Amazon still hasn’t updated their affiliate links to open in the app. Baffling Here is my description on a longform YouTube video. (in the images) The amz link opens in browser The linktw.in opens to a challenge window to open the Amazon app. The Walmart link opens in the app natively because it was a tagged link. A Walmart Affiliate links opens in the browser.. still bad There’s a few unlocks here. Walmart products have less friction on YouTube for affiliate sales. We could match Creator Connections to Walmart products to double dip on affiliate commissions. This will be even more powerful for creators who have relationships with popular brands. One thing everyone should be doing is clipping their YouTube review videos. Especially if your product is matched to a Walmart product. If you don’t know how comment or if you don’t know what to clip comment and I’ll explain.

✅ TL;DR: We’re building a feature that helps creators consistently post videos that keep showing up in TikTok and YouTube search, instead of disappearing after one upload. That means more long-tail views, more qualified buyers, and more predictable commissions without chasing trends or owning the product. ****************** Read the Full Post if you're motivated ************************* 🔥 I want to keep everyone in the loop on what we’re actively working on behind the scenes at SV, and more importantly, why we’re building it. Most creators are told to chase: - trends, - sounds, - virality. That can work short term, but it’s unpredictable and exhausting. What we’re focusing on instead is something more durable. SV doesn’t make creators famous. It helps them be present wherever decisions repeat. Here’s what that means in practice. The problem we’re solving TikTok and YouTube aren’t just entertainment platforms anymore. They’re where people go to decide. People search simple things like: - “worth it” - “does this work” - “honest review” - “before you buy” But what they’re really looking for is clarity. Right now, creators are guessing: - what question to answer, - what angle to take, - whether a video will actually matter after a few days. That guesswork is what we want to remove. What SV is building We’re working on a new workflow that helps creators answer repeating buyer questions, not just chase trending posts. Using data we already have (trending products, Amazon matches, reviews, creator videos, transcripts), SV will recommend micro topics like: - who a product is actually for, - common misunderstandings, - why some buyers are disappointed, - what the listing doesn’t explain clearly, - what reviewers consistently agree on. These are not random ideas. They’re based on patterns buyers keep showing us. This applies to: - TikTok Shop, where search is becoming dominant, and - YouTube, where evergreen decision content compounds over time.

Most creators think the game is about views, it's not. It’s about catching buyers at the moment they decide. Right now, people don’t just scroll and buy. They scroll, get interested, then ask questions like: - “Is this actually worth it?” - “Which one should I buy?” - “Is this better than the other one?” ✅ The creators who win are the ones whose content answers those questions clearly. 🔥 That’s what we’re focused on with SV. (shoppablevideos.com) Not helping you make more videos. Helping you make fewer videos that convert better. What that looks like in practice: - Choosing products people are actively deciding on - Explaining who a product is for and not for - Calling out tradeoffs honestly - Comparing it to the obvious alternatives When you do this right: - Buyers show up pre-sold - Your affiliate links convert higher - Brands see you as a sales partner, not just a creator If you’ve ever felt like: - “My content is good but it doesn’t convert” - “I’m posting a lot but the money isn’t matching” - “I want brands to pay me because my content sells” That’s the gap we’re closing. We’ll be working with a small group of creators who want to focus on decision-stage content, not just views.

I’ve been noticing the same pattern across creator platforms. TikTok creators don’t really have a content problem. They have a distribution clarity problem. They don’t know which videos are worth repeating because reach feels random. High views do not always mean high sales, so effort turns into guessing. Amazon creators have almost the opposite issue.They have traffic, but they have a prioritization clarity problem. Too many products. Too many campaigns. Too many videos. Not enough signal on which ones deserve their next hour. Different platforms. Same frustration. Creators are not short on opportunity. They are short on clarity about where effort actually compounds. This is why people bounce between platforms, tools, and strategies. They are trying to regain a sense of control. Curious if this resonates with you. Where do you feel the most stuck right now, distribution or prioritization?

If you’re here, it means you raised your hand… and I’ve got something worth showing you. Here’s the simplest way to explain what ShoppableVideos (SV) actually does: Here’s the simplest way to explain what ShoppableVideos (SV) actually does: - SV shows you the Top 100 trending TikTok products every week — already filtered for creators. - Every product comes pre-loaded with images, metadata, and viral angles so you never sit staring at a blank screen. - One click = SV generates your scripts for YouTube, TikTok, Shorts, or a viral remix. - You get proven hooks, variations, and keyword phrases designed to get views and conversions. - This is built for creators who want consistent affiliate commissions — without guessing what to film next. Over the next few days, I’ll show you what we’re building behind the scenes, share early access, and give you a chance to shape the features before launch. Let’s build this together.