Review Router helps Amazon KDP authors create intelligent review links that automatically redirect readers to their local Amazon marketplace. Generate QR codes, track clicks, monitor campaigns, and make it easier for readers worldwide to leave reviews.
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š Hi Product Hunt! I'm the maker of Review Router.
After publishing books on Amazon KDP, I noticed a frustrating problem.
Many authors include a QR code asking readers to leave a review, but readers outside the US are often sent to the wrong Amazon marketplace (for example, Amazon.com instead of Amazon.co.uk or Amazon.de). That extra friction can mean one less review.
So I built Review Router.
With Review Router, authors can create one smart review link that automatically redirects readers to their local Amazon store.
What it does
š Smart review links for every Amazon marketplace
š Automatic country-based redirection
š± Dynamic QR codes for books and marketing materials
š Click and country analytics
š Custom thank-you pages after readers visit the review page
Whether you're publishing novels, journals, coloring books, or puzzle books, the goal is simple: make it easier for readers worldwide to leave reviews.
I'd love your feedback:
Is this a problem you've experienced?
What features would make it even more useful?
Any suggestions before the next release?
Thanks for checking out Review Router, and I'm happy to answer any questions! š
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Finally found a reason to bother with QR codes in my book back matter. Set up a universal link in under a minute and loved that it actually sends people to their local store instead of dropping them on a US page they have to manually switch. The click tracking is a nice bonus for spotting which promos are actually working.
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honestly really clever how the link auto-detects the reader's country and sends them to their local amazon page, that's the kind of thing authors usually mess up with a dozen separate URLs. the qr code feature is a nice touch too, like you're not just thinking desktop but actually meeting readers wherever they are.
Finally found a reason to bother with QR codes in my book back matter. Set up a universal link in under a minute and loved that it actually sends people to their local store instead of dropping them on a US page they have to manually switch. The click tracking is a nice bonus for spotting which promos are actually working.
honestly really clever how the link auto-detects the reader's country and sends them to their local amazon page, that's the kind of thing authors usually mess up with a dozen separate URLs. the qr code feature is a nice touch too, like you're not just thinking desktop but actually meeting readers wherever they are.