Universal car seats are pretty great. If only it were possible for all car parts to be universal, things would be a lot more convenient when you’re fixing your wheels up. Maybe that would cause some serious performance problems down the line, but if they could overcome that, it’d be a great deal, right? Anyways, when it comes to universal car seats, there are the good and there are the bad, and you tell one from the other with universal car seat reviews.

So then we have a whole other problem at hand: Some reviews are good, and some reviews are bad. We don’t mean some are negative and some are positive, but that some reviews are written by people who have no idea if the product Silagra is any good, and they just want to make a quick buck through some affiliate marketing program, while others are hardly reviews at all, but rather, some positive press written up by someone within the company (or hired by the company) to generate some false buzz for their new product.

How do you tell the good from the bad? How do you know which reviews to trust?

Well for starters, you don’t want to put too much stock into just any review you read. In fact, it’s a good idea to cross reference various reviews. If a product tends to get great marks across the board, you can usually rely on it, and vice versa. A product that everyone seems to hate, except for one blogger who only registered ten minutes before posting their review and who hasn’t posted anything since, is usually a bum product.

So beyond simple common sense, there are a few ways to tell an honest review from a sales pitch. First of all, make sure the reviewer’s account is on the level. If you see that they’re part of a blog and have absolutely no friends, no followers and no comments, you can safely bet that they’re not a real reviewer but a “plant”.

Second, take a random sentence from the review and google it. Most of these fake reviews are posted all over the web, syndicated to a hundred different sites because that’s a pretty good way to make money through ads and affiliate sales. An honest reviewer is usually content to set up shop in their little corner of the web and converse with their readers.

And finally, don’t trust any reviewer whole heartedly until you’ve taken their advice and found it to be pretty solid. No matter how insightful they seem, if they’re giving four star reviews to a seat that keeps falling out of your car, they’re probably feeding you a line.

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Category: Family/Parenting/Infants and Toddlers
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