How I Make Over $3k A Month Selling Products On Amazon Video Influencers With No Experience!

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Martinez claims he makes over $3,000 a month as an Amazon Video Influencer / Amazon Influencer, after a year and four months, with over 600 videos live; he says his first 0 to 50 videos did not show his face at all. The model: build an Amazon storefront, create and tag product videos, and earn commission when a viewer buys from your video — scaling, in his illustration, across 100+ videos and 20-100 sales a day. Approval, he says, requires over 1,000 followers across social platforms and being active there, though requirements may tighten as the program grows. He recommends Fluencer Fruit as a research tool to find winning products with little or no competition so your video takes the top spot on a listing. Filming advice is deliberately simple: record on a phone/camera, do a show-and-tell focused only on the product and your experience (example: an LMC Sports foam football, brown, 7.25 inches, shown in 360), give it a customer-minded title, tag the exact correct product, and let Amazon auto-generate thumbnails (he saw similar results vs custom Canva thumbnails) to move faster. He edits in Filmora (CapCut is the popular alternative; some upload unedited), stores files via Google Drive/Dropbox, and repurposes videos to YouTube, TikTok and Instagram for reach and brand deals. Rules: never show shipping labels/addresses or license plates, never mistag, and do not spam — though one product can have both a horizontal video and a vertical video for Amazon’s Inspire feed. To start without buying products, review your own past Amazon orders (he argues 100 past orders could quickly become about $100+ a month, with purchases as business tax write-offs), reinvest earnings, or seek free products via brands and Facebook influencer groups.

Key takeaways

• Creator’s claim: $3,000+ per month after 16 months and 600+ videos, starting with 50 faceless videos
• Approval needs 1,000+ followers on active social accounts, per the creator; re-check current rules before applying
• Use Fluencer Fruit to target products with little or no competing video so yours owns the listing placement
• Keep videos product-only show-and-tell, tag the exact product, and let Amazon generate thumbnails to increase output speed
• Bootstrap inventory from products you already own from past Amazon orders, then reinvest commissions into new products

Episode details: published October 26, 2023 · 11:14 long. Summary written by Self Growth Videos from the episode itself. Business results and any income figures mentioned are RJ Martinez’s own claims, shared for education — they are not typical or guaranteed.

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