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What is it?

Questions only you can answer

The text cannot show these, so your answers count in the checks.

Did you (or your team) use or test the product yourselves?

Google asks reviews to evaluate the product from a user's point of view.

Are the photos or videos your own, taken while testing?

Brand photos do not show that you used it.

Did you write the descriptions yourselves, not copy them from the brand or a seller?

Copied descriptions with affiliate links are what Google calls thin affiliation.

Do you earn from the links, or did a brand pay you or give you the product?

A commission, a payment or a free product all count.

Does the review cover the current model?

Google asks how a product has changed from earlier models.

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The checker uses word lists and Google's published guidance, not AI. It cannot tell whether you really tested the product, so answer the questions honestly.

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