My Step-by-Step Process for Creating Amazon Review Videos | Amazon Influencer Program 

Hahaha you're hilarious! I'm aways glad to help!

Hahaha Hi Joe! I'm so glad my video was informative to you! No problem at all!

THANK YOU! I Can't thank you enough for your support!

Hey! Thank you so so so much! I appreciate you and your support!

Of course! Good luck in the program!

Thank you so much!

That's Amazing! It's such a fun program! Congratulations!

Glad to help! Thank you for the support!

My pleasure! Glad I could help!

1. It depends If I have some help I can get through 30 in a few hours. If its just me, I can get 15 videos done in about 1.5 hours from start to finish. 2. I am testing that now. I like horizontal better. I don't have too much analytics yet, but it seems that horizontal is doing better for me right now. 3. I'm still testing this out now, but by the looks of it my videos with thumbnails are doing very well. I think because it stands out from the other videos.

No problem! I'm glad I could help!

I'm glad I could give you a useful tip! THANK YOU! I'm so happy to see it growing as well. I gotta celebrate the small wins. Trying to hit one goal at a time. Hitting 100 subs will be sweet!

Haha! Thank you so much! Glad you liked it!

Thank you, thank you! I will take your advice and give it a try! Thank you!

No problem! I'm glad you got some helpful information from my video. I have a video where I talk about tips on getting approved. Here is the link. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-rFme3XcDIjc.html

Hi! I normally just wing them. I think of some key points I want to talk about and I run with it. It comes off more natural that way.

Thank you! Glad it helped! No, there is no difference. In order for a video to go onto product pages, it has to be uploaded to your storefront.

You're welcome 😊

Thank you for the support! No, you can't schedule them to go out but that really doesn't matter for Amazon. The camera I use is the Sony ZV-1. It's a great beginner camera!

Looks like google sheets

Thank you for the support! I used TikTok and was instantly approved.

Yeah of course! You need to look for a page called "Amazon Creator Hub." If you can't find it, DM me on Instagram @mercedesgomeznow

Great question! I highly recommend the Sony ZV-1. That is a great beginner camera for anyone! It gives just enough features but not too much. Also quality is great and its haas 4k capabilities.

@@mercedesgomeznow Good recommendation - I think the ZV-1 has "Product Showcase" autofocus, so it can switch between you and the product you hold in front of the camera - could be very useful for these sort of videos...

Great question. Since I started making video reviews over every product I already had at home, I did. I make reviews on anything even if they don't have a carousel. However, If I'm going to buy a product specifically to review, I wont choose a product that doesn't have a video carousel.

Yes! It used to be 6 but Amazon is testing to expand it. The max I've seen is about 10-12.

Thank you! I use a Sony ZV-1.

Me too! Thank you for the support! I wouldn't recommend that because you need to make sure you keep your Amazon account in good standings. If you return too much you could mess that up.

@@mercedesgomeznow ok ty i just buy stuff i want then i'll make videos for those items

Oh of course! Nothings wrong with phone quality.

Yes, you can definitely do that!

For me personally, horizontal videos work better. They get more views and more clicks.

HI Markus! So Amazon suggested we only tag one product per video. If you have multiple products, I would suggest uploading the video multiple times and tagging a different product each time.

@@mercedesgomeznow Ah ok, good to know. Thanks!

That's awesome! Congrats. I currently have 250 videos on my storefront.

You find them around your home or friends and family members homes. You can review anything as long as it's sold on Amazon. You can review every lotion, soap, book, game, medicine, etc.

There is a link on my About page of my RU-vid channel.

Yes, you will need a social media following. You don't need as much as you think though. Maybe a little over 1,000 on Instagram and a couple hundred on TikTok. You mainly need engagement.

@@mercedesgomeznow thanks. I have a couple thousand on Instagram but no matter on which device I try when I try to log into it there appears a line of code that says “Error” do you know what that is???

Footage is what you record.

Did that happen to you? Was it another influencer that took your video? I haven't had that happen to me. I have seen where an amazon seller steals your video and uses it as there own.

Hi, I appreciate your outlook. My input on this is that I just make my videos to try and stand out. On product pages, most of the videos are shot vertically with bad audio and video quality. My videos give off a different look and can be appealing to a customer. Also, I have tested out different kind of videos and I have found these videos to work better for me. I have a bunch of videos shot vertically from my phone so they look less "done" but they just aren't converting for me that well.

@@mercedesgomeznow oh wow ok. I’m building out my videos now and Ive been shooting high quality commercial content for years but thought for this platform the vertical was the thing considering they just launched the “inspire program” and that’s a vertical space. Are you posting on inspire too in vertical then? I’m about 33 videos in so totally new and wanna make sure I get it right. Don’t wanna make 300 videos in vertical and regret it hahah. Thanks for the help. Also I noticed you start all your videos with the same hook. Is there a reason for that? Thinking behind that or just easiest? I’m aiming for 300+ videos like yourself (you inspired me) and wondering if that for ease of scripting or more intentional than that? Also are you shooting on a DSLR or iphone? Or vlogging camera. I have em all so I’d love to know which one to use. Again thanks so much for all the info. Go get em girl!!

@@SHEISRYAN I will make specific videos for Inspire and those are really short like 15 seconds long. For those I'll do vertical videos. I haven't done too many specifically for inspire because I was aiming at getting my videos onto product pages first. I don't know all the analytics behind how they push out inspire posts so it hasn't been a huge focus of mine yet. I totally get where you're coming from. I think you would have to test out some different videos and see what works. I personally like horizontal videos better and my results are better with them but other influencers are different. I think I will end up having a good mix of both kind of content but for now I'm sticking with horizontal. As for my hook, I just try to get straight to the point. That's what I used in the beginning and so I just stuck with it. I use a sony point and shoot camera right now because I love the 4K video quality. I'm so glad I inspired you. Follow me on Instagram, I'd love to talk further!

Thank you! Hmmm...The only way would be to build up your social media. Instagram can be difficult to grow on. You should think about trying TikTok or possibly Twitter. I grew a TikTok to 5K in about a month. I can make a video on this.

If you could that would be awesome! Love your channel. Glad I found your channel.