Please take 5 seconds and answer the question below! 🙏 I want to create more content on what will ACTUALLY help you 🫵 Mark

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When uploading videos to earn onsite commissions, do i ALWAYs want to up load it from "Amazon Creator Hub" or can i upload it under the Product page as a customer review ? is that the same thing ? I usually upload them from the creator hub with a specific thumbnail photo but I noticed i can "write a review and include a video" under the actual product.... I just want to get the Review video on to earn commissions ....

The 3 Things You're Not Leveraging. I just posted a new video about getting more out of the Amazon Influencer Program with what you already have. Click the link below to watch the video, and comment below with any questions! This week brands sent me shoes, a paddle and LEGO sets without me asking once 📦 In the video I break down what actually triggers that, plus the simple title swap that gets way more shoppers clicking your reviews. Watch The Full Video Here Honest question- you tried reviewing a friend or family member's Amazon orders yet? - Mark

Hello! I’m new to this program, and poised to submit a social media channel for that first layer of approval. I’ve set my existing Instagram account to public, and just changed to “creator” mode. (Thanks for the clear instructions!) I’m wondering though if I have enough engagement? Here’s where I’m at: - I’ve had my account since 2012 and have posted steadily but sporadically.  - About a month ago, I started posting more regularly (for me!). I’ve posted 5 times in the last 3 weeks. Posts have gotten likes and a smattering of comments. Every comment I’ve answered.  - (A post in July for my birthday got 67 likes and 24 comments.)  - I generally post on city life, social life, restaurants, music/art events, gardening/home decor. So no single theme, though I'd call it broadly "lifestyle." - I have 388 followers.  Would you recommend going ahead and submitting and seeing what happens? OR should I step up my engagement game for the next 7-14 days, with more posts and more interacting with others, and THEN try? (Or – if you can reapply as many times as you like, could it hurt to try applying now?) Thanks for your insight! @Mark Mckellar