@Beth Bryan If I use the collage inside Amazon to create a Collage post for Amazon storefront, is it okay to download that collage and use as a Pin on Pinterest or is it safer to just create a collage outside of Amazon to use on Pinterest?

Did y’all see the new updated TOS email? This one is especially bad: - Onsite Commission Scope: Updated calculation of onsite commission income to apply only to Direct Qualifying Purchases of the same ASIN variant or variant in the same product category as the linked Product detail page, rather than any product in the same category.  I’ll need to update the course video about the difference in onsite and offsite commissions to include this new change. Here is the video if you want a simple explanation about how it currently works: https://www.skool.com/amzing-influencers-3334/classroom/7367a219?md=91e1b5f129bd4152bd0c05dbcfdf83cc Here is what this new TOS change means (I think) So the current example I shared in my video is: - Someone watches your video featuring a watering can - If they buy anything else in the garden category — a pair of gardening gloves, a pack of seeds, whatever - You earn commission on that sale whether or not they bought the watering can from your video. - If they bought your watering can and then went over and bought sunglasses in a different category, you would NOT earn any commission on that sale since it’s in a different category. The new rule seems to be: - Same scenario - But now they have to buy that same watering can or a direct variant of it (different color, size etc.) for you to get ANY onsite commission - Buying the gloves or seeds or anything in the same gardening category? That halo sale opportunity is not going to happen after April 14th. - the last line is vague, though. I wonder if “variant in the same product category as the linked Product detail page” means the “Similar Products” when you scroll down a product page? I’m not sure. 🤔 On the bright side: This does NOT affect offsite commissions, so that’s even more incentive for me to get this community rocking and rolling to earn more offsite traffic! I’ll post a video tomorrow!!

Share a link to your Amazon Storefront in the comments here so we can all "Ooooh!" and "Aaaaah!" over how nice it is! Yes, we all realize that by clicking through your link you may earn a commission if we buy something-- no disclosure required here. 😉 But this will be a good way to get inspiration from others about organizing it, adding seasonal content, pinning curations, etc! We will only learn if we share together, so please share in the comments here! If you'd like me to take a look and offer critiques, tag me below! Idea Lists vs. Photo Collages vs. Videos... which do you prefer? Let us see!

Hi again @Beth Bryan i feel like I'm asking a million questions so please bear with me. I'm going through the "How to Deep Link "Shop The Look" Pins" tutorial and I want to follow along using an Idea list as what I want to send traffic to. Do you recommend creating a collage in Canva with the items in Idea List and using that as the Pin image in Pinterest? Or would you say its better to just create Pin image with text and use that as the graphic for the Pin? I hope this question makes sense.

@Beth Bryan in your experience, which one do you think converts better and brings in more traffic/sales to Amazon and thus is better to focus on, at least in the beginning... Idea Lists Pins i.e. creating Idea Lists in Amazon and then sending Pinterest traffic to those lists OR single individual product Pins and sending traffic to that one product listing? Thank you!