Gathering feedback from Facebook groups and through Facebook ads, compensating readers for your book purchase, and, hopefully, converting that into Amazon reviews is a good strategy. But even the previous sentence sounds a bit complicated. Not to mention actually building a system for corresponding with potential readers, tracking who is at what stage, and tracking compensation (both to prove to Amazon that the reader received only compensation and not a reward, and for tax accounting purposes). What are your thoughts on the topic? Do you use such a system? If yes, how do you organize it?

Having read a few different instances of authors having their accounts banned from KDP, I’d be interested hear all your opinions on whether removing /unpublishing a title that has multiple non verified reviews from Amazon, in case in the future it flags as dubious and potentially results in account suspension or banning?

Since I understand these get free copies, and will go and post their review as a free unverified review...

Hello everyone wanted to ask if this is a common issue or a resolution to fix this I couldn't post review for books on kdp maybe I think Amazon thinks I am an author but I could post reviews on other items I buy on Amazon. @Adriano Ferrigno @Paul Davidson help needed

Ok. This may sound a bit crazy but for 2 days in a row I have received bad ratings with no review attached. Just thought it was a bit suspicious that this is happened all of a sudden, as it had never happened before. Also normally people that are so disappointed leave a bad review, not only a bad rating? Just wondering - is this a thing? Is it just a coincidence? Have you ever heard of attempted rating manipulation in order to harm a book title?