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Dear Sharon,

I hope this message finds you well.
My name is Ken Wada from Tokyo, Japan and I represent a japanese supplement company.

We are currently seeking to collaborate with experienced U.S. marketing person / companies to strengthen our product positioning and sales growth on Amazon.


Our focus areas include:
Review Strategy
Enhance product ratings and improve category rankings on Amazon through a pay-per-review initiative.

Purchase Strategy
Increase category rankings on Amazon by encouraging product purchases to drive algorithmic visibility.


Of course, I am sure your specializing is review Kindle book on Amazon, meanwhile i believe that you can also offer us pay-per-review for our products on Amazon U.S.

and would like you to try it because this is a powerful antioxidant supplement with paper evidences.


If this aligns with your services, I would love to schedule a short online meeting to discuss potential collaboration in more detail.

Looking forward to hearing from you.

Warm regards,

Ken

Contract duration of less than 1 month. with 30 hours per week.

Mandatory skills:
Book Review, Editing & Proofreading, Beta Reading, Product Review, Beta Testing
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