[Guide] Amazon Associate Account approval Guide 2026

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1) Make your account amazon Associate complaint. Start by adding all the sites where you gonna promote amazon links to your amazon Affiliate account

2) add following html code in the beginning of each article with amazon affiliate link:
Code:
<div data-nosnippet >

<p style="font-size: 16px; font-style: italic;">

This post contains affiliate links and You Site Name is a member of the Amazon Services LLC Associates Program. Which means we may receive a commission from purchases made through links at no extra cost to you. Learn more on our <a href="https://yoursite.com/termsfeed/privacy-policy/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">privacy policy page</a>.

</p>

</div>

3) create T&C and privacy policy pages using free plugin (i used) TermsFeed AutoTerms

4) Update privacy policy page and add following text:
Code:
[wpautoterms site_name] is a participant in the Amazon Services LLC Associates Program, an affiliate advertising program designed to provide a means for sites to earn advertising fees by advertising and linking to amazon.com.

As an Amazon Associate we earn from qualifying purchases.

5) You cannot copy paste product images from amazon, you cannot copy paste product image from google.
Use this method to embed product images:

6)Make 3 valid sales within 180 days (with valid traffic to your site)

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Point 2 is one of the most important factors - and people, over the time, forgot about it often.
The disclaimer must be placed in a visible spot of each page (in the past, I placed it in the top of the sidebar - sticky sidebar, the most visible spot). If you don't do that, your sales may be disqualified.

Nice guide, OP!
 
Are there any methods specifically for social media? For example, if I use Instagram and have multiple accounts, should I list each account individually, or is it enough to just put the domain as instagram.com?
 
Are there any methods specifically for social media? For example, if I use Instagram and have multiple accounts, should I list each account individually, or is it enough to just put the domain as instagram.com?
You should list all accounts. They might verify your promotional methods if they want. Some people violate their terms by spamming or other practices, so they need all traffic sources to make sure you're not tarnishing their brand reputation.
 
Are there any methods specifically for social media? For example, if I use Instagram and have multiple accounts, should I list each account individually, or is it enough to just put the domain as instagram.com?
I would skip social media unless i am an influncer with a large following. Multi account spamming will ban your amazon associate account. You can do that with clickbank. No one will say a thing.
 
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