How strict is Amazon when it comes to traffic source?
- Thread starter Jason2021
- Start date
pj777777
Power Member
- Nov 12, 2014
- 699
- 365
Not worth the risk unless you are after churn and burn and are certain you can activate new associate accounts.
I did it successfully with parasites for a couple of years, but as soon as they asked for my traffic sources it was game over (had moved on, but the residual income was nice).
I did it successfully with parasites for a couple of years, but as soon as they asked for my traffic sources it was game over (had moved on, but the residual income was nice).
- Mar 22, 2013
- 9,148
- 10,489
I don't know, but I'll tell you how strict your own self-hosted website is with your traffic source.
Zero, ziltch!
p.s must be said that if you spam a site too heavily, you could get a complaint yourself or directly to your hosting provider. I spammed Soundcloud kinda hard about 2 years ago, and one day they sent me an email telling me to stop, or else. I stopped, mostly
So there's no "God mode" no matter what you do, but self-hosted site = no restrictions on traffic source.
Zero, ziltch!
p.s must be said that if you spam a site too heavily, you could get a complaint yourself or directly to your hosting provider. I spammed Soundcloud kinda hard about 2 years ago, and one day they sent me an email telling me to stop, or else. I stopped, mostly
So there's no "God mode" no matter what you do, but self-hosted site = no restrictions on traffic source.
BlackStar81
Power Member
- Nov 3, 2020
- 613
- 293
I have some friends who have received an Amazon ban and they do not even understand why. In any case, you need to be very careful. Always read carefully the rules of working on Amazon, but no one is insured in this life. Anything can happen to you ...
NEWBIE MONEY EBOOKS
Regular Member
- Mar 23, 2021
- 350
- 188
They banned me for nothing be careful
So instead of spamming amzn links in others videos I should spam my ws links, I already thought of it, but it will kill conversions I think.I don't know, but I'll tell you how strict your own self-hosted website is with your traffic source.
Zero, ziltch!
p.s must be said that if you spam a site too heavily, you could get a complaint yourself or directly to your hosting provider. I spammed Soundcloud kinda hard about 2 years ago, and one day they sent me an email telling me to stop, or else. I stopped, mostly
So there's no "God mode" no matter what you do, but self-hosted site = no restrictions on traffic source.
I will try it and share what happened.
Thanks boys
Are you saying if I’m lucky I could get away with it ? I just don’t want instant ban, if there is a small chance I will go for it
pj777777
Power Member
- Nov 12, 2014
- 699
- 365
I did this from mid 2015 and got canned in early 2020.
Think they are really hot on closing accounts now as they simply don't need the traffic (and guess, correctly I think, that many links will still continue to generate traffic/ sales as former associates will just move on without taking down links).
Don't think I'd do anything to break their rules now as the rewards are quite low versus risk of getting caught.
Still a viable means of earning/ diversifying income if you apply the rules 100%, but it comes down to personal choice.
Amazon isn't the only game in town tho