Ratings Without Reviews - How to Tell What Rating You Received?
Customers can now assign ratings without reviews, which is great to increase the number of ratings. However, I am unable to tell which ratings I receive and on which variation (for products with multiple variations under the same parent). I can assess the overall trend at a parent level from the overall score, but I can’t tell which product/variation got the last rating (w/o review). Also, given I already have +80 reviews, I can’t even tell if the rating was a 5* or 4* or even a 1*, as a single rating may not move the overall score enough to notice. Has anyone figured out how to assign ratings to child-ASINS and tell what the rating (w/o review) is?
Ratings Without Reviews - How to Tell What Rating You Received?
Customers can now assign ratings without reviews, which is great to increase the number of ratings. However, I am unable to tell which ratings I receive and on which variation (for products with multiple variations under the same parent). I can assess the overall trend at a parent level from the overall score, but I can’t tell which product/variation got the last rating (w/o review). Also, given I already have +80 reviews, I can’t even tell if the rating was a 5* or 4* or even a 1*, as a single rating may not move the overall score enough to notice. Has anyone figured out how to assign ratings to child-ASINS and tell what the rating (w/o review) is?
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Seller_MO2jmSIvVZDS2
Hi! I have the same question. Did you find any way to better quantify the ratings without reviews?
Seller_HSLZ6KZmJhLva
Good question, but there is no answer. We even called / ask support and they have no idea about
Very sad
Seller_3N7yVnTXPzLkL
The lack of response probably reflects the low importance Amazon attaches to reviews.
Seller_YYgXzU96Av3K9
I did actually figure out a way to find out which ratings was assigned and to which product, but it is a bit painful and highly manual. I forgot to update this thread, sorry.
On the desktop version of Amazon.com (customer/buyer view) you select your child and then click on ratings like to see the details. You should get in the rating section where Amazon breaks down the ratings by star-rating. Click on any of these bars and you should get to the screen with “SORT BY” and “FILTER BY”. Under “FORMAT” you can select to show only reviews for that specific child and then you can toggle b/w ratings: 5-star, 4-star, etc… and take note of how many you have for each rating. You don’t have to count them as Amazon gives you the total just under the “FILTER BY” on the left. You can build a spreadsheet with all ratings for each child of your variations. Once in a while, as you get more star ratings, you can update the spreadsheet. As a shortcut, I use the Amazon mobile version to see for each child the rating count has gone up vs the spreadsheet and then I analyze that child to see which new ratings you got.
I hope this makes some sense to someone. I am not a great writer and it is a complicated manual process to explain. The short answer is - It is possible to determine which new ratings you got on which child of a family of variations, but it is highly manual and tedious unless some genius coder can automatize the process.
Ratings Without Reviews - How to Tell What Rating You Received?
Customers can now assign ratings without reviews, which is great to increase the number of ratings. However, I am unable to tell which ratings I receive and on which variation (for products with multiple variations under the same parent). I can assess the overall trend at a parent level from the overall score, but I can’t tell which product/variation got the last rating (w/o review). Also, given I already have +80 reviews, I can’t even tell if the rating was a 5* or 4* or even a 1*, as a single rating may not move the overall score enough to notice. Has anyone figured out how to assign ratings to child-ASINS and tell what the rating (w/o review) is?
Ratings Without Reviews - How to Tell What Rating You Received?
Customers can now assign ratings without reviews, which is great to increase the number of ratings. However, I am unable to tell which ratings I receive and on which variation (for products with multiple variations under the same parent). I can assess the overall trend at a parent level from the overall score, but I can’t tell which product/variation got the last rating (w/o review). Also, given I already have +80 reviews, I can’t even tell if the rating was a 5* or 4* or even a 1*, as a single rating may not move the overall score enough to notice. Has anyone figured out how to assign ratings to child-ASINS and tell what the rating (w/o review) is?
Ratings Without Reviews - How to Tell What Rating You Received?
Customers can now assign ratings without reviews, which is great to increase the number of ratings. However, I am unable to tell which ratings I receive and on which variation (for products with multiple variations under the same parent). I can assess the overall trend at a parent level from the overall score, but I can’t tell which product/variation got the last rating (w/o review). Also, given I already have +80 reviews, I can’t even tell if the rating was a 5* or 4* or even a 1*, as a single rating may not move the overall score enough to notice. Has anyone figured out how to assign ratings to child-ASINS and tell what the rating (w/o review) is?
6 replies
6 replies
Seller_MO2jmSIvVZDS2
Hi! I have the same question. Did you find any way to better quantify the ratings without reviews?
Seller_HSLZ6KZmJhLva
Good question, but there is no answer. We even called / ask support and they have no idea about
Very sad
Seller_3N7yVnTXPzLkL
The lack of response probably reflects the low importance Amazon attaches to reviews.
Seller_YYgXzU96Av3K9
I did actually figure out a way to find out which ratings was assigned and to which product, but it is a bit painful and highly manual. I forgot to update this thread, sorry.
On the desktop version of Amazon.com (customer/buyer view) you select your child and then click on ratings like to see the details. You should get in the rating section where Amazon breaks down the ratings by star-rating. Click on any of these bars and you should get to the screen with “SORT BY” and “FILTER BY”. Under “FORMAT” you can select to show only reviews for that specific child and then you can toggle b/w ratings: 5-star, 4-star, etc… and take note of how many you have for each rating. You don’t have to count them as Amazon gives you the total just under the “FILTER BY” on the left. You can build a spreadsheet with all ratings for each child of your variations. Once in a while, as you get more star ratings, you can update the spreadsheet. As a shortcut, I use the Amazon mobile version to see for each child the rating count has gone up vs the spreadsheet and then I analyze that child to see which new ratings you got.
I hope this makes some sense to someone. I am not a great writer and it is a complicated manual process to explain. The short answer is - It is possible to determine which new ratings you got on which child of a family of variations, but it is highly manual and tedious unless some genius coder can automatize the process.
Seller_MO2jmSIvVZDS2
Hi! I have the same question. Did you find any way to better quantify the ratings without reviews?
Seller_MO2jmSIvVZDS2
Hi! I have the same question. Did you find any way to better quantify the ratings without reviews?
Seller_HSLZ6KZmJhLva
Good question, but there is no answer. We even called / ask support and they have no idea about
Very sad
Seller_HSLZ6KZmJhLva
Good question, but there is no answer. We even called / ask support and they have no idea about
Very sad
Seller_3N7yVnTXPzLkL
The lack of response probably reflects the low importance Amazon attaches to reviews.
Seller_3N7yVnTXPzLkL
The lack of response probably reflects the low importance Amazon attaches to reviews.
Seller_YYgXzU96Av3K9
I did actually figure out a way to find out which ratings was assigned and to which product, but it is a bit painful and highly manual. I forgot to update this thread, sorry.
On the desktop version of Amazon.com (customer/buyer view) you select your child and then click on ratings like to see the details. You should get in the rating section where Amazon breaks down the ratings by star-rating. Click on any of these bars and you should get to the screen with “SORT BY” and “FILTER BY”. Under “FORMAT” you can select to show only reviews for that specific child and then you can toggle b/w ratings: 5-star, 4-star, etc… and take note of how many you have for each rating. You don’t have to count them as Amazon gives you the total just under the “FILTER BY” on the left. You can build a spreadsheet with all ratings for each child of your variations. Once in a while, as you get more star ratings, you can update the spreadsheet. As a shortcut, I use the Amazon mobile version to see for each child the rating count has gone up vs the spreadsheet and then I analyze that child to see which new ratings you got.
I hope this makes some sense to someone. I am not a great writer and it is a complicated manual process to explain. The short answer is - It is possible to determine which new ratings you got on which child of a family of variations, but it is highly manual and tedious unless some genius coder can automatize the process.
Seller_YYgXzU96Av3K9
I did actually figure out a way to find out which ratings was assigned and to which product, but it is a bit painful and highly manual. I forgot to update this thread, sorry.
On the desktop version of Amazon.com (customer/buyer view) you select your child and then click on ratings like to see the details. You should get in the rating section where Amazon breaks down the ratings by star-rating. Click on any of these bars and you should get to the screen with “SORT BY” and “FILTER BY”. Under “FORMAT” you can select to show only reviews for that specific child and then you can toggle b/w ratings: 5-star, 4-star, etc… and take note of how many you have for each rating. You don’t have to count them as Amazon gives you the total just under the “FILTER BY” on the left. You can build a spreadsheet with all ratings for each child of your variations. Once in a while, as you get more star ratings, you can update the spreadsheet. As a shortcut, I use the Amazon mobile version to see for each child the rating count has gone up vs the spreadsheet and then I analyze that child to see which new ratings you got.
I hope this makes some sense to someone. I am not a great writer and it is a complicated manual process to explain. The short answer is - It is possible to determine which new ratings you got on which child of a family of variations, but it is highly manual and tedious unless some genius coder can automatize the process.
