Post Them all or Schedule? I made 30 videos over the weekend. Should I post them all or a few a day for a week or two? For AMZ Post them all. Get them out there and start getting sales. For YT, only schedule 10 -15 per day, and even less if your TY account is brand new, YT will think you are a spammer. Pinterest likes you to be consistent. So post a few every day.

How do I Improve My Storefront Thumbnails? I am reviewing a storefront for a friend, and one thing I want to show you is one of the thumbnails. Take a look at this let me know what you think? It has two of the three things that are good for a custom thumbnail. A very clear picture of the product. I see it is a map. It has an arrow pointing to the product. It has some very big words. These are the correct size, big, and simple. The one thing I would change is the wording. "Why Even Buy?" This sounds negative to me. Like "Why Bother" Why Care" "Why would you want this?" I would change this to something positive or remove it altogether. Please do not use "Must Watch before you buy" or "Honest review". The recommendation I have heard is just the product and an arrow, or you holding the product close up with an arrow. Thumbnails are not a necessity, but they do help by showing the product up close and letting the buyer see what your video is all about.

I’m looking forward to learning, sharing ideas, and supporting each other on this journey.

Congratulations on getting accepted into the Amazon Influencer program! To drive traffic to your storefront, we have shared some fantastic tips: - Create shoppable videos and let Amazon handle the rest - one found success by simply posting videos and walking away. - Repurpose your Amazon videos on to YouTube - this creates evergreen content that still drives traffic years later. This is how you build up your offsite earnings. - Share your storefront on Pinterest - one influencer saw an increase in commissions after pinning their Amazon storefront content. - Post your storefront link on other social media platforms - this can help drive traffic and increase visibility. - Optimize your storefront for discovery - although not explicitly mentioned, it's implied that having a complete and appealing storefront is essential. Do any of these strategies stand out to you, or would you like more details on how to get started?

What if that a product lots of videos already, and your video does not get posted on "either" carousels? Does that means your video never has a chance of making money? A friend said "I've made some videos but I am getting discouraged and lost with what to shoot next to get any movement in earning. I am also getting overwhelmed with all the new info about this program and the changes. I told the person to just go make a video of the Peanut Butter Jar in the cup board. My Answer: I will say this with Kindness (or Tough Love), so take it that way. Please control what you can control. My peanut butter example is a bit silly, BUT if it takes you 5 minutes to make a video, you will gain a lot of things from it. You will move one step closer to 300 videos (Magic seems to unlock at 300). You will have a video that might just make a few cents here and there. You may find a new CC campaign for a product other than PB. You may get featured on an Amazon ad. You may be able to be the only video in a box of PB that is 48 units and sells for 300 dollars with a big commission. You may or may not get put on the upper or lower, or related products. Quality videos rise to the top even if the spots are all full. So don't worry about the negative "What if's". I have made 4-5 videos for the Stanley mug, the most saturated product on AMZ every day. Guess what? I have sold a few and made a few commissions. This makes me laugh. So make a few more videos and you will start making a few more commissions.