r/Amazon_Influencer

Everyday I check my commissions and I think to myself, “why do I bother?” But for some dumb reason I keep going. It just feels like a huge waste of my time. So many changes in just the last few years and not for the better. I might give it one more year 🤷‍♀️.

I don't know if anybody can help me. So I open this Amazon influencer account on April 12th. I am approved for onsight product reviews. I Amazon says I'm good. I've been approved but I'm not seeing any of my videos on a product page. I am getting clicks on my on my account. I do have a 132 clicks on my off amazon. Since I opened the account, the 12th and a 106 on the on Amazon But I'm not seeing my page on the product pages or earning anything as of now. Still at 0 but I am getting clicks every single day since I opened this account.

I just received an invite for Creator Rewards, but it is only for May

My tier targets have increased again

Anyone else noticed UK click and profit down bad?

Hi fellow amazon influencers, just wondering if anyone has received the upcoming Creator Rewards invitation for shipping targets yet?

I've only received the Amazon essentials rate promotion so far. Worried that it'll only be the only rewards offer..

So I have over 400 outband clicks and not even one sale. Though the pins are in the women clothes.

I start to think that something is not right here.

I would like if anyone with more knowledge can suggest me what to do, thank you !

Hi, since 14th clicks are crashing in Germany and France. You noticed the same? Are they shutting Onsite down again?

I work around a lot of Amazon Influencer and affiliate programs on the brand side and I’ve been trying to sanity check something I keep running into.

For a while it felt like most of Amazon Influencer was pretty straightforward. Get accepted, post content or storefront links, and let volume do the work.

Lately though I’m seeing more of a divide.

Some creators are still operating that way, but the ones consistently performing seem to be much more intentional. Building out their storefront like a real catalog, focusing on specific product categories, and aligning content more closely with what people are already searching for.

It’s starting to feel less like a link distribution game and more like a structured content and conversion strategy.

Curious if this is something others in the program are noticing too or if it’s just a skew from the accounts I’m exposed to.

For people actively using Amazon Influencer, what’s been working better lately. Volume and breadth, or more focused and structured storefront strategy?

I'm an assistant to an Amazon influencer and she is wondering if it'd be within the rules to run DM ads that would send users her Amazon deeplinks. We have Manychat automations set up for her organic Instagram posts where it DMs someone the deeplinks when someone comments a keyword. Now she plans to use that kind of content as an ad, so when someone comments or interacts with the ad, they get sent the Amazon deeplink as well.

Of course the necessary disclosures will be included, but we're not sure if it's alright to run the DM ad campaign. She does not have an external website yet so not sure what route should we take.

Any insights would be appreciated. Thank you! :)

just one ask stupid question.

Can i have two accounts, for example one on my sister, with two different websites?

Or its violate amazon rules?

THX

Is there much point to posting my social content to Amazon, or should I just focus on adding the affiliate links to my socials? Trying to decide the best use of my time. TIA!