Be careful with Amazon product tagging on YouTube Shopping. There is more to this strategy but you'll have to wait until the next video
Hey, you just found out that you can tag Amazon products on YouTube shopping. But pump the brakes, friend. I just found out that there is a strategy behind it. You can't just tag every Amazon product.
By the way, like these earrings? Yeah, I will definitely tag them. And you know, if you're watching on TV, you can scan a QR code. But hang on, let me tell you about the strategy.
Always check the commission rate before you even think about tagging on Amazon. Here's the thing because Amazon has this wonderful program called Creator Connections where you can get increased where you can get increased commissions. But your creator connections does not count on YouTube shopping. Huh did you know that? Mhm. Here's something else.
Amazon also has premium beauty which has the highest commission rate on Amazon that you can possibly have. It's like 10%. Okay? So even if the product isn't in Creator Connections, you would just get your 10% commission off of any sales. However, you'll never know if you sold that product or not, cuz guess what? The same way Amazon is not showing products sold on our earnings report, unless you sell four or more, it's the same way on YouTube. So, you sell stuff, you don't know what you sold.
And mark my words, those folks at Amazon that made that decision to not show the influencers and the associates every single product that they made sales on. It's going to come back to haunt them one day cuz nobody likes to be treated that way. But anyway, love me some YouTube shopping. And like I said, check out the earrings. Oh yeah, and the microphone. I forgot to mention the Hollyland mic. So, see you in the next video. It's your girl, Ms. Ileane.
Smooches.
0:00 Tag Amazon Products
0:23 Dangle Flower Earrings
0:34 Compare Commission Rates
0:48 Creator Connections
1:50 Amazon does not tell you what you sold
2:00 Love YouTube Shopping
2:25 Hollyland wireless mic