Launch of Brand Referral Bonus program
In our continued effort to help brands succeed, we are excited to launch the Brand Referral Bonus program. This program can help you delight more customers by aiming to accelerate your growth, save money, and improve the efficiency of your non-Amazon marketing efforts.
As a member of the Brand Referral Bonus program, you can earn a bonus averaging 10% of product sales driven by your non-Amazon marketing efforts. The more traffic you bring, the more opportunities you have to earn a bonus. The bonus is provided as a credit on your referral fees.
To join the Brand Referral Bonus program, click here.
Why join the Brand Referral Bonus program?
- Help accelerate your growth and improve the efficiency of your non-Amazon marketing and advertising campaigns that drive your referral traffic to Amazon.
- Save money by receiving bonuses that average 10% of sales from traffic you have driven to Amazon.
- Improve advertising efficiency by receiving the same bonus for customer purchases of additional products from your brand up to 14 days after they click the ad.
I don’t own a brand, but I do drive traffic to my Amazon listings through non-Amazon marketing campaigns. Is there a program I can participate in?
All sellers are able to enroll in the Amazon Associates program to earn and monetize their traffic with up to a 10% commission on purchases brought in by their marketing efforts.
To learn more about Amazon Associates, click here.
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Seller_1A4H9CAXRleCa
Hmmm, so if I bring my non-Amazon buyers (say from our own webshop) to Amazon, I get 10% back from the referral fees of 15%.
Overall, this may help to get higher return on ad spend since people would trust buying from Amazon more than from a random webshop. Also, the 5% difference is not all that much considering card fees and other costs of running your webshop.
Overall, looks like a win-win. But coming from Amazon, can’t help but to wonder ‘what is the catch’ ?
Seller_LwUhSN3kUAXlg
Let’s see. I pay essentially credit card fees + 1% on my webstore. I have full control over returns (including fraudulent returns, which are non-existent on my www site), and I don’t have to go through a massive time sink with broken automation and undertrained CSRs to have a shot at getting what my platform promises, meaning my ROI is higher outside of fees. I don’t have to worry about my money being held hostage, black hat sellers on my listings, ASIN mis-merges, etc. etc. etc.
However, if I move the sale to Amazon, I pay 15% - 10%, which is more expensive than my platform, and help Amazon complete the Walmartification of the internet, putting my web store out of business.
FUJB.
Seller_awzlPhNtSRwoN
Wait, so brand owners can also be enrolled in Amazon Associates?
As in, we can sign up for Amazon Associates with the same email as our Seller account and there would be no issues?
Seller_G0hnnfwy2Mzas
This is amazing news! We are literally here having a meeting on how to double down our off Amazon marketing efforts as we noticed this. Serendipity!
Seller_KnxmmlmoJ7HS6
This program is good for Brands who only rely on Amazon (and possibly their site).
This is of no use/value to brands that are offered on other marketplaces/venues such as Walmart.
Try explaining to Walmart why your social media ad is directing buyers to Amazon.
Think it through and use wisely.
Seller_vvM7aKdYdJcUW
Hey Amazon,
Do I need to create new Attribution Links to get the offer after I apply or will my old one also get the benefits?
Seller_gme6aq8vLWpK4
One important thing we value on our website. On our website, our customers are not bombarded by 1,000 + competitor ads displaying their products of dubious origin and quality at fraction of our price.
Seller_HGNCgmG14eLKq
So how long until Amazon shuts off the Referral program like they have done a few times now ? They used to allow Websites that were made by Amazon Just for this… Then after a few years of Traction on Sales they shut it off… With Amazon Track Record of new ideas and then new rules and then less sales and no profit this also seems like a bad amazon FB- ish idea.
Seller_9Uf78DYSZ2lcW
IF you would be doing non-amazon advertizing to send customers to your Amazon listings anyway, then yea wonderful (while it lasts anyway.)
But if you are spending your off amazon advertising to send business to your own store or another platform and finding that profitable, I would see no reason to change just because of this.
Launch of Brand Referral Bonus program
In our continued effort to help brands succeed, we are excited to launch the Brand Referral Bonus program. This program can help you delight more customers by aiming to accelerate your growth, save money, and improve the efficiency of your non-Amazon marketing efforts.
As a member of the Brand Referral Bonus program, you can earn a bonus averaging 10% of product sales driven by your non-Amazon marketing efforts. The more traffic you bring, the more opportunities you have to earn a bonus. The bonus is provided as a credit on your referral fees.
To join the Brand Referral Bonus program, click here.
Why join the Brand Referral Bonus program?
- Help accelerate your growth and improve the efficiency of your non-Amazon marketing and advertising campaigns that drive your referral traffic to Amazon.
- Save money by receiving bonuses that average 10% of sales from traffic you have driven to Amazon.
- Improve advertising efficiency by receiving the same bonus for customer purchases of additional products from your brand up to 14 days after they click the ad.
I don’t own a brand, but I do drive traffic to my Amazon listings through non-Amazon marketing campaigns. Is there a program I can participate in?
All sellers are able to enroll in the Amazon Associates program to earn and monetize their traffic with up to a 10% commission on purchases brought in by their marketing efforts.
To learn more about Amazon Associates, click here.
Launch of Brand Referral Bonus program
In our continued effort to help brands succeed, we are excited to launch the Brand Referral Bonus program. This program can help you delight more customers by aiming to accelerate your growth, save money, and improve the efficiency of your non-Amazon marketing efforts.
As a member of the Brand Referral Bonus program, you can earn a bonus averaging 10% of product sales driven by your non-Amazon marketing efforts. The more traffic you bring, the more opportunities you have to earn a bonus. The bonus is provided as a credit on your referral fees.
To join the Brand Referral Bonus program, click here.
Why join the Brand Referral Bonus program?
- Help accelerate your growth and improve the efficiency of your non-Amazon marketing and advertising campaigns that drive your referral traffic to Amazon.
- Save money by receiving bonuses that average 10% of sales from traffic you have driven to Amazon.
- Improve advertising efficiency by receiving the same bonus for customer purchases of additional products from your brand up to 14 days after they click the ad.
I don’t own a brand, but I do drive traffic to my Amazon listings through non-Amazon marketing campaigns. Is there a program I can participate in?
All sellers are able to enroll in the Amazon Associates program to earn and monetize their traffic with up to a 10% commission on purchases brought in by their marketing efforts.
To learn more about Amazon Associates, click here.
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0 replies
Seller_1A4H9CAXRleCa
Hmmm, so if I bring my non-Amazon buyers (say from our own webshop) to Amazon, I get 10% back from the referral fees of 15%.
Overall, this may help to get higher return on ad spend since people would trust buying from Amazon more than from a random webshop. Also, the 5% difference is not all that much considering card fees and other costs of running your webshop.
Overall, looks like a win-win. But coming from Amazon, can’t help but to wonder ‘what is the catch’ ?
Seller_LwUhSN3kUAXlg
Let’s see. I pay essentially credit card fees + 1% on my webstore. I have full control over returns (including fraudulent returns, which are non-existent on my www site), and I don’t have to go through a massive time sink with broken automation and undertrained CSRs to have a shot at getting what my platform promises, meaning my ROI is higher outside of fees. I don’t have to worry about my money being held hostage, black hat sellers on my listings, ASIN mis-merges, etc. etc. etc.
However, if I move the sale to Amazon, I pay 15% - 10%, which is more expensive than my platform, and help Amazon complete the Walmartification of the internet, putting my web store out of business.
FUJB.
Seller_awzlPhNtSRwoN
Wait, so brand owners can also be enrolled in Amazon Associates?
As in, we can sign up for Amazon Associates with the same email as our Seller account and there would be no issues?
Seller_G0hnnfwy2Mzas
This is amazing news! We are literally here having a meeting on how to double down our off Amazon marketing efforts as we noticed this. Serendipity!
Seller_KnxmmlmoJ7HS6
This program is good for Brands who only rely on Amazon (and possibly their site).
This is of no use/value to brands that are offered on other marketplaces/venues such as Walmart.
Try explaining to Walmart why your social media ad is directing buyers to Amazon.
Think it through and use wisely.
Seller_vvM7aKdYdJcUW
Hey Amazon,
Do I need to create new Attribution Links to get the offer after I apply or will my old one also get the benefits?
Seller_gme6aq8vLWpK4
One important thing we value on our website. On our website, our customers are not bombarded by 1,000 + competitor ads displaying their products of dubious origin and quality at fraction of our price.
Seller_HGNCgmG14eLKq
So how long until Amazon shuts off the Referral program like they have done a few times now ? They used to allow Websites that were made by Amazon Just for this… Then after a few years of Traction on Sales they shut it off… With Amazon Track Record of new ideas and then new rules and then less sales and no profit this also seems like a bad amazon FB- ish idea.
Seller_9Uf78DYSZ2lcW
IF you would be doing non-amazon advertizing to send customers to your Amazon listings anyway, then yea wonderful (while it lasts anyway.)
But if you are spending your off amazon advertising to send business to your own store or another platform and finding that profitable, I would see no reason to change just because of this.
Seller_1A4H9CAXRleCa
Hmmm, so if I bring my non-Amazon buyers (say from our own webshop) to Amazon, I get 10% back from the referral fees of 15%.
Overall, this may help to get higher return on ad spend since people would trust buying from Amazon more than from a random webshop. Also, the 5% difference is not all that much considering card fees and other costs of running your webshop.
Overall, looks like a win-win. But coming from Amazon, can’t help but to wonder ‘what is the catch’ ?
Seller_1A4H9CAXRleCa
Hmmm, so if I bring my non-Amazon buyers (say from our own webshop) to Amazon, I get 10% back from the referral fees of 15%.
Overall, this may help to get higher return on ad spend since people would trust buying from Amazon more than from a random webshop. Also, the 5% difference is not all that much considering card fees and other costs of running your webshop.
Overall, looks like a win-win. But coming from Amazon, can’t help but to wonder ‘what is the catch’ ?
Seller_LwUhSN3kUAXlg
Let’s see. I pay essentially credit card fees + 1% on my webstore. I have full control over returns (including fraudulent returns, which are non-existent on my www site), and I don’t have to go through a massive time sink with broken automation and undertrained CSRs to have a shot at getting what my platform promises, meaning my ROI is higher outside of fees. I don’t have to worry about my money being held hostage, black hat sellers on my listings, ASIN mis-merges, etc. etc. etc.
However, if I move the sale to Amazon, I pay 15% - 10%, which is more expensive than my platform, and help Amazon complete the Walmartification of the internet, putting my web store out of business.
FUJB.
Seller_LwUhSN3kUAXlg
Let’s see. I pay essentially credit card fees + 1% on my webstore. I have full control over returns (including fraudulent returns, which are non-existent on my www site), and I don’t have to go through a massive time sink with broken automation and undertrained CSRs to have a shot at getting what my platform promises, meaning my ROI is higher outside of fees. I don’t have to worry about my money being held hostage, black hat sellers on my listings, ASIN mis-merges, etc. etc. etc.
However, if I move the sale to Amazon, I pay 15% - 10%, which is more expensive than my platform, and help Amazon complete the Walmartification of the internet, putting my web store out of business.
FUJB.
Seller_awzlPhNtSRwoN
Wait, so brand owners can also be enrolled in Amazon Associates?
As in, we can sign up for Amazon Associates with the same email as our Seller account and there would be no issues?
Seller_awzlPhNtSRwoN
Wait, so brand owners can also be enrolled in Amazon Associates?
As in, we can sign up for Amazon Associates with the same email as our Seller account and there would be no issues?
Seller_G0hnnfwy2Mzas
This is amazing news! We are literally here having a meeting on how to double down our off Amazon marketing efforts as we noticed this. Serendipity!
Seller_G0hnnfwy2Mzas
This is amazing news! We are literally here having a meeting on how to double down our off Amazon marketing efforts as we noticed this. Serendipity!
Seller_KnxmmlmoJ7HS6
This program is good for Brands who only rely on Amazon (and possibly their site).
This is of no use/value to brands that are offered on other marketplaces/venues such as Walmart.
Try explaining to Walmart why your social media ad is directing buyers to Amazon.
Think it through and use wisely.
Seller_KnxmmlmoJ7HS6
This program is good for Brands who only rely on Amazon (and possibly their site).
This is of no use/value to brands that are offered on other marketplaces/venues such as Walmart.
Try explaining to Walmart why your social media ad is directing buyers to Amazon.
Think it through and use wisely.
Seller_vvM7aKdYdJcUW
Hey Amazon,
Do I need to create new Attribution Links to get the offer after I apply or will my old one also get the benefits?
Seller_vvM7aKdYdJcUW
Hey Amazon,
Do I need to create new Attribution Links to get the offer after I apply or will my old one also get the benefits?
Seller_gme6aq8vLWpK4
One important thing we value on our website. On our website, our customers are not bombarded by 1,000 + competitor ads displaying their products of dubious origin and quality at fraction of our price.
Seller_gme6aq8vLWpK4
One important thing we value on our website. On our website, our customers are not bombarded by 1,000 + competitor ads displaying their products of dubious origin and quality at fraction of our price.
Seller_HGNCgmG14eLKq
So how long until Amazon shuts off the Referral program like they have done a few times now ? They used to allow Websites that were made by Amazon Just for this… Then after a few years of Traction on Sales they shut it off… With Amazon Track Record of new ideas and then new rules and then less sales and no profit this also seems like a bad amazon FB- ish idea.
Seller_HGNCgmG14eLKq
So how long until Amazon shuts off the Referral program like they have done a few times now ? They used to allow Websites that were made by Amazon Just for this… Then after a few years of Traction on Sales they shut it off… With Amazon Track Record of new ideas and then new rules and then less sales and no profit this also seems like a bad amazon FB- ish idea.
Seller_9Uf78DYSZ2lcW
IF you would be doing non-amazon advertizing to send customers to your Amazon listings anyway, then yea wonderful (while it lasts anyway.)
But if you are spending your off amazon advertising to send business to your own store or another platform and finding that profitable, I would see no reason to change just because of this.
Seller_9Uf78DYSZ2lcW
IF you would be doing non-amazon advertizing to send customers to your Amazon listings anyway, then yea wonderful (while it lasts anyway.)
But if you are spending your off amazon advertising to send business to your own store or another platform and finding that profitable, I would see no reason to change just because of this.
