think we ought to know. Oh, also what the juice is, its strength and ratio of PG/VG, where you got it from, price, delivery time and packaging, etc.

4) Wait for the compliments to come flooding in!!

Andy

[prr]

Review something!!

[Timbo]

There's not a training camp or a degree to become a reviewer. Just get some juice and explain your experience whether it's in text or video format.

B-)

Timbo

[raid2506]

If you are typing it for god's sake use spell check and format it nicely.

Nothing worse than readin a revUe that is just one jiant paragraph of text wiv no punctuation or formatting tellin everybody what a grate joose you tried and no one can unnerstand what the hell you are on about as it's all just jumbled mess even tho the jiuce is gud and you real like it and it wos cheep but nobady aint gonna read all the drivel cos it dos ure head in trying to workit out am not sayuin you dun that but sum peeps do an its rite annoying when thers text speek all through it

[chykensa]

raid2506 -

[Perpetua]

Personally, I also prefer a written review of an eliquid . . .  telling me the points that might help me make a decision as to whether I might like to purchase it or not.

May be just me ( probably is ) but video reviews are more informative when they're related to hardware, not juice.


I don't get someone banging on for 15 minutes about a flavour.

[Roscopecotrain]

imogensmummy do you mean how to get stuff sent to you free for you to review via video or written?

Sent from my Galaxy Note 2

[markm]

"Everyone's experience of taste is different, what one likes another will
Hate, just think Marmite"
That's my juice review, I won't mention which juice, it could be applied to any of them.

[imogensmummy]

Aug 9, 2013 7:03:15 GMT Roscopecotrain said:

imogensmummy do you mean how to get stuff sent to you free for you to review via video or written?

Sent from my Galaxy Note 2

yes that's what i meant. sorry wasn't very clear x

[fred]

I would guess that you'd need to do a hod of reviews to become a respected reviewer, then ask suppliers if they'd like you to review their products

[Roscopecotrain]

What fred said ^

Sent from my Galaxy Note 2

[markm]

The biggest reviewers mostly still buy stuff to review, they only occasionally
Have things sent for free, and I don't think any of them ask the suppliers who
Send foc.

[xs2man]

Aug 9, 2013 10:18:01 GMT imogensmummy said:

Aug 9, 2013 7:03:15 GMT Roscopecotrain said:

imogensmummy do you mean how to get stuff sent to you free for you to review via video or written?

Sent from my Galaxy Note 2

yes that's what i meant. sorry wasn't very clear x

Yep, you will have to do a LOAD of GOOD reviews, build up a fan base and following, and then build up a rapport with vendors.  Even then, you would probably have to buy MOST of the stuff you are reviewing.

Check out Todds reviews on Youtube.  www.youtube.com/user/toddecigreviews/videos?sort=dd&view=0&shelf_index=0

He has nearly 8,000 followers, generally 2,000 - 3,000 views per video (the occasional one doing MUCH better), and he is still buying most of the gear he is reviewing.

What you MIGHT acheive, after building a solid fanbase, is the ability to purchase early previews of flavours / gear so that you can review them before general sale.

But if your just looking for free stuff, good luck to you.  You will need to work VERY hard to get your free £3-5 sample for review.

[digicig]

Aloha Imogensmummy
For written reviews i can let thee have me template - that thee can tweak to thy own requirements - drop me a PM if interested

Also check out Smoke-Rainbow as a cheap place to get loads of samples to review 1st