So I know I've seen this discussed a bit in some of the Trusted Reviewer threads, but I'm curious if anyone has input/advice/thoughts. It seems like if you are already a trusted reviewer/someone with more visibility, you get a lot more thumbs up just based on reputation and/or visibility. I'm not saying this is a bad thing, that's kind of the point of the system to some degree.
What I am wondering is if anyone has recommendations to increase the exposure of your reviews at all. I've been working towards trusted reviewer status pretty hard for the last 2 years, but with 2-3 thumbs up per review, it doesn't move fast. I'm at 96 now, so I'm close, but it's a slow climb.
I don't feel like it's really a problem with my reviews (I have 96 up vs. 4 down), though of course I could be wrong. Sometimes it seems like I write reviews just as detailed, objective, and valuable as other people but they'll get 8-10 thumbs to my 2-3 (again, I think largely due to visibility). For the last 2 years I think I've been writing pretty strong reviews.
Anyways... just curious what people think. In general, it seems like a lot of people don't bother thumbing reviews at all, which is probably part of it.