Amazon approval status bases on first sale, right?

Vanrithy

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Am I right?

I applied for an account for Amazon . com Associates 2 days ago. I received this email in advance:

hank you for applying to the Amazon . com Associates Program, ******-**!

Thank you for applying to the Amazon.com Associates Program. You'll receive another email from us officially welcoming you to the Program once we've reviewed your Web site. You have been granted full access to Associates Central--the online resource area for Amazon.com Associates. It provides a complete range of features for exclusive use by our Associates. You may log in to Associates Central 24-hours a day to:

Build new links
Generate online earnings reports
Access our extensive graphics library
Update your account information
Get the latest news about what's new at Amazon.com
Learn how to increase referral fees

Please bookmark this page for future reference.

hxxp:// affiliate-program . amazon . com
Thank you for joining the Amazon . com Associates Program. We look forward to working with you!

The Associates Program Staff
Amazon . com Associates Program
hxxp:// affiliate-program . amazon . com

P.S. Please note for future reference that your unique Associates ID is ******-**. You may occasionally need to provide this information to verify your account with us.

If, for some reason, you are unable to access Associates Central at this time you can still create a homepage link by following these directions:

This is your unique Amazon.com Home Page Linking Format:
hxxp:// www . amazon . com?_encoding=UTF8&tag=******-**
Here's how the link should look in your HTML document:
Shop at Amazon . com!

I am waiting for the official approval status before I put my ref. links on my site. If the approval status bases on the first sale is true or not? What should I do now, to put my ref. links on my site or not yet?

Thanks
 
Go ahead and add your referral links. You will be fine. I've ran a few affiliate websites and have always done this. Amazon used to review the websites and send the followup email much quicker but it seems to be delayed lately for some reason. If your website does not qualify for their network they will send you an email with an explanation (i've had this happen before).
 
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