I’m getting ready to do my videos for approval. These are the items I’m thinking of reviewing. Would these be good ones to review for the approval process?

If you're trying to figure out exactly how the Amazon Influencer Program works and how to get started, you'll love my latest YouTube video: Amazon Influencer Program for Beginners (Step-by-Step Guide) In this video, you'll learn: - ✅ How the Amazon Influencer Program actually works - ✅ How to apply + get approved for Onsite Commissions - ✅ How to start finding products and creating your first review videos I put this video together as a complete beginner's roadmap—from applying with your social media account all the way to building your first portfolio of Amazon review videos. I also break down the 2-part approval process, what to do with your first 3 videos, and some of the biggest mistakes to avoid. If you're brand new or still trying to get approved, start here! Have any questions? Comment below! 👇 Mark 💪

Automatically find and join Amazon Creator Connections campaigns with ReviewPro! In this tutorial, I’ll show you how ReviewPro scans the products you’ve already reviewed, searches Creator Connections for matching campaigns, and automatically opts you into available opportunities—saving you from searching ASINs one by one. https://youtu.be/lm1MUDfIpto Questions? Comment Below! 👇 Mark

I wanted to share a quick insight on the Power of Creator Connections. I honestly haven't had much time at all this year to upload new review videos onto Amazon (compared to the past 2 years). So all my commissions this year have been from past review videos. In the last 30 Days my commissions was $1,076... but $503 of the was through the Creator Connections program within the Amazon Influencer Program. For those of you who don't know much about it, Amazon Creator Connections is a program where brands pay Amazon Influencers extra commissions to promote their products. Influencers can join brand campaigns, create content for those products, and earn bonus commissions on top of their normal Amazon earnings when they generate sales. The best part is you can use reviews you've already uploaded onto your storefront. Usually to enroll your content, you'd look for existing campaigns, and one by one, find your review video for that product, and submit into the campaign... (takes so long). I've been automating this process using ReviewPro's Campaign Automation. In 1 click, it'll scan your storefront (to find review videos eligible for campaigns), then auto-enroll them into creator connections... 1 click = +$503 Confused? No worries at all. I've created a tutorial explaining -> click here to see how to automate creator connection campaigns 1. How Creator Connections works 2. How to use ReviewPro to automate this process 3. Don't have ReviewPro? You can try it 30 days for free here Questions about this? Comment below and I'll reply 👇 Here to help 💪 Mark

I am still a beginner and I recently started reviewing products that is part of creator connections that I already owned. For now I’m only doing onsite videos. How can I disclose that this is part of a creator connection campaign for an onsite video since I believe Amazon requires proper disclosures. I already recorded the videos.