Post once per day to both hold yourself accountable and get community support! Copy + paste the template below into the comments. Instructions (read once): Check in daily, even if you upload zero- check in for personal accountability and consistency. Zero days are allowed. Aim to upload at least 5 days/week so Amazon takes you more seriously. Consistency > perfection POST YOUR WINS IN THE GROUP! People deserve to know this works and you deserve to be celebrated. (This is for ANYONE who wants to participate!) ✅ DAILY CHECK-IN TEMPLATE 📅 Date / Day: 🔢 Current Reviews: (video number in search bar on amazon storefront) 🎯 Reviews Left to 1,000: (1000 - number above) ✅ Reviews Uploaded Today: (#) 📦 Products Reviewed: (Brief description- we can get ideas from each other) 🧠 One Quick Note: A win/something you learnt/personal note to future self/a personal tidbit- this can be anything. (These are my favorite part!) ✅ DAILY CHECK-IN TEMPLATE (Copy and paste!) 📅 Date / Day: 🔢 Current Reviews: 🎯 Reviews Left to 1,000: ✅ Reviews Uploaded Today: 📦 Products Reviewed: 🧠 One Quick Note:

As an encouragement to others who are overthinking their review videos - they need to be perfect, no ummms, look good, clean house, perfect words - here’s some encouragement. Today I recorded a quick video for a brand deal with zero makeup & unbrushed hair plopped on top of my head after being confined to my couch for 5 1/2 days with a back injury. I put in a few minutes of research to make sure I could speak confidently, but I definitely didn’t speak perfectly. And guess what? It’ll still make me money. And it’ll definitely make me more money than going several more days not making it or never making it at all. ...it's really fine 😅 Just make the video!

Prime Days are this week. And if you are anything like most people, you are already planning to shop, in fact you have probably been waiting all month to make some of those preplanned purchases. And Amazon could be covering a lot of that spending for you. That is genuinely possible inside this community. And I want to take a minute to remind you why this group exists and why it might be exactly what you need right now - even if you feel like you do not have an ounce of extra time or energy to give to anything new. Let's start with the numbers, because they blow my mind every time I really think about it. Amazon moves over $2 billion in revenue every single day. And it pays out somewhere between $20 to $60 million a day to influencers - for what are often just simple, casual videos of people using products they already own. And that is not even the whole picture. Beyond the commissions, there are free products. Brands sending you things you were already going to buy anyway - sheets, kitchen gadgets, things around your house you have been meaning to replace but never quite justified the cost of. The online spending industry is a multi trillion dollar business. That money is being spent regardless of whether you are involved or not. All you have to do is get your videos and your links between the consumer and the checkout button. Now if you are reading this thinking "I am too late for this Prime Days" - you might be right. But that is not actually the moment that matters most. Q4 is coming. Black Friday, Cyber Monday, and the entire holiday shopping season make up the single biggest spending event in the world, and it lasts nearly three months. That is the real opportunity. And the work that makes Q4 successful starts now, not in November. I saw a post recently from someone in this space describing exactly this. Their last Prime Day brought their first truly big month - multiple days over $1,000, one even close to $1,300. What made it special was not the money itself. It was realizing that all the videos they had quietly created over months were suddenly working together at the same time.

Has anyone seen a decrease of CC messages from brands? I’m sending all my regular messages/follow-ups, and it’s like crickets. I usually get 5-6 responses a day…

I'd like to hear what people do with the free items they get? Obviously, I keep the things my family wants. I also have a friend's group, and I do a weekly post to see if anyone wants an item. After that, I normally just drop things off at a local charity. I'd love to hear what other people in community are doing to keep clutter down.