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Using the ImportFromWeb add-on and the function it adds to Google Sheets, you can extract Amazon Reviews data in bulk without technical knowledge!
Data selectors describe the specific content you want to import from the Amazon reviews page .
Pick the selectors you are interested in from our Amazon reviews selectors glossary and add them to your spreadsheet. For example, you may be interested in the review_rating,review_title, and review_body.
If the product has multiple reviews pages, copy the links to subsequent pages to your spreadsheet.
In the formula’s first parameter, select all the cells containing the URLs: =IMPORTFROMWEB(A1:A3,B1:D1)
Recently, Amazon has imposed a restriction that prevents users from accessing more than the first 10 pages of product reviews. It means that the default sorting allows you to access only 100 reviews.
Although direct access is limited, there’s a clever workaround. Amazon lets users filter reviews by criteria like star ratings, helpfulness, or recency. Each filtered view can show up to 100 reviews, offering a way to gather a more extensive dataset.
We’ve designed an easy-to-use template. Make sure you have installed and activated ImportFromWeb in your Google Sheets.
Most of the time, the =IMPORTFROMWEB() function extracts the content of the ASINs in the default language of the Amazon store.
But sometimes, the language of the page loaded by ImportFromWeb isn’t right. For example, you’ll get the content in English for an amazon.de product, instead of being in German.
Luckily, you can force the language using the “language” parameter, as follow:
The new generated URL will look like: https://www.amazon.de/dp/B07NQ6R7R1?language=en_GB
And this is the URL you have to input into your =IMPORTFROMWEB() function!
