Most affiliate marketers in the Amazon ecosystem are familiar with the major Amazon Storefronts
But there are three “other” storefronts that get a whole lot less attention.
Most affiliate marketers in the Amazon ecosystem are familiar with the major Amazon Storefronts
But there are three “other” storefronts that get a whole lot less attention.
[UPDATED 03/29/16]
It has been over a year since we first asked this question, and even though there still aren’t any definitive answers from YouTube or Amazon, a lot has changed and there are even more examples of people intelligently leveraging affiliate links on their YouTube channels. When used correctly, YouTube affiliate links are a fantastic way to provide even more value to your viewers as well as earn some extra affiliate revenue. In fact, a recent Quora article we found shows that oftentimes this “extra affiliate revenue” can actually be a very significant amount!
We are always looking for helpful resources to share with our clients and friends around the world. With the massive reach of the Amazon Associates program, there are so many types of resources, in so many places, that it can be overwhelming to keep track of useful tidbits you’ve found along the way. So, in an effort to help you better navigate the Amazon Associates landscape, we put together this “map” of the best forums, websites, blogs, classes, YouTube channels, books, tools, plugins and site builders.
UPDATE: We’ve got a new post that helps bring additional clarity to this topic! Click here for more information on how to safely build affiliated short links.
Recently we’ve seen some misinformation and confusion around where it’s okay to use affiliated links for Amazon, and where it’s considered a violation of their Terms of Service. No one but a lawyer really likes reading legal jargon so we figured we’d help by sharing a few things we’ve learned to try and save you some time* and help you keep your nose clean for the Associate Program.