I have this question on making money from Facebook

[symonkings]

Is it possible to make money promoting Amazon affiliate products on Facebook using only free organic methods

For example:Adding images, text, and hashtags, then including affiliate links and posting 20–30 unique posts per day

 

[revenue20]

Is it possible to make money promoting Amazon affiliate products on Facebook using only free organic methods

By free organic method it is still possible, but the customer rate will be very low. You can advertise so that more Facebook users will see your product

 

[ViTuyen]

Is it possible to make money promoting Amazon affiliate products on Facebook using only free organic methods

For example:Adding images, text, and hashtags, then including affiliate links and posting 20–30 unique posts per day

This is very difficult to do, you should put your pictures in groups or create your own group

 

[TechEinstien]

Try Reddit for that. Facebook can still work though.

 

[MercuryAgency]

It’s possible, but it’s difficult to make money by promoting Amazon products on Facebook using only free methods. Posting 20-30 posts a day can be considered spam by Facebook, reducing your reach and potentially violating both Facebook and Amazon’s policies. Instead, focus on building a community and providing high-quality content.

 

[aprildfwida]

Posting frequently with value-driven content (images, short writeups, relatable hashtags) can bring engagement, but Facebook’s algorithm tends to limit reach if posts look repetitive or too promotional. Many marketers combine organic posting with groups, pages, and community engagement to build trust before dropping affiliate links.

 

[LUCKY AGENCY MEDIA]

Yes, it’s possible, but with limits. You can promote Amazon affiliate products on Facebook organically, but:

• Posting direct affiliate links too often may get flagged as spam.
• Engagement matters more than volume 20-30 posts daily with little interaction won’t reach many people.
• Better approach: create a niche-focused page or group, share helpful content, then weave in affiliate links naturally.

So yes, you can earn, but success depends on quality, community, and trust, not just mass posting.

 

[Angel Han]

You can do that but it is not effective and can be considered spam; you should build a community, create quality review content and use an intermediary site instead of spamming direct links.

 

[Quadra Agency]

Maybe, but to make sustainable money you have to persistently create attractive content, attract followers and cleverly insert links.

 

[PHOENIX AGENCY]

You can make money organically, but it's not sustainable if you only spam 20-30 posts/day.
If you want to really generate revenue, you should build a niche fanpage/group + Reels + blog/landing page → both organic and can expand to ads if needed.

 

[360SocialSM]

Yes, it’s possible to earn with Amazon affiliate products on Facebook using only organic methods, but it won’t be as fast as you might hope. Instead of spamming 20 30 posts per day, focus on fewer but higher quality posts, because Facebook often limits reach if you post too frequently. Join the right groups, use strong visuals, and rather than dropping the raw affiliate link, send users through a blog or landing page first it builds trust. Organic traffic grows slowly, but if you stay consistent you can still make sales.

 

[Deleted member 1962103]

Is it possible to make money promoting Amazon affiliate products on Facebook using only free organic methods

For example:Adding images, text, and hashtags, then including affiliate links and posting 20–30 unique posts per day

You build naturally with many posts (about 30 posts) per day, which can make the Facebook system suspect that you are a bot or spam. This leads to the account being flagged, even restricted from posting or locked.
The best way is that you can run ads to increase the number of users clicking on that link. Or you can build a Facebook group, combining your posting and other users rating and feedback on the quality of your products will be more effective.
That is our working experience and we also advise our customers to do the same. It is very useful!
Wish you success on both Facebook and Amazon!

 

[ZenProxy]

Is it possible to make money promoting Amazon affiliate products on Facebook using only free organic methods

For example:Adding images, text, and hashtags, then including affiliate links and posting 20–30 unique posts per day

You can make money promoting Amazon affiliate products with free organic Facebook methods, but spamming 20–30 posts of links daily won’t work long term. Instead, focus on building a niche audience, giving value, and mixing content types.

 

[YL agency]

It is possible to make money by promoting Amazon affiliate products on Facebook using only free organic methods if your images and content are attractive enough

 

[HiddenGuyonBush]

It is possible but effective I think not

 

[techpuran]

Yes, @symonkings, it’s possible but not as straightforward as it sounds.
Facebook has been pretty strict with affiliate links directly in posts — they can get flagged, reach throttled, or even accounts restricted.


If you’re posting 20–30 unique posts per day organically, here are a few things to consider:

• Value-first approach: Instead of spamming links, build niche pages/groups around a specific interest (e.g., fitness, kitchen hacks, pet care). Share helpful/viral content first, then mix in your affiliate promotions.
• Landing page/bridge page: Instead of dropping Amazon affiliate links directly, send traffic to your blog/mini-site/landing page. It looks more natural and helps with Facebook’s algorithm.
• Engagement is king: Facebook prioritizes posts with likes, comments, and shares. Even with organic methods, if your content isn’t engaging, reach will be close to zero.
• Scaling: 20–30 posts per day is a lot — you’ll need multiple pages or a posting tool (carefully used) to avoid looking spammy.

So yes, it can work, but the real money usually comes when you combine organic with paid ads or build authority pages that people follow over time.

 

[milo123123]

Yes, it’s possible, but Facebook heavily limits reach on link-heavy affiliate posts, so you’d need engaging, value-driven content memes, reviews, groups, reels to get traction plain spamming 20-30 links daily will likely get flagged and bring little traffic.

 

[Rosier Monkey]

I think we can try, but we probably shouldn't expect too much from the results it brings, new things often come with risks.

 

[Checkmate Ads Agency]

nothing is impossible. All you need is a solid way. Every problem has a solution

 

[Cary Bujokm]

It is possible to make money that way, but the efficiency is often not high. Facebook is increasingly limiting natural reach, especially for posts with external links. If you want to do free traffic, you should:

Create valuable/entertaining content first, attract natural interactions.
Place links cleverly (for example in comments, or through an intermediary fanpage/blog).

Posting 20–30 posts/day with only links will cause the reach to decrease quickly, so you need to balance the content to be more sustainable.