- Why do I have to identify myself as an Associate? How should I do this on social media?
- What’s the Amazon Influencer Program?
- I’m an influencer and currently an Associate. Can I be part of Associates and the Influencer Program?
- As an existing Associate, do I have to sign-up again to take part in the Influencer Program?
- How is the Amazon Influencer Program different from online Associates?
- How to Create and Manage Idea Lists?
- How do I add comments to products I've added to my page?
- What if the products that I want to add to my Influencer page are not available on Amazon?
- Image upload guidelines for the Amazon Influencer Program
- How will my followers discover my page on Amazon?
- I set up my page, but sometimes promote a single product in my posts. Can I also link to individual product pages?
- How do I categorise my page with Idea Lists?
- How do I change my vanity URL?
- I have a global audience. Is the Amazon Influencer Program available outside of Singapore?
- I have multiple links that I’d like to share, and Instagram only allows five. What should I do?
- What is Amazon Associates Anti-Counterfeiting Policy?
- Why is there a Store ID that begins with “onamz” in my Associates account in Associates Central?
- Earning Onsite Commissions
- How do I view and manage all content I have created on Amazon?
- What are the top do’s and don’ts of the Operating Agreement?
Why do I have to identify myself as an Associate? How should I do this on social media?
Any time you share an affiliate link, it’s important to disclose that to your audience. They will trust you more if you are transparent about where you are directing them and why. To meet the Associate Program's requirements, you must (1) include a legally compliant disclosure with your links and (2) identify yourself on your Site as an Amazon Associate with the language required by the Operating Agreement.