How Do I Find My Amazon Review Link?
Need to find your Amazon Review URL to turn it in for reviews?
  1. Go to personalization > Your public Profile.
  2. Under your profile picture, go to Activities>Reviews.
  3. Find the book you need the link for. And click “Permalink” When the new screen comes up for the review, highlight the address, copy it, and then paste it where you need it to go. And that's it.

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Considering this, how do I share my Amazon review?

Click on Public Reviews Written by You and as long as you are logged in to Amazon, it will take you to the page of your reviews. Click on the image of the book you want to review, you will be directed to page of the review. Copy the URL of the review page – this is the link to your Amazon book review.

One may also ask, why can't I see my review on Amazon? Seller reviews aren't immediately visible on Amazon product pages, until you go to the “available from other sellers” page. From my understanding you don't see a notification from your seller account when you've received a review- only when you've received feedback.

People also ask, how do I copy my Amazon URL?

You can generate the link if you just navigate to the page in the Amazon catalog where your product appears, and then copy the URL and paste it where you want the link to appear.

How long does it take for Amazon review to appear?

Most often my reviews take more than 24 hours but less than 4 days to post. It seems that there must be at least some degree of human intervention by Amazon before they post the reviews.

Related Question Answers

How do I remove negative feedback on Amazon?

Go to Your Account and click Seller Feedback Submitted by You under Personalization. Click Remove link next to the feedback you would like to remove. If there is no Remove option next to a comment, the 60-day removal period has expired."

How can you tell if reviews are fake on Amazon?

And if there's an abundance of one-star or 5-star reviews, but the text is barely longer than a sentence (or even just a word or two), then that's also a telltale sign of fakes. Look for “verified purchase”: Reviews from users who actually bought the product will have a “verified purchase” badge next to their name.
James H. Sterling

James H. Sterling

Environmental Science & Climate Journalist

James Sterling reports on renewable energy developments, climate policy, ecological conservation, and green tech innovations around the globe.