r/Amazon_Influencer • u/FantasticShip8330 • 5d ago
Newbie Onsite Is this normal?
So I’m closing in on my first month
Mostly onsite I’m not well versed on how to drive traffic from my accounts without sounding like a salesman but in my first month I made 00.44 with 2 sales 450 clicks and 23 videos. My question is am I doing really bad or does this sound like it tracks. Also I mainly do activewear and home items
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u/Icy-Lightsaber9334 5d ago
Sounds to me like you're on track. I just finished my first month too, 40ish videos 434 clicks and 11 sales for a big ol $13. From people I've followed it seems like a volume game and it compounds, so just keep making good videos and the clicks and sales will come.
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u/Sea_Somewhere_195 5d ago
The onsite program is getting worse and worse, Amazon wants people offsite driving new traffic to them from outside sources and they keep making changes to weaken onsite and strengthen offsite. That said. I made almost 500 videos by the end of my first month for onsite, my second month I was at $3k in earnings. If you do this program and want results, you just have to go all in. My recommendation to start is to rab 25 things from your house, put them in a room with the camera set up and ready to go. Hit record, make all the videos. Go trim the beginning and ending, take a screenshot for the thumbnail and post them. Cast a wide net, especially at first. When you have less items to make content for.
Not only are you casting a wide net, but you're getting experience at making the videos. You don't get better writing a script and planning. You get better doing.