Make Easy Money On Amazon 
What is Amazon? 

Amazon is the world’s largest online retailer and a prominent could service provider even an online market. June 2018 that is in excess of $268 billion U.S. As well as being an online retailer. It is the largest internet retailer in the world by revenue, with 2017 revenues of more than $177 billion. Amazon is one of the most popular online marketplaces used by both individuals as well as businesses, and the site is available in many different countries and languages. Amazon Kindle is one of its most popular products as well as the Amazon app store. Lastly, Amazon offers software and infrastructure solutions for businesses and individuals.


Amazon was begun in 1994 in Seattle Washington by Jeff Bezos and was initially little more than an online bookstore. From those humble beginnings, Amazon has become the largest online e-commerce retailer, and one of the most powerful brands in the world. Not only has it expanded its offerings of goods and services, but it also participates in the streaming video marketplace, the cloud computing marketplace, and most recently Amazon has entered into banking.


Make money on Amazon

One of the easiest ways to get started with affiliate marketing so you can make more passive income in your business is through the Amazon affiliate program, also known as Amazon Associates. I am slowly growing this as a source of passive income that flows into my business. So I will tell about some ways to income on amazon.

Make Money with the Amazon Affiliate Program

Amazon Associates has a few things going for it that make it a great addition to your affiliate marketing arsenal (and a great starting point for people new to affiliate marketing):
Amazon is a highly-trusted brand; Everyone knows it and won’t hesitate to buy something on their site. People find Amazon incredibly convenient.
You can earn commissions on higher-priced products; While affiliate commissions on a book aren’t much if you promote a camera or furniture or a computer, the commission can be decent.
Almost nobody buys just one thing on Amazon at a time; This is one of my favorite aspects of marketing for Amazon. When someone clicks through your link to purchase your recommendation, they will probably purchase additional products.
You get a commission for everything they purchase after they click through your link.
Easy to get started and set up; Amazon makes it easy to be an affiliate for them. They have good software, widgets, and linked images that you can integrate into your website and blog.
Amazon sells SO much; There is pretty much an affiliate opportunity for you regardless of the niche you occupy in your business and on your blog.

Best ways to earn Amazon Associates affiliate program to make money

So to make money from Amazon Associates, you have to recommend their products to your audience.
There are a number of ways to do that and here is what I’ve found works the best:
1) A round-up blog post: This is a blog post that tells people all of the products that you would recommend so that they can accomplish X. You are the expert so your audience trusts your recommendations, plus you save them tons of research time.
With each recommendation, include a photo of the piece of equipment that uses your Amazon affiliate link as well as a text link in the body copy.
You could write a blog post on “The 10 Best Organizing Items for Your Kids Room” and highlight them with cute photos of what they look like once they are set up
If you got enough traffic to this type of post, you could make hundreds or even thousands of dollars a month.
2) An in-depth product review blog post: In this type of blog post, you provide your readers with your in-depth review and opinion on a specific item.
For example, on the personal finance blog Picky Pinchers, the author gives her an in-depth review of the product.
3) A product comparison blog post: In this type of post, you contrast and compare different types of products to help your reader make up her/his mind.
For example, the food bloggers at Luna Regina wrote a post called “Best Juicers for Greens: An In=depth Top 3.”
This post adds tons of value to their readers because the 3 juicers have relatively similar price points but they perform differently. And unless you tested all of these, you wouldn’t know how to decide between the three. I have both and use them for client video calls, livestreams, and creating courses. I can help people make their decision and earn a bit of affiliate income in the process. And you can do the same thing for your readers and in your niche.
4) A tutorial blog post: There are 2 main types of tutorial blog posts:
  1. Product-specific tutorials: In this type of post, you would explain how to use a very specific product. For example, a photography blog could describe the ins and outs of a type of camera. 
  2. Process-specific tutorials: You can also provide your readers with an in-depth process tutorial. For example, a DIY blog could write a tutorial blog post on “How to refinish an antique dresser” or a food-based blogger could describe “How to can your own tomatoes.” 
5) Favorites tools/equipment blog posts: Your audience wants to know how YOU do something. Let them know by writing a blog post that tells them exactly what you use in your business.
For example, one post I have planned is “My Favorite Tools for Livestreaming on Facebook.” I will have links to my lighting equipment, microphone, and camera on Amazon via affiliate links.
6) Social media:  You can also create posts with affiliate links on your Facebook business page, your Facebook group, below a YouTube video, and on a Pinterest board. For instance, at the end of last year, I was excited about some of the books that I was ordering to plan out my next year. And then, I also created a shorter version that I posted on my Facebook business page and in my Facebook group. Each drove traffic to Amazon via my affiliate links.
I also have several graphics pinned on Pinterest that continue to drive traffic to this blog post and I continue to get people buying these books.
You can do the same thing on your social media channels.
7) Resources page: Another place you can leverage your Amazon affiliate links is on a Resources page. I’ve also seen these pages called Faves, Favorites, Tools I Use, and Recommendations.
You can also create a PDF version and send it to your email list. People will be very appreciative since you’ve saved them tons of research time.
8) Emails to your list. All of the tactics I’ve described above can also be used in emails to your subscribers. You can either send them to the blog post you’ve written. Or, you can create a standalone email or an email series that utilizes any of these approaches.
For example, let’s say you are a wedding planner. 
Over the course of 7 days, you send your subscriber emails that provide recommendations on affordable decorations, how to make their own wedding cake, what types of makeup to use, and showcases non-traditional wedding dresses that are beautiful and under $150.

Tips on Amazon affiliate links

Be sure to recommend products that you actually use (or have used with clients) and you feel good about recommending. Remember, you have your audience’s trust and you don’t want to damage that by sending them to purchase an inferior product. That will damage your reputation. Every audience and list is different. This means that just because it’s working for your competitor, it doesn’t mean it will work for you.

Amazon FBA Seller

Amazon FBA stands for fulfillment-by-Amazon. It is a service Amazon offers to help sellers store inventory, pick, pack, and ship inventory in their fulfillment center network. Furthermore, this is all for a very small cost. In fact, the actual cost to store and ship items through Amazon’s FBA network tends to be much less than the cost to ship a product yourself since Amazon has extremely low shipment rates. Another way to make money from home with Amazon is through Amazon FBA, or Fulfillment by Amazon. Unlike the other ideas mentioned, FBA is designed for business owners. In a gist, Amazon allows you to sell on the platform and they’ll handle fulfillment of goods to your customers.
Unless you’re interested in operating your own e-commerce business, this may not be a viable option for you. Nonetheless, there are tons of resources that will teach you how to sell on Amazon through FBA.additionally, all of the products which you sell through Amazon FBA come with the Prime badge. That means that your products get all the advantages of Prime, including 2-3 day shipping, higher conversion rates, and a better chance Aof being seen on the product pages.

 AMAZON WORK FROM HOME JOBS

If you’re looking for full or part-time Amazon work from home jobs, then there’s plenty of opportunity for you. Amazon has a whole site dedicated to its virtual job openings that are available around the world. The good news is that these positions aren’t just limited to customer service–although those are available as well. These jobs range from Human Resources to sales and even project management. Simply find a job that fits your qualifications and interests and apply. Some of the most basic job requirements include a high school diploma, internet, and phone.
Find an Amazon work from home job that fits you by visiting Amazon.jobs.