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How To Write A Good Review

The document provides guidelines for writing a good review, including writing at least 600 words with a compelling title, using a structured format with short sections and headlines, writing in a simple and natural style, including multiple photos throughout, providing an overall score from 1-100, and sharing the review on social media to gain more exposure. It also notes that reviews should be of current running shoes and may require revisions before approval.

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How To Write A Good Review

The document provides guidelines for writing a good review, including writing at least 600 words with a compelling title, using a structured format with short sections and headlines, writing in a simple and natural style, including multiple photos throughout, providing an overall score from 1-100, and sharing the review on social media to gain more exposure. It also notes that reviews should be of current running shoes and may require revisions before approval.

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How to write a good review

Here are a few guidelines that might be helpful to you.


● Length
○ Write at least 600 words.
● The title
○ Write a compelling headline for your review.
○ Examples: "My thoughts on [shoe name]", "Review of [shoe name] after my first 100
miles" or "Why I believe [shoe name] is the best"
● Structure
○ Use many short sections.
○ Use a fair amount of headlines.
● Writing
○ Use short and simple sentences.
○ Be yourself.
○ Write in a natural language.
● Media
○ Photos make a review compelling. The more the better.
○ Use your own photos.
○ It’s a good idea to spread your photos throughout your review,
○ It’s recommended to have at least one image after your first paragraph to catch attention.
○ If you dare, make a youtube video and add a link to it. A video can be a 1-minute
presentation of your thoughts, or it could be a longer in-depth review.
● Score
○ Add an overall score from 1-100 that summarize your opinion.
● Get more views
○ The more reviews you've written, the more exposure your reviews will get around
RunRepeat.
○ You may share your review with your friends on Facebook, Twitter and other social
platforms that you might use
● General
○ You may write reviews of any ​current running shoe​ (ask if in doubt). This is to ensure
that reviews are up to date.
○ There is no guarantee for your first review to be approved. Follow the guidelines, and
you will have a good chance to be approved. We are happy to help with revisions if
needed.
Profile
Please include a 30-60 word profile and an image of yourself. This profile will be displayed on all of your future
reviews.

Examples
Here are three examples of simple expert reviews.
Note that these reviews are not perfect - they’re only examples to inspire. You do not need to be technical in
your reviews as some of these examples are. What you're writing is up to you - do it your way.:
● Hoka Challenger ATR2 – One Shoe To Rule Them All
● Guide 10: Stability and Cushioning in a Lightweight Shoe
● Nike Zoom Pegasus 33- A review by Lester Daniels

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