Five Influencer Marketing Platforms and Product Reviews

As most of you know, I love entering giveaways, receiving freebies and settlements, but I also love doing product reviews. I was talking to my sister last week about surveys and things I do for extra money so I decided to put together some other ideas - product review and influencer platforms. Below are some platforms that I have personally used and I also described what type of items I reviewed. Just click the link to be taken to that platform if you are interested in signing up!

BzzAgent - BzzAgent is awesome! I have received two items from them so far with one on the way in the mail but these are full-sized items. I received a box of hair dye which I haven't used yet and then last night I used a wax parrafin thermal spa system on Kevin (haha) and it was super easy to use. 



All they ask for is a review when you are done and if you want to share photos/videos, you can totally do that as well. They ask you a series of questions in order to qualify for products and I receive an email every time a product is available for me to apply for. I love the fact that these are not samples and actually full-sized products. 

Mavrck - I have gotten approved for two campaigns through Mavrck - one being Ratio: healthy granola bars and the other being Stressballs to help you sleep. After each campaign, you are paid out - I received $100 for doing a review + post on social media for the granola bars and I have $25 pending for the Stressballs review + feedback (no post). Every campaign is different with different requirements. I love that they pay you and provide you with a bonus just for posting or writing a review on the product you receive. Again, these are full-sized products. The Stressballs gummies you take twice a night and I received a 30-day pack. The Ratio: bars were also a huge full pack of granola bars as well. 

Tomoson - I have been using Tomoson for a few years now and it's the platform that I have used longer than any other one. With each campaign approval, you post on your social media platforms. I never received pay for products but I did receive free products in place of a review and post on social media. You also must link the product to the link they provide you. I have reviewed flash cards, shampoo + conditioner, hats, shoes, Skinny Blend, glasses, a frying pan, basically anything! You apply for what type of items you would like and write your reviews, and keep the product. 

AmbassadHER - I used AmbassadHER for awhile and then I stopped. The reason why I stopped was because you had to make all of the purchases upfront and then they would reimburse you once you completed your campaign. Sometimes this took up to two months and I just could not afford to wait that long to get paid out. Sometimes they would provide you with coupons and you had to make a purchase that way. I am about 30 minutes away from a local Target or Walmart so sometimes it was hard for me to make the time to purchase the item as well. I did enjoy this platform though and I was able to review full-size products - Deodorant, Pure Cane Sugar, Hemp Oil, Taste Enhancing Tablets (I did a video review for HERE)  and so much more. 

FBA Reviews - support@fbareviews.com - Although FBA Reviews is not a platform, I have had a lot of success with it. I have been able to purchase and review Rock Painting (Jace loved them!), conditioner, a Rodent Repelling System (we have mice in our house so this was very useful!), and more. They also sent payment upfront which was super helpful and then I had 24-48 hours to make the purchase. They have a portal where you can submit your confirmation number and the link to your review. All of the items are through Amazon so you would review the product and submit your review through Amazon. There were a lot of product items to choose from. I'm not sure if they accept referrals but if so, just send an email to the above email address and let them know that Abbie Guerrero (guerreroabbie@yahoo.com) sent you. 

If you have anymore to add, please let me know by commenting below. 


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