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Hello all,

I wasn't entirely sure where to put this, so it goes here! Anyway, what are a few good ways and companies to ask for a review sample of a product? (I'm planning on starting a tech YouTube Channel) Thanks!

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go on their website and find the contact info, and contact them

wow.  if you can't figure that out by yourself or google it. good luck out there..

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IF you are planning to start a tech channel I highly suggest that you review something that you currently own to show these companies you are serious in what you do. I have tried and they will not give you something because as of now you have nothing to prove that you are serious. You can truly review anything, a PC part in your system or a phone you just recently got. Anything to show you are willing to do it.

 

 

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i think you need to prove to them that their product will actually be reviewed professionally and correctly, so if you where to do it on a youtube channel they'll go checkout your channel and see if it is 'worthy' of a review sample. 

basically, you won't be getting free stuff very easily :P

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go on their website and find the contact info, and contact them

wow.  if you can't figure that out by yourself or google it. good luck out there..

I knew that was one way of doing it, I just wanted to see if there was anything else.

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IF you are planning to start a tech channel I highly suggest that you review something that you currently own to show these companies you are serious in what you do. I have tried and they will not give you something because as of now you have nothing to prove that you are serious. You can truly review anything, a PC part in your system or a phone you just recently got. Anything to show you are willing to do it.

I guess my Mionix Naos 7000 and Acer XB270HU will be multi use peices of tech then.

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Your channel has to be popular to get review samples too. Most starter youtubers start by buying them out of pocket or borrowing them from someone.

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