Alright, I feel like I have been quiet lately (I just got a new litter of foster kittens 😍) during all the emails from Amazon and I wanted to jump in here and talk about the recent Amazon changes- because I know a lot of you are feeling it and truth be told- so am I. I won't pretend to have all the answers but I have had some time to think about it a reflect and here are my thoughts. Yes… they are making things harder, but also-let’s be honest-they’re making things fairer. Amazon is shifting away from paying people for content they didn’t create, products they don’t own, or sales they didn’t actually influence, and while that does reduce some of the easy money that existed before… it also removes a lot of the noise. Less spam. Less AI junk. Less people gaming the system. And that creates more space for people who are actually putting in real effort and building this properly. I know it feels detrimental in the moment, especially as early Influencers but I don’t think this is the end of the Amazon Influencer Program. I think it’s the beginning of a cleaner, more competitive version of it, combined with a shift Amazon is forcing- onsite reviews was never meant to be a stand alone earning opportunity. It was create as an incentive and reward if you will for influencers for driving traffic to Amazon and rightfully so, Amazon is bringing it back to it's origin and it wants offsite contributions. Here’s the part that really matters though… What we’re doing in this group has NEVER been about relying on one stream of income or onsite reviews alone. We’ve been building:→ Multiple income streams from one video→ On-site + off-site strategies→ and transferable skills (content, conversion, product research) So even if commissions shift… Even if things slow down temporarily… even if they lower onsite commissions- You are NOT starting from scratch. Now- real talk. I’ve felt a bit disheartened the last few days too. I’ve put a lot into this group, and I care about you guys getting results. But I don’t believe any of this has been a waste of time. Not even close.

I’ve been watching something interesting happening with Amazon lately. 😶 They are clearly pushing creators more toward off-site traffic, and relying only on on-site placements is becoming less predictable than it used to be. Which is why I’ve been paying a lot more attention to strategies that drive traffic to storefronts and affiliate links from outside platforms. One creator I’ve been following for a long time, who has made over $200k with Amazon in the last 2.5 years, and recently started testing Pinterest + AI for off-site traffic. And honestly… she’s kind of crushing it and she is telling all of her secrets inside The Influencer Traffic System. 👀 In less than 3 months she grew her Pinterest to over 2 million impressions and started getting daily off-site sales. 😱 What’s interesting about the strategy is that it doesn't require: • buying more products • filming more videos • having a social following She’s showing how to: • turn existing Amazon videos into Pinterest Pins • create product content with AI (even for items you don’t own) • send traffic to storefronts, idea lists, and affiliate links • batch schedule content so it keeps working long-term Pinterest works more like a search engine, so the content can send traffic for months instead of hours. The strategy can be used: • alongside your influencer videos or • just using the Amazon Associates program So technically you don’t even need to be in the Influencer program to use it, you can just sign up for the associates program and start earning. 🏃 Another thing to note - she’s still finishing the course and the price is supposed to increase from $67-97 once it’s complete, which shouldn’t be too far away. So not to rush you but if you are all about getting the best bang for your buck- the time is now! ⏲️ Are you ready to tap into the multi trillion dollar online spending industry using the worlds largest visual search engine and create a passive income system that can learn for years to come? Pins that do well can continue to do well for literally years and Pinterest is another one of those platforms where performance and influence has very little to do with followers. All you need to a winning strategy and consistency.

Our resident Amazon Agents are curious to know- how many of my fellow Canadians have I managed to collect in here??!! He is willing to do some out sourcing for more Canadian sellers IF there is enough interest! So that would be pretty cool for us 👀