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Amazon’s “Interests” Feature: What Creators & Shoppers Need to Know

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Bethwel
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Amazon is doubling down on personalization, and this time, it’s more than just “You may also like.” 

In March 2025, the company introduced a feature simply called Interests, designed to help customers discover products through curated, themed prompts like “Gothic Home Decor,” “Pickleball Essentials,” or “Summer Travel.” 

Think of it as your personal shopper meets Pinterest board powered by AI.

For creators, this is a subtle but powerful shift. Here’s everything you need to know about the Interests feature, whether you’re shopping or recommending.

What Is Amazon Interests?

The Interests feature is Amazon’s AI-powered way of helping customers find curated groups of products based on popular themes. 

Rather than browsing by category or searching item by item, users are prompted with interest-based collections that reflect their tastes, lifestyle, or trending topics.

Customers can choose from interest tags that feel familiar (like “Pet Parent Favorites” or “Plant Care”), quirky (“Everything Must Be Pink”), or specific to hobbies and events. 

Clicking on an interest brings up a carousel of relevant products. Over time, Amazon tailors these prompts based on your behavior and shopping preferences.

Where Does It Live?

Currently, Interests appear across Amazon’s mobile app and website, subtly embedded in homepages, browse pages, and personalized sections. 

It’s also closely tied to Amazon Inspire, Amazon’s TikTok-style content feed, though Inspire hasn’t rolled out globally just yet.

That means some customers may experience Interests as a supplement to Inspire, while others simply see it embedded as carousels based on themes.

Why it is important for Shoppers

Shoppers now engage more visually and emotionally with product discovery. Interests help surface ideas that customers didn’t even know they were searching for. 

It cuts through decision fatigue and taps into impulse-friendly presentation (while still being curated and relevant).

More than just convenience, it adds an editorial layer to shopping that makes browsing feel like scrolling a lifestyle feed rather than clicking through search results.

What It Means for Creators and Affiliates

For creators, the introduction of Interests has a few big implications:

  • You can better align your content with trending Interests: If you spot a popular theme like “Dorm Room Essentials” trending on Amazon, you can lean into that style or niche in your own content, whether through shoppable videos, Go Shopping pages, or social posts.
  • Amazon is becoming more visual and theme-driven: This opens the door for creators who focus on aesthetics, lifestyle, or product roundups to find natural ways to connect their brand to Amazon trends.

    “I haven’t used it yet, but I’VE HEARD YOU TYPE in your interests and the AI instantly generates product suggestions. I’m curious, could this shape how Vine reviewers find stuff or even what they review?” Adam lOGIE coo

  • Potential for monetization: Although Interests doesn’t allow direct creator curation yet, staying aware of what’s trending can help you plan content that rides the wave, especially for seasonal or viral niches.
  • Complementary to Logie: If you’re using Logie’s tools for creating campaigns, selecting products, or organizing by theme, this gives you another layer of alignment to help your links perform better and feel more relevant to the shopper’s journey.

Updates and Developments?

As of now, Interests appears to be in an expansion phase. Amazon is refining how often Interests appear, what themes are suggested, and how they vary by region and user behavior.

There are no public APIs or affiliate tagging tools directly tied to Interests (yet), but we’ll be watching closely for updates.

Creators and customers have shared positive reactions appreciating how much easier it is to find inspiration or stumble upon products they wouldn’t otherwise know existed. 

It also appears to be influencing how people curate and share their own Amazon wishlists or storefronts.

Conclusion

Amazon’s Interests feature is a clever UI tweak, but it also appears to be a it’s part of a larger move toward personalized, visual-first eCommerce. 

As creators, understanding this shift helps us tailor our content, maximize earnings, and meet audiences where their curiosity lives.

It’s not about guessing the algorithm anymore; it’s about aligning with the experiences your audience is already having on platforms like Amazon.

Stay tuned for more platform insights and creator-first strategy. In the meantime, take a peek at your own Amazon feed. What Interests do you see?

Want to know everything about social commerce? Whether you are an ecommerce brand or a social commerce influencer, Logie is the chosen platform and community for the latest updates

What Every Social Commerce Influencer Needs to Know, And Why You’ll Want to Catch the Replay

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Adam Bourque
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Last week’s Logie Think Tank was one of those sessions where you walk away thinking, “Why didn’t I know this sooner?” 

Hosted by the ever-insightful Ileane Smith, it turned into a goldmine of practical advice, feature walk-throughs, and honest Q&A around one big theme: How to make Logie work for you.

If you weren’t there, we’ve got a recap (and the replay) so you don’t miss a beat.

1. “My Matches” Might Be the Most Powerful Thing You Haven’t Tried Yet

You know those suggested campaigns Logie lines up for you? That’s My Matches, and it’s basically your built-in earnings plan.

“How do we actually make money on Logie?

Once you’re matched and start creating, Logie automatically tracks your commissions. You don’t even need to hit that “Add to Logie” button; it still works. The system just knows. So if you’re creating and sharing, you’re earning. It’s that simple.

2. Your Go Shopping Page 

Altovise Pelzer reminded everyone of something powerful: you can add any Amazon product to your Logie page, even if you’ve never bought it or reviewed it.

Think about it:

  • No need to push products aggressively
  • Just drop the link in your bio
  • Let your audience shop your curated faves

It’s low-pressure, high-potential. And yes, the earnings track there, too.

3. Want to Earn Globally? 

Lane from DadReviews.org brought the fire with smart tips for creators using Genius Link especially if you’re trying to reach audiences beyond the U.S.

He walked through:

  • How to make sure your links actually work in the UK and Canada
  • How to tailor your approach depending on the platform (TikTok ≠ , Instagram ≠ , YouTube)
  • Small workflow tweaks that make a huge difference

If you’ve ever felt overwhelmed juggling links, platforms, and regions, this part was made for you.

4. New Features Are Coming Based on Your Feedback

Heather Hughes opened up an honest convo about the little friction points in our creator flow, things like needing easier ways to sort through matches or knowing how and when to disclose.

The best part? Logie is already working on solutions:

  • Accept/Skip buttons right inside your dashboard
  • Timers for campaign expiration so you don’t miss a beat
  • Smart disclosure options so you stay compliant (without sounding robotic)

These updates are meant to support your flow, not get in your way.

Conclusion

This Think Tank brought something for everyone. From technical demos to “how-do-I-even-start” questions, it was the kind of session that makes you feel seen and supported.

If you’ve ever wondered:

  • “Am I using Logie right?”
  • “How do I keep up with all these platforms?”
  • “Can I actually turn this into real income?”

You’re not alone. And you don’t have to figure it all out by yourself.

Let’s keep building smarter, together.

Want to know everything about social commerce? Whether you are an ecommerce brand or a social commerce influencer, Logie is the chosen platform and community for the latest updates

YouTube Affiliate Shopping 2025: Winning with Shorts (Even Without Clickable Links)

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Betonsky
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If you’ve ever watched a YouTube Short rack up thousands of views only to see zero affiliate sales, you know the frustration. 

In 2025, YouTube’s Affiliate Shopping program, now linking creators to over 2,500 retailers (yes, even Etsy), is rewriting the monetization playbook. 

But there’s a catch: Shorts still block clickable links in descriptions and pinned comments. That’s a deal-breaker… unless you adapt.

Top creators like Ileane Smith are proving that with the right mix of product stickers, long-form “shop hubs,” QR codes, and clear CTAs, you can turn Shorts into a reliable sales machine. Here’s your complete, step-by-step guide.

1. Why This Matters Now

YouTube is no longer “just a video platform”; shopping is now a core part of its DNA. The Affiliate Shopping program lets creators earn commissions from tagged products in both Shorts and long-form videos.

With over 2,500 retailers on board from global brands to indie makers, your audience can literally shop your recommendations without leaving the app.

For brands, this means influencer campaigns on YouTube now compete directly with TikTok Shop and Instagram product tags. 

For creators, it’s a monetization opportunity that rewards those who can blend reach (Shorts) with conversion (clickable shopping surfaces elsewhere).

2. Timeline: How We Got Here

YouTube’s journey into integrated e-commerce hasn’t been an overnight shift; it’s been a series of deliberate moves aimed at making the platform a serious shopping destination. Here’s how it unfolded:

July 19, 2022; Shopify Integration Launched

YouTube partnered with Shopify, enabling creators and merchants to connect their stores directly to their channels. 

This allowed products to appear in videos, live streams, and a dedicated Store tab, marking YouTube’s first big step into integrated e-commerce.

August 31, 2023; Clickable Links Removed from Shorts

YouTube removed clickable URLs from Shorts descriptions and pinned comments in an effort to combat spam and unsafe links. 

The change disrupted established traffic funnels, forcing creators to find new ways to guide viewers toward products. This led to the wider adoption of product stickers and alternative linking strategies.

April 9, 2024; Affiliate Hub Launched

YouTube introduced the Affiliate Hub inside YouTube Studio, giving creators a central place to discover partner brands, view commission rates, request samples, and access promotional codes. 

This signaled YouTube’s intent to formalize and expand its in-platform affiliate ecosystem.

Late 2024; Program Expanded Globally

YouTube Shopping expanded to new regions, adding Coupang in Korea, Shopee in Southeast Asia (starting with Indonesia), and Flipkart/Myntra in India. 

The move broadened the program’s global footprint and positioned YouTube as a stronger competitor in the social commerce space.

2025; Focus Shifted to Stickers, QR Codes & Cross-Device Shopping

In 2025, YouTube concentrated on refining the shopping experience. Product stickers in Shorts became the primary clickable element for in-video shopping, QR codes bridged mobile and TV experiences, and cross-device integration made shopping more seamless for viewers.

3. Who’s Eligible (Creators & Brands)

Creators

  • Must be in the YouTube Partner Program (YPP).
  • At least 10K subscribers.
  • Based in the US, Korea, Indonesia, Thailand, Vietnam, Malaysia, Philippines, India, or Singapore.
  • Not a music/OAC channel, not “Made for Kids.”

If you’re under 10K subs: Focus on hitting YPP’s Shorts criteria (3M views in 90 days) to unlock monetization.

Brands

  • Must be on Shopify Advanced/Plus (US) and connect via the Google & YouTube app.
  • Set commission rates, manage offers, and stay stocked for creator campaigns.
  • Appear in the Affiliate Hub where creators discover you.

4. The Shorts ‘No Link’ Wall and Why It’s a Big Deal

When Shorts blew up, creators embraced them for their massive reach. But unlike TikTok (where clickable in-video links are common), YouTube blocks most clickable links in Shorts. That means:

  • Fans can’t just click your description or pinned comment.
  • Funnels break unless you intentionally bridge the gap.

As Ileane Smith puts it:

“You have to educate people… you have to tell them in your video how to shop… Some people are still like, ‘I can shop from YouTube?’ They don’t even know!”

In 2025, the winning creators are educators and entertainers.

5. Creator Playbook, Step-by-Step

1) Educate on-camera

Say it plainly: “Tap the product sticker to shop. Full links are in my long-form review on my channel.” Repeat in every video.

2) Make Long-Form Your ‘Shop Hub’

Shorts = discovery, Long-form = conversion. Use long videos for detailed demos, clickable links, and higher-value purchases.

Logie data: Creators using “Watch the full review for direct links” CTAs see higher click-through rates.

3) Embrace QR Codes

Overlay QR codes on Shorts pointing to your shop, Logie landing page, or a curated product list. Internal data shows QR scanning doubled in 2025 among mobile shoppers.

4) Pin Creative Comments & Featured Videos

Guide viewers to playlists, tutorials, or “Shop With Me” content. Update your channel’s featured video to explain how to shop your channel.

5) Build Your Own Funnel

Don’t rely solely on YouTube’s tech. Use Linktree, Beacons, or Logie shoppable pages, along with your own vanity domain. Promote it everywhere: Short captions, channel banner, bio.

6) Train the Modern Shopper

Even digital natives don’t always realize YouTube is shoppable. Use pointing gestures, pop-up graphics, and repetition to make it second nature.

6. Brand Playbook, Step-by-Step

1) Onboard to the Program
Connect via Shopify, set competitive commissions (5–15%), and push products to the Affiliate Hub.

2) Be Discoverable
Publish seasonal promos and ensure creators can request samples.

3) Educate Your Creators
Explain the limitations of Shorts links and encourage dual-format campaigns (Short + long-form).

4) Target Eligible Creators
Focus on those in supported regions who already produce shoppable content.

5) Watch for Attribution Issues
Coupon extensions and last-click attribution can steal credit from affiliates plan accordingly.

7. Device & Region Gotchas

  • Mobile-first experience: Shopping stickers shine on mobile; smart TVs & consoles often don’t display them. Use QR codes for these viewers.
  • Regional product availability: Not every retailer ships to every region. Double-check before tagging.

8. Pro Takeaways for 2025

Creators: Blend Shorts discovery with long-form conversion. Layer QR codes, creative CTAs, and link aggregators. Own your audience with email, Discord, or Telegram.

Brands: Partner with creators who understand the funnel. Offer competitive commissions and promo codes, and support them with creative assets.

Conclusion

YouTube is quietly but steadily laying the foundation for what could become the world’s most influential shoppable video ecosystem, but the blueprint doesn’t follow the obvious playbook.

This involves mastering the platform’s unique tools, understanding audience behavior, and designing shopping experiences that feel native to YouTube.

In 2025, the creators who rise to the top will be the ones who educate as much as they entertain, guiding viewers through product stickers, QR codes, and long-form “shop hubs” with clarity and confidence. 

Brands that win here will partner with these educators, providing them with competitive offers, creative freedom, and the resources to build trust at scale.

The next generation of social shoppers is already here. The question is: will you simply post content, or will you train, inspire, and convert them?

Want to know everything about social commerce? Whether you are an ecommerce brand or a social commerce influencer, Logie is the chosen platform and community for the latest updates

Your Amazon Reset Starts Now: Rebuilding for Real Growth in 2025

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Tanya Breus
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Amazon and social platform changes rattled even the most seasoned creators in 2025.

Commissions dipped, idea lists flopped, and old workflows that once drove sales now feel… flat.

If that sounds familiar, you’re not alone, and you’re definitely not powerless.

This is your chance to fix what’s broken and to reset smarter, streamline your workflow, and implement tools top creators are already using to grow. Let’s talk about how.

What’s Changed

For years, creators relied on “set it and forget it” storefronts and idea lists that only needed occasional updates. But the landscape has shifted:

  • Amazon’s algorithm has changed how products surface
  • Affiliate policies have evolved
  • Social commerce trends are moving faster than ever

As a result, many creators are struggling, with earnings down, conversions lagging, and audiences disengaged.

Tactic #1: Rebuilding Your Idea Lists (with SEO at the Core)

One of the most overlooked reset moves involves your idea lists. Old lists, full of unavailable or underperforming products, are dragging down your conversion rate and discoverability.

Here’s how to fix that:

  • Audit and purge: Remove products that are retired or out of stock. Use tools like Oink or platform-native features to accelerate the process.
  • SEO refresh: Research trending keywords with tools like Logie’s built-in suggestions and rebuild lists around search-friendly, seasonal, and evergreen terms. The algorithm rewards relevance – so should you.Group products not just by collection, but by solution, “best gifts for working moms” or occasion, “back-to-school must-haves”. This taps into buyer intent and offsite search traffic.

Tactic #2: Automate the Boring Stuff

Manual list management is one of the biggest drains on a creator’s time. Luckily, it’s also one of the easiest things to automate.

Here’s what smart creators are doing:

  • Use OINK to scan and remove broken links or unavailable items
  • Block off an hour monthly to batch refresh product tags and titles
  • Leverage Logie’s optimization dashboard to spot low-converting products and find better replacements

Tactic #3: Expand Beyond Amazon’s Traffic

Depending only on Amazon’s built-in traffic tools (like recommended lists or browsing placements) can leave you vulnerable when things slow down.

Here’s how creators are reclaiming control:

  • Push traffic from offsite: Share your best lists in Instagram Stories, TikTok videos, Pinterest pins, or email newsletters.
  • Use Creator Connections: Try list swaps, dual reviews, or go live with another creator. The new Amazon tool supports this.
  • Leverage your UGC: Turn top-performing lists into pitch decks when talking to DTC brands. Show them what’s working.

Offsite traffic tends to be warmer, and it converts better because the audience is already interested in you.

Sometimes we have to do a reset, because what was working is not working anymore. So there’s been a lot of people who have literally gone, and it’s dropped a lot over the years… But here’s some things that can refresh what’s going on.” Altovise Pelzer, reflecting on her reset after a major algorithm shift

This isn’t just one creator’s story; it’s a shared experience. The ones who thrive treat disruption as a sign to adapt, not a reason to quit.

Your 2025 Creator Reset Playbook

Let’s put all of this into an actionable checklist you can revisit monthly:

  1. Audit your storefront & idea lists for unavailable or nonperforming products.
  2. Automate your cleanup using tools like OINK and Logie.
  3. Revamp with SEO – every new list, post, and shoppable video should target trending, high-intent keywords.
  4. Drive offsite traffic – share value-driven lists across multiple social channels, not just Amazon.
  5. Network & collaborate via Creator Connections to expand audience reach and tap into fresh communities.
  6. Monitor and revisit monthly; treat optimization as an ongoing habit, not a one-off fix.

Key Takeaways

  • The creator economy rewards agility: don’t cling to old workflows.
  • Automation and SEO are your best friends; let the data guide your pivots.
  • Community connections and offsite strategies are more lucrative than ever.

Ready to rebuild, refresh, and reclaim your Amazon earnings? Your workflow reboot starts now.

Want to know everything about social commerce? Whether you are an ecommerce brand or a social commerce influencer, Logie is the chosen platform and community for the latest updates

Age Gating Goes Mainstream: Rising Social Media Verification Rules in 2025

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Emmy O.
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Over the past few months, there’s been a clear and deliberate shift in the way social media platforms approach teen access. 

This isn’t a random wave of updates or another set of “terms and conditions” most people scroll past. 

This is a strategic move, grounded in growing global pressure to protect young users online, especially in the wake of rising concerns about mental health, online safety, and exploitative content targeting minors.

From viral challenges gone wrong to manipulated filters, shady DMs, and addictive scroll habits, the online world isn’t always kind to teens, and regulators have taken notice. 

Governments around the world are holding platforms accountable for how they treat minors, pushing for more responsible design and enforcement. The result? A new era of social media age verification.

In 2025, major players like TikTok, YouTube, and Meta are taking serious action, rolling out features that restrict content, limit messaging, and use advanced tech to verify users’ ages more accurately. 

While these changes are necessary for safeguarding the next generation, they also send ripples across the creator economy.

Suppose you’re a creator who speaks to Gen Z or Gen Alpha, whether directly or through lifestyle, beauty, education, or humor. 

In that case, this shift directly affects your content, your visibility, and even your income. Understanding TikTok age verification, YouTube’s AI-powered age detection, and Meta’s new rules is no longer optional; it’s essential.

Let’s explore what’s changing, why it matters, and what creators can do to keep growing responsibly and sustainably.

What’s Driving the Age Verification Push?

Behind these sweeping updates is a growing list of real-world concerns:

  • Government regulation: Countries like the U.S., UK, and members of the EU are rolling out or tightening policies that require platforms to verify users’ ages, restrict certain features, and protect children’s data.
  • Health advocacy pressure: Rising youth mental health statistics have pushed watchdogs and nonprofits to demand tighter controls.
  • Public demand for safety: High-profile incidents and online exploitation cases have increased calls for accountability.

Simply put, the days of unchecked youth access to social platforms are fading. Creators and brands alike will need to recalibrate for this new environment.

What TikTok Is Changing

TikTok is introducing a suite of features aimed at tightening control and compliance with global safety standards. Here’s what’s notable:

  • TikTok age verification is being strengthened with new detection tools and backend checks.
  • Teen-specific privacy controls are rolling out, automatically adjusting who can comment, duet, and view content from young users.
  • A maturity rating system is coming, helping filter content based on appropriateness.
  • Direct messages for users under 16 remain heavily restricted, and creators should take note when building community-focused content.

What this means for creators: You’ll want to be mindful of how your content is categorized, especially if it may fall under “mature” themes. 

Educational, wellness, or even humorous content that uses trending audio may be filtered or restricted from younger users.

YouTube Doubles Down with AI Age Detection

YouTube is testing AI-powered age detection, which evaluates facial features and user behavior patterns to flag underage accounts attempting to access restricted content.

Key changes include:

  • Creators posting content flagged as age-restricted may face reduced reach if the audience is deemed too young.
  • Ads for certain product types (like alcohol or financial services) will face even tighter controls.
  • Shorts that use trending music or potentially sensitive themes may now face age-gating, something many creators haven’t experienced before.

What this means for creators: Your thumbnails, tone, and titles matter more than ever. Overly mature-looking visuals, even when harmless, could unintentionally push your content into age-restricted territory.

Meta’s Expanding Teen Protections

Meta (Facebook, Instagram) is continuing to scale its social media rules for teens, with new restrictions that include:

  • Message restrictions: Adults who don’t follow a teen user can’t send DMs by default.
  • Default privacy settings: Teen accounts now launch with more restricted visibility.
  • Content filtering tools: Harmful or suggestive content is automatically limited for teen users, especially on Instagram Reels and Facebook Stories.

What this means for creators: Reels and Stories may reach fewer younger users by default. If you’re creating teen-focused content (e.g., back-to-school, college prep, self-esteem talk), you may need to be more strategic with hashtags, collabs, and timing to ensure discoverability.

What Creators Should Do (Now)

If your audience includes younger viewers, these updates matter. But even if you’re creating general lifestyle or family-friendly content, you should prepare:

  • Revisit Your Audience Demographics
    Check your insights, especially for age and geography. Are you reaching teens unintentionally? If so, expect lower reach unless your content adjusts to platform standards.
  • Adjust Content Strategy for Compliance
    Tone down overly mature or suggestive visuals.
    Use platform tools to categorize content (especially on TikTok and YouTube).
    Be transparent and thoughtful when speaking about teen topics.
  • Build Adult-Friendly Extensions
    Start developing content branches that better serve older teens and adults. That may mean changing your tone slightly, offering parent-friendly tips, or creating behind-the-scenes content to age up your messaging.
  • Use Link Management Tools
    Many creators are investing in smarter link-in-bio tools to segment traffic by age or geography. This is especially helpful when connecting to affiliate platforms or external stores.

Conclusion

The shift toward stricter social media age verification is about raising the bar for safety, transparency, and responsibility. 

TikTok age verification, AI-powered YouTube checks, and Meta’s rules for teen safety are just the beginning.

For creators, this is your moment to adapt with intention.

The good news? Those who align early by creating thoughtful, appropriately categorized content stand to gain trust, visibility, and long-term community growth. 

These updates aren’t the end of Teen Reach. They’re the beginning of a more honest relationship between creators, platforms, and the audiences they serve.

Want to stay ahead of the next algorithm shift? Keep an eye on platform updates, refine your strategy, and lead with empathy. By 2025, the most successful creators will be both trendy and trustworthy.

Want to know everything about social commerce? Whether you are an ecommerce brand or a social commerce influencer, Logie is the chosen platform and community for the latest updates

Why Amazon Influencers Shouldn’t Sleep on UK & Canada Storefronts

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Debby
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If you’ve seen a surprise bump in affiliate commissions from the UK or Canada lately, you’re not imagining things. 

A quiet shift is taking place, one that’s already turning into a revenue goldmine for Amazon influencers who act fast.

In 2025, Amazon’s global expansion and updated storefront tools have made it easier than ever to go international. 

While the U.S. space is highly saturated, other markets like the UK and Canada are still wide open, and creators who get in early are cashing in big.

Let’s unpack what’s driving this momentum, why it’s relevant, and how you can scale your international storefronts without losing focus on your U.S. audience.

Why Global Storefronts Are the Next Big Play

1. Your audience is already international.
Instagram, TikTok, and YouTube don’t stop at the U.S. border. Many creators are getting thousands of views from outside the States, but without geo-optimised links, those clicks convert into nothing.

2. Amazon is making international easier.
Gone are the days of logging into multiple accounts and juggling dozens of affiliate tags. Amazon’s new global management tools, especially the Site List, streamline link building and storefront updates.

3. The U.S. market is crowded.
Ad saturation, fierce competition, and shifting carousel visibility have made it harder to dominate in the U.S. Smart creators are diversifying their storefronts to reduce volatility and unlock new revenue streams.

4. Early adopters are seeing real returns.
Many power users report that UK and CA commissions now make up 30–35% of their total affiliate revenue. The numbers don’t lie, and neither do the success stories.

“Right Now, Because Amazon Influencer Program Isn’t As Hot In Canada And In The Uk, We’re Enjoying The Same Type Of Benefit That Those Sellers Had In The 1st Days Before It Became Very Popular.” Ehud Segev

The shift is real. What used to be spare change is now turning into a significant revenue stream. What’s changed? Tools, timing, and targeting.

The Tools: What Amazon Has Rolled Out

Amazon’s recent upgrades allow you to:

  • Manage all your storefronts from one dashboard.
  • No more hopping between US, UK, CA, and DE logins.
  • Sync your product lists across regions.
  • Update a carousel once it has been reflected on all storefronts.
  • Auto-localise your links.

Pro tip: “Set up your UK and CA lists before traffic spikes. You don’t want to miss easy wins from geo-aware shoppers.” Ileane Smith

Step-by-Step: How Top Creators Are Winning Internationally

Here’s what high-performing creators are doing to expand globally without burning out:

1. Audit & Consolidate
Use Amazon’s new dashboard and Site List to consolidate tags and storefronts. Double-check your top-converting products have matching ASINs in each region.

2. Localize Content
Don’t reuse your US picks. Tailor product choices to fit UK/CA needs, different seasons, currency, and language (favourite vs. favorite).

Add localized titles, captions, hashtags, yes, international SEO matters.

3. Maintain Upload Discipline
Upload content regularly to UK/CA storefronts. Amazon’s algorithm rewards consistency.

Batch-schedule your videos and carousels across marketplaces.

4. Track Geo-Clicks & Optimize

Use analytics tools to spot which countries are clicking. If Australia, Germany, or France pop up build for them too.

Promote region-specific links in bios, stories, and pinned comments.

5. Test Local Offers
Try exclusive deals and seasonal content for international markets.

Example: UK winter fashion, Canadian Black Friday deals, or even Mother’s Day campaigns (which are celebrated at different times!).

“I started seeing UK commissions coming in just two weeks after uploading my US bestsellers. Now, I get nearly a third of my revenue from international traffic.” Nicole Bateman

What Influencers Might Be Wondering

Let’s answer the questions many creators are asking right now:

Do I need to create different content?
Not always. Start by duplicating your best U.S. content, then tweak language, spellings, or context for regional relevance.

Are the commissions as good internationally?
Yes. In some cases, commissions are better due to lower competition and higher visibility.

What if I don’t have a big UK or Canadian audience?
You might have more than you think. Check your geo-traffic in your analytics. Even a small base can become highly profitable if properly served.

Key Takeaways

  • The international affiliate opportunity is wide open, but it won’t be forever.
  • Amazon’s tools make it easier than ever to go global.
  • Early adopters are seeing real income spikes, especially from the UK and Canada.
  • The right tools, strategy, and mindset will help you scale your brand internationally with confidence.

The creators who win this game are the ones who act fast. Here’s what to do:

  • Audit your current storefronts and create UK/CA versions
  • Set up geo-linking with tools like Logie
  • Batch-upload your best content
  • Optimize your product picks for each region
  • Track, learn, and scale
Want to know everything about social commerce? Whether you are an ecommerce brand or a social commerce influencer, Logie is the chosen platform and community for the latest updates

Automation & Authenticity: How Creators Can Thrive in 2025 Without Sacrificing Reach

By
Betonsky
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In 2025, automation is no longer optional; it’s a lifeline. From scheduling posts to repurposing content, tools like Logie are helping creators stay consistent across multiple platforms. But with convenience comes concern. 

As platforms evolve their algorithms and restrict API access to certain features, many creators are left wondering: Is automation limiting my reach and engagement? And with Q4 the busiest shopping season looming, the stakes couldn’t be higher.

Let’s explore the tension between automation and authenticity, and how smart creators are using hybrid strategies to win.

1. Automation is a Necessity, But Not a Free Pass

Today’s creator landscape is overwhelming: multiple social platforms, e-commerce tie-ins, branded content schedules, and analytics to monitor. 

Automation promises control and scalability: schedule posts, syndicate content, track clicks. Yet, the most common concern we hear in the creator community is that API-posted content may be penalized in terms of visibility.

While major platforms like Meta deny intentional downgrading of API content, the reality is nuanced. 

Features like auto-dubbing, beta analytics, and multilingual captions often appear first (and sometimes only) for natively uploaded content. That means automated posts may lack full engagement potential.

Automation helps scale, but it doesn’t replace the need for native content where feature access matters.

2. The Winning Strategy in 2025

Creators succeeding in today’s ecosystem don’t automate everything; they automate strategically.

Routine tasks like reposting catalog content, affiliate product shares, or reminders? Automate it.

High-impact moments like product launches, livestream announcements, or content requiring advanced YouTube features? Post manually.

This blend, which we call a hybrid workflow, ensures that creators enjoy the efficiency of automation while maximizing reach for critical content. 

According to data from creator platforms and communities, this balance yields the best long-term results.

3. Platform-Specific Considerations

Here’s a quick breakdown of what creators should watch for in 2025:

  • YouTube: Auto-dubbing, multi-language audio, and Shorts remix features are only available for native uploads. API uploads can limit international reach.
  • Instagram: Stories and Reels often perform better when posted natively, especially when paired with music and stickers not accessible via API.
  • Facebook: While Meta states no algorithmic penalty for API posts, discoverability often correlates with in-app activity.
  • TikTok: Has limited public API capabilities, and brand deals increasingly favour creators who upload directly to the app.

Lesson: Always check which features are unavailable via automation and plan your strategy around them.

4. Q4 is Coming: Why Automation Prep Starts Now

The holiday season is a make-or-break moment for creators and brands. In 2024, creators who prepped automation flows in August saw up to 40% more engagement during Q4 compared to those who waited until October.

Why:

  • You’ll be pitching to brands in September, and performance metrics matter.
  • Having a catalog of scheduled content ready lets you focus on creativity, engagement, and timely brand responses during peak season.
  • Automation helps build this foundation, especially for creators using Logie to manage shipping updates, content deadlines, and product performance through the My Matches dashboard.

5. Content Isn’t Enough Proof Sells

In 2025, brands want more than great content; they want evidence. Automated reports, click-through data, and consistent Q4 engagement stats help creators stand out when pitching brand deals.

What you should prepare now:

  • Screenshots of performance dashboards
  • CTR and conversion data from automated posts
  • Audience growth graphs
  • Examples of repurposed legacy content that performed well

Bonus Tip: Use Logie’s analytics and content tracking to generate proof points automatically.

6. Community-Driven Insights

Quotes from creators like Lane and Altovise Pelzer capture the prevailing wisdom: automation works when used wisely, not blindly.

“Ever since I implemented automations, especially on Facebook, I see old videosAutomation resurfacing. Brands are finding them too.”

“Start now. When September hits, you’ll already have proof of performance. Everyone else will be playing catch-up.”

Real-time feedback from the Logie community consistently emphasizes balance, consistency, and proactive prep as winning traits.

7. Practical Weekly Tasks to Stay Ahead

Instead of scrambling in October, creators should adopt a weekly checklist now:

  • Automate 3–5 posts from your back catalog
  • Schedule at least one piece of seasonal content
  • Check which upcoming brand campaigns require manual uploads
  • Reach out to one brand with updated metrics

Conclusion

Automation tools like Logie don’t hurt your reach; they empower you when used thoughtfully. The key is to know when to automate and when to go manual. 

Use the time you save on automation to deepen audience connection, produce standout content, and secure Q4 brand deals before the holiday madness hits.

Your reach, performance, and success in 2025 aren’t tied to whether you automate; they’re tied to how smartly you do it.

Want to know everything about social commerce? Whether you are an ecommerce brand or a social commerce influencer, Logie is the chosen platform and community for the latest updates

How to Turn One YouTube Video into a Global Sales Machine in 2025

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Emmy O.
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Imagine turning a single YouTube video into a multilingual sales machine. In 2025, that vision is finally within reach thanks to YouTube’s advanced auto-dubbing and global affiliate tools. 

With 70% of YouTube’s audience coming from outside the U.S., creators can now scale their reach and revenue without learning new languages or managing dozens of storefronts manually.

Let’s break down how creators can use YouTube’s auto-dubbing to grow international audiences, drive cross-border sales, and tap into global events for maximum profit. 

We’ll also highlight real-world success stories, automation hacks, and smart strategies to help you turn global traffic into real income.

Why Global Monetization Is an Untapped Goldmine

YouTube has over 2 billion logged-in users monthly, and most of them are watching from outside the U.S. 

Until recently, language was a major barrier to converting those views into revenue. But AI-powered auto-dubbing is changing the game. YouTube auto-dubbing

Instead of creating multiple versions of your video in different languages or relying on subtitles that many viewers skip, you can now have AI voice-overs in languages like Spanish, German, Hindi, Portuguese, and Japanese.

Viewers are more likely to engage with and trust content in their native language, which in turn makes them more likely to click your links and make a purchase. 

Combine that with geo-aware affiliate tools, and suddenly your content becomes a storefront in every major market.

Step 1: Activate YouTube Auto-Dubbing

Before we dive into the how-to, let’s take a step back and understand what YouTube’s auto-dubbing feature is.

Auto-dubbing is YouTube’s AI-powered feature that translates and overlays your video’s dialogue with voiceovers in other languages. 

It’s not just subtitles; this is an actual spoken translation. You record your video once, and YouTube gives it a multilingual makeover.

YouTube first began experimenting with this feature under the broader umbrella of multi-language audio in 2023, and by early 2024, it became available to a wider pool of creators. 

Now, you can upload alternate audio tracks or opt into AI-generated voiceovers directly in YouTube Studio.

The real breakthrough? These dubbed versions are now searchable and indexable, meaning viewers looking for content in Spanish or Hindi might stumble upon your English video with a localized voiceover. That increases both your discoverability and viewer retention internationally.

How Does Auto-Dubbing Connect to Affiliate Marketing?

Auto-dubbing bridges the gap between content and commerce by making your videos globally understandable. 

And when those videos include affiliate links, particularly geo-aware ones, your potential to convert viewers into buyers skyrockets.

Think of it like this:

  • Your viewer in Germany can watch your video in German, thanks to auto-dubbing.
  • When they click your affiliate link, an automation tool redirects them to Amazon.de (instead of Amazon.com).
  • They buy the product you mentioned.
  • You earn a commission.

The result? A seamless loop from language-accessible content to globally tracked and localized sales.

Here’s how to enable it:

YouTube’s auto-dubbing (a feature of multi-language audio) lets creators upload a video once and then automatically generate voice-overs in other languages. 

This helps international viewers understand your content natively, increasing watch time, engagement, and discoverability.

  • Go to YouTube Studio > Subtitles.
  • Select the video you want to dub and go to the “Audio” tab.
  • Upload alternate audio tracks or opt in to AI-powered multi-language dubbing if available in your account.

Best Practices:

  • Preview and review AI dubs. While AI is advanced, occasionally phrasings may feel off. You can re-record custom tracks or hire voice artists if needed for your top-performing content.
  • Add multi-language captions to support clarity and accessibility.
  • Mention language availability in your description and pinned comments to encourage global clicks.
  • Organize multi-language playlists by region to boost SEO and discovery.

Step 2: Connect automation tools for Country-Specific Affiliate Earnings

While YouTube grows your global audience, some automation tools ensure your affiliate revenue keeps up. 

Regular affiliate links (like Amazon.com) often won’t pay you if someone buys from another regional storefront (like Amazon.de or Amazon.in). Some tools solve this by redirecting clicks to the correct local store.

Pro Tips:

  • Use link groups for product categories (e.g., tech, kitchen, fitness) to manage and track campaigns easily.
  • Enable A/B testing to optimize different call-to-action formats.
  • Monitor traffic and clicks by region to prioritize localization efforts.

“Hopefully, you’re getting auto-dubbed. That’s getting dubbed into all of these different languages. They click that Genius Link. Andbecause they watched in Portuguese, they’re going to be taken to the Brazil Amazon, and they’re going to want to hopefully purchase with you guys.”

 

Lane’s formula is simple but incredibly effective:

  • Enable auto-dubbing.
  • Link products with Genius Link.
  • Let language-based routing drive global conversions.

He emphasizes that the compounding effect matters: A single Portuguese video with the right links and timing can create a spike in Brazilian sales during Prime Day. And you only had to create that content once.

Step 3: Ride the Wave of Global Shopping Events

Creators who succeed globally don’t just wait for views; they plan content around global shopping events like:

  • Amazon Prime Day (US, UAE, India)
  • Singles’ Day (China)
  • Black Friday & Cyber Monday (global)
  • Boxing Day (UK, Canada)

Strategy:

Analyze your audience geography in YouTube Studio. Spot where your dubbed videos are trending.

Tailor content per region:

  • Brazilian Prime Day product guides in Portuguese
  • German back-to-school tech recommendations in German
  • Update affiliate links to reflect regional pricing or sales offers.
  • Use thumbnails and titles that match local preferences (currency, colors, language).

Pro Tip:

Engage your non-English viewers through community posts or pinned comments. Ask: “What kind of deals do you want to see in your country?” 

This builds engagement while providing real data on what content to create next.

Bonus Tools for Global Creators

  • Captions / Transcripts: Use tools like Rev, Descript, or YouTube’s transcript editor to clean up or replace AI dubbing.
  • Localization Plugins: TubeBuddy and VidIQ help identify region-specific tags and search terms.
  • Translation Partners: Fiverr and Upwork can connect you with voice actors for high-stakes brand collaborations in local languages.

Final Takeaways

  • AI Auto-Dubbing removes language barriers, letting your content travel and sell across borders.
  • Genius Link localizes your affiliate revenue, ensuring you don’t leave international money on the table.
  • Planning content around global events lets you capitalize on high-conversion shopping opportunities.

This is a transformation from a single-language audience to a worldwide, multi-lingual, geo-aware income stream.

Action Steps:

  • Enable auto-dubbing in YouTube Studio for high-performing videos.
  • Review your top viewer regions and sync your content calendar with global sales events.
  • Promote language availability in your video title or description.
  • Join affiliate programs in the countries where you’re gaining views.

Start now and make your next video your first global bestseller.

Want to know everything about social commerce? Whether you are an ecommerce brand or a social commerce influencer, Logie is the chosen platform and community for the latest updates

How to Maximize Amazon Influencer Program Earnings in 2025

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Betonsky
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Making money as a content creator isn’t always easy. But if you’ve ever shared your favorite products with friends, made quick review videos, or curated shopping lists for your followers, Amazon’s Influencer Program might be the opportunity you’ve been looking for. 

In 2025, this program will have grown into a reliable income stream for creators across all niches.

This article is your all-in-one guide to understanding how the Amazon Influencer Program works, how to get in, how much money real creators are making, and, most importantly, how you can stand out and maximize your earnings this year. 

We’ll also talk about Amazon Creator University and the Creator Program, two underused gems that can help you level up your content and income.

1. What Is the Amazon Influencer Program?

The Amazon Influencer Program is Amazon’s way of letting creators earn money by recommending products. 

It gives you your own Amazon storefront where you can showcase items you love like a digital shop curated by you.amazon influencer program

But here’s the real magic: Your shoppable videos and lists can appear directly on product pages. So when someone’s already looking to buy and they see your review or unboxing? That’s your chance to earn.

Unlike traditional affiliate marketing, which relies on blogs and static links, this approach is designed for video-first creators seeking visibility within the Amazon shopping journey.

2. How to Become an Amazon Influencer

Getting started isn’t as complicated as you might think:

  1. Head to the Amazon Influencer Program page and apply with your Amazon account.
  2. Connect your YouTube, Instagram, TikTok, or Facebook account.
  3. Amazon will review your content, audience, and engagement.
  4. If approved, you get access to your storefront, and that’s when the fun starts.

Even if you don’t have millions of followers, don’t worry. Amazon looks at quality and engagement, not just size. A micro-influencer with strong trust in a niche can often outperform bigger creators.

Ensure your social media is active and includes product-related content to show Amazon you’re serious.

3. Amazon Creator University & Creator Program

Once you’re in, Amazon gives you tools to help you grow, and they’re pretty good.

Amazon Creator University is like a free online course hub that walks you through what works: from how to light your videos to how to write product titles that convert.

Think of it as your backstage pass to Amazon’s playbook.

Then there’s the Amazon Creator Program, which includes things like:

  • Creator Connections (paid brand partnerships for your niche)
  • Bonus campaigns (extra commissions when you meet certain goals)

These are nice-to-haves, and they can double or triple your earnings if you use them well.

4. How Much Do Amazon Influencers Make in 2025?

Here’s the million-dollar question (well, sometimes literally):

  • Small creators (1K–10K followers): Can earn $100 to $1,000/month.
  • Mid-level influencers: Usually make $1,500 to $5,000/month.
  • Top-tier creators: Can pull in $10,000+ per month, especially during high shopping seasons.

A creator recently shared how they started with $1,000 in month one and hit $2,800 the next all with short daily videos and smart product picks. 

You don’t need to go viral to make a steady income. You just need to show up, be helpful, and talk about products you genuinely believe in.

5. Is the Amazon Influencer Program Legit?

Yes, it’s 100% legit. Amazon runs it, pays you directly, and gives you real-time dashboards to track your clicks and sales. Thousands of creators rely on it as a full- or part-time income stream.

That said, this isn’t a “set it and forget it” thing. The most successful influencers post often, stay on top of trends, and keep testing new ideas. If you’re willing to treat it like a real gig, it will treat you like a real paycheck.

6. Strategies to Maximize Earnings

If you’re already in or planning to join soon, here’s how to make the most of your time and effort:

Keep Your Videos Real and Useful
People shop on Amazon with intent. If you help them make confident decisions, they’ll reward you with clicks (and commissions). Focus on:

  • Short, clear product reviews
  • Unboxings
  • Comparison videos (Product A vs. Product B)
  • List videos like “5 Must-Haves for Remote Work”
  • Good lighting, clean audio, and a smile go a long way.

Use Smart SEO (Without Being Spammy)
Think like a shopper. Instead of “Look at this mug,” try “Best Insulated Coffee Mug for Long Commutes.”

Make sure your titles, tags, and storefront collections include the exact phrases people are typing.

Organize by Lifestyle
Create themed lists: “Kitchen Finds,” “New Mom Essentials,” “TikTok Viral Gadgets.” These help shoppers browse, buy more, and trust your recommendations.

Promote Off Amazon
Post your Amazon videos or storefront links on TikTok, YouTube Shorts, Instagram, or even in a blog. Use what you’ve already built.

Say Yes to Creator Connections
When Amazon offers paid brand deals or bonuses, go for them. You’ll often get extra visibility, and you’re paid just for creating the content (on top of commissions).

Track and Tweak
Use the Amazon dashboard to see what content drives sales. Double down on your winners and improve or replace the rest.

7. Frequently Asked Questions

Is this a real job or a side hustle? It can be both. Many creators start part-time and grow into full-time roles.

Do I need to show my face? Nope. Many influencers achieve success with voiceovers, screen recordings, or hands-only demos.

What if I’m not a “techie”? That’s fine. Amazon’s tools are easy to use, and you can learn as you go. Just keep your content honest and helpful.

Can I lose access if I stop posting? Possibly. Amazon prioritizes active creators, so staying consistent is key.

Conclusion

The Amazon Influencer Program in 2025 offers creators a genuine opportunity to earn a meaningful income by helping people shop smarter.

Whether you’re sharing your favorite kitchen tools, home gadgets, or beauty essentials, there’s a place for your voice and your content. 

And with tools like Creator University and bonus programs, Amazon is giving you everything you need to succeed.

Start small, stay consistent, be authentic, and don’t be afraid to try new things. This is your year to turn product recommendations into profit.

Want to know everything about social commerce? Whether you are an ecommerce brand or a social commerce influencer, Logie is the chosen platform and community for the latest updates

New Ways to Grow: The Logie Matches Walkthrough You Can’t Miss

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Emmy O.
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Curious about how top creators are levelling up their strategy and income without adding more to their plate?

You’ll want to catch the replay of this powerful Logie session.

In our latest walkthrough, Ileane Smith teams up with Ehud Segev and the Logie community to explore the Logie Matches feature, what’s already live, what’s coming next, and how it’s transforming the way creators manage content, products, and time.

If you’ve been waiting for something that makes your life easier, this is it.

What’s New

1. Your Wishlist? It’s Already in the Works

Stephanie Faith didn’t hold back on what she (and so many of us) have been hoping to see in Logie, like a countdown for content due dates and the ability to link off-site content.

The best part? Ehud confirmed these features are not only in development, they’re on the way soon.

2. Product Analytics, Reimagined

Lane from DadReviews.org shared a creator’s dream: being able to track top-earning products with less guesswork. Moments later, Ehud pulled back the curtain on a brand-new analytics update.

Now available:

  1. View matched products, filtered by match status, revenue, and even ship date
  2. Manage your content pipeline more confidently
  3. Spend less time hunting for data, more time creating what works

3. Email Reminders

Say goodbye to vague notifications. Logie will now send smart, clear email reminders for your matched products, complete with:

  1. Product deadlines
  2. Easy ASIN copy
  3. And soon: direct links to top-performing content for inspo
  4. Because staying organized shouldn’t be another full-time job.

Why Logie Built This

Ehud shared something important: Logie’s is building a platform that’s creator-first, AI-backed, and focused on removing busywork.

From prioritized product matches to a smarter dashboard, everything is designed to:

  • Simplify your workflow
  • Help you earn more
  • And give you back your time

Bonus Wisdom from the Logie Community

As always, the magic doesn’t stop at the feature walkthrough. The live chat was buzzing with real tips from creators like you:

  • How to sync storefronts internationally
  • What to include in your ideal site list
  • And encouragement for shy creators to ask questions, share wins, and thrive in a welcoming space

There’s not another session quite like it equal parts strategy and support.

If you’re just getting started with Logie or looking to grow faster with less guesswork, this session is packed with actionable insights you can apply today.

Don’t just keep up, get ahead.

Want to know everything about social commerce? Whether you are an ecommerce brand or a social commerce influencer, Logie is the chosen platform and community for the latest updates
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