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Hi,

I am currently working on amazon affiliate website that has a lot of product related articles. I want to bring traffic from tiktok to my website. My team has already made a lot of AI shorts that are ready to be published.

My website has a total of 6 categories. I have rented a virtual android phone from VMOS cloud that will run the accounts in that native region. And I have already created different accounts for different categories on the virtual phone, so not to confuse the algorithm.

My question
What is the realistic approach that can be done to max out the traffic?

Your suggestions would help
 
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AI videos can be a good way to drive traffic if they offer real value In my opinion useful content and consistency matter much more than whether the video is made with AI
 
I think it would be better if you do it from a real phone rather than a virtual one.

-Upload content; you can upload 2-3 videos a day.
-Upload each video to different networks (IG, TT, YT, X, FB) to multiply your reach with the same effort.
-Don't sell in every video; provide valuable content for a broad audience.
-Recreate the videos that perform well, using different hooks, formats, etc.

If you're consistent, you can easily get 2-5 million views monthly, If you convert 0.05% it´s 1K-2.5K sales in each categorie.
 
AI-generated videos seem like a strong traffic play right now if used consistently. For those already testing this, what type of content format is performing best—short explainer clips, faceless storytelling, or product-focused videos? Curious what’s actually driving clicks back to websites
 
rodrimar said:
I think it would be better if you do it from a real phone rather than a virtual one.

-Upload content; you can upload 2-3 videos a day.
-Upload each video to different networks (IG, TT, YT, X, FB) to multiply your reach with the same effort.
-Don't sell in every video; provide valuable content for a broad audience.
-Recreate the videos that perform well, using different hooks, formats, etc.

If you're consistent, you can easily get 2-5 million views monthly, If you convert 0.05% it´s 1K-2.5K sales in each categorie.
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That was truly insightful, thank you!
 
Jubbly SEO said:
AI-generated videos seem like a strong traffic play right now if used consistently. For those already testing this, what type of content format is performing best—short explainer clips, faceless storytelling, or product-focused videos? Curious what’s actually driving clicks back to websites.
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I have fake authors on my website and I use their faces to generate short 10 sec clips. Yes, we endorse products by describing about those.
 
AI videos can actually bring traffic if the content is useful and posted consistently. Focus on good topics and include a clear link to your website.
 
Try focus more on making the videos useful than posting a huge volume.

Strong hooks, clear calls to action, and testing different formats will probably make a bigger difference than just uploading more videos.
 
Hey bro! Your strategy of segmenting by categories on virtual devices is solid for avoiding shadowbans and training the algorithm correctly. To maximize traffic, I suggest these key steps:

Link-in-Bio Optimization: Don't send all traffic to the homepage. Use a landing page or an optimized "Linktree" that directs to each specific category. This prevents you from triggering a shadowban so quickly.

CTA (Call to Action): Instead of putting your link in your bio, you can use a strategy where you comment "Sale" and we'll send you to our DMs. This generates many comments, more activity in your DMs, and it's very easy to automate this with a basic AI-generated script. You can easily ask Gemini or Claude how to set up this infrastructure.

3-Second Rule: If your shorts are AI-generated, make sure the visual hook and opening text are catchy and engaging. Keep in mind that if a large percentage of your views disappear in those few seconds, the algorithm will penalize you. Use hooks that capture the user for at least 10-15 seconds; the algorithm rewards this heavily.

Consistency and "Seed Accounts": Don't upload all your content in one day or at once. The algorithm might detect you as spam or only promote one of your videos. Upload 2-3 videos daily and be consistent; TikTok rewards this a lot.

Interact like a real user: You should dedicate some time to using your account like a real user. Scroll, like, and comment. Just 15 minutes a day will secure your account as an active user and not just a spammer that the algorithm quickly hides. Good luck, I hope my advice is helpful, bro.
 
scofieldd24 said:
Hey bro! Your strategy of segmenting by categories on virtual devices is solid for avoiding shadowbans and training the algorithm correctly. To maximize traffic, I suggest these key steps:

Link-in-Bio Optimization: Don't send all traffic to the homepage. Use a landing page or an optimized "Linktree" that directs to each specific category. This prevents you from triggering a shadowban so quickly.

CTA (Call to Action): Instead of putting your link in your bio, you can use a strategy where you comment "Sale" and we'll send you to our DMs. This generates many comments, more activity in your DMs, and it's very easy to automate this with a basic AI-generated script. You can easily ask Gemini or Claude how to set up this infrastructure.

3-Second Rule: If your shorts are AI-generated, make sure the visual hook and opening text are catchy and engaging. Keep in mind that if a large percentage of your views disappear in those few seconds, the algorithm will penalize you. Use hooks that capture the user for at least 10-15 seconds; the algorithm rewards this heavily.

Consistency and "Seed Accounts": Don't upload all your content in one day or at once. The algorithm might detect you as spam or only promote one of your videos. Upload 2-3 videos daily and be consistent; TikTok rewards this a lot.

Interact like a real user: You should dedicate some time to using your account like a real user. Scroll, like, and comment. Just 15 minutes a day will secure your account as an active user and not just a spammer that the algorithm quickly hides. Good luck, I hope my advice is helpful, bro.
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That is some frickin high quality advice. God bless mate!!
 
one thing nobody mentioned... watch your actual click through, not the views. 2-5m views sounds great on paper but tiktok traffic to an external site converts like garbage compared to search. bio link CTR is usually well under 1% and most of those bounce in 3 seconds. so before you scale to 6 accounts x 3 vids a day, run one category for 2-3 weeks and just look at GA. if you're getting 200k views and 300 sessions, more volume won't fix that, the content angle is the problem.

also the reused AI face thing... if you're using the same generated author across a bunch of clips it starts feeling samey fast and people scroll. i'd keep the face short, like a 1 sec appearance, and put the actual product footage front and center. product-focused stuff with a real screen recording or b-roll tends to hold way better than a talking head reading specs.

on the real phone vs virtual argument, both sides are kinda right. virtual is fine, plenty of people run it, but don't reuse the same device profile across all 6 categories and don't have them all liking each others stuff. that's the pattern that gets you flagged, not the fact it's virtual.

last thing, amazon associates is picky about social traffic. read the operating agreement before you build the whole thing around it, i've seen people get their account nuked for driving from social without the site actually being the destination. sending them to your article first (like you're doing) is the safer route, just don't shortcut it with direct affiliate links in a linktree.
 
Adeelalam said:
Hi,

I am currently working on amazon affiliate website that has a lot of product related articles. I want to bring traffic from tiktok to my website. My team has already made a lot of AI shorts that are ready to be published.

My website has a total of 6 categories. I have rented a virtual android phone from VMOS cloud that will run the accounts in that native region. And I have already created different accounts for different categories on the virtual phone, so not to confuse the algorithm.

My question
What is the realistic approach that can be done to max out the traffic?

Your suggestions would help
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In my experience
The traffic generated using AI videos is 110% pure garbage


You'll get more sales by hiring a homeless person to stand on a street corner and wave a sign at cars with your website URL.

UrbanClicks said:
one thing nobody mentioned... watch your actual click through, not the views. 2-5m views sounds great on paper but tiktok traffic to an external site converts like garbage compared to search. bio link CTR is usually well under 1% and most of those bounce in 3 seconds. .
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That's the other problem. Tiktok traffic is also 110% pure garbage
 
I think users today are becoming much more cautious about clicking links. That's why videos that provide clear, trustworthy information are more likely to drive traffic to a website. AI-generated videos are often easy to recognize, and that can make viewers hesitant to visit the websites being promoted.
 
MarketAI said:
I think users today are becoming much more cautious about clicking links. That's why videos that provide clear, trustworthy information are more likely to drive traffic to a website. AI-generated videos are often easy to recognize, and that can make viewers hesitant to visit the websites being promoted.
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Almost no one in the general public likes or wants AI.

The only people pushing it are :

(1.) Big Tech Corporations
(2.) Technology obsessed geeks
(3.) Scammers
(4.) People using it to create digital CSAM

The fact is :
That everything and everyone used to be considered ''Real'' until proven fake.

Today everything and everyone is considered ''Fake'' until proven real.
 
Focus on posting consistently and testing lots of different videos. Not every video will take off, so volume helps. Keep each account in its own niche, and make people curious enough to visit your website instead of trying to sell right away.
 
Adeelalam said:
Hi,

I am currently working on amazon affiliate website that has a lot of product related articles. I want to bring traffic from tiktok to my website. My team has already made a lot of AI shorts that are ready to be published.

My website has a total of 6 categories. I have rented a virtual android phone from VMOS cloud that will run the accounts in that native region. And I have already created different accounts for different categories on the virtual phone, so not to confuse the algorithm.

My question
What is the realistic approach that can be done to max out the traffic?

Your suggestions would help
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The tech setup is fine, the real bottleneck is the videos. Pure AI shorts usually get flat reach because they feel generic, so if they don't hook in the first 2 seconds the virtual phone won't save you. I'd nail one category first, then scale, since driving Amazon traffic off TikTok is always leaky through link-in-bio anyway.
 
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