I have this question on making money from Facebook

I find it ineffective to rely solely on organic when promoting Amazon affiliates on Facebook. The algorithm currently prioritizes natural content, limiting the reach of external links, especially affiliates. Posting 20–30 posts/day is also easy to be marked as spam, reducing the reputation of the page instead of generating revenue.
 
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It will still be effective if the content you include is attractive or compelling enough for users to click on the link, but conversion will require more attraction from the product and price
 
symonkings said:
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
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Yes, it is technically possible, but it's very difficult and time-consuming. Amazon Associates and Facebook's rules make it challenging. You'll need to build a significant, highly engaged audience first.


Focus on creating valuable, non-promotional content that builds trust. Then, strategically and transparently share your affiliate links, following all disclosure rules
 
Yes, it’s possible, but purely organic methods (posting 20–30 times/day) often bring low reach due to FB’s algorithm. The key is engagement + targeted visibility. We run systems that mix organic strategies with real traffic & clicks, making affiliate links more visible and boosting CTR.
 
yes, it’s possible but you’ll need to be strategic, you can build a fanpage and post regularly, create a group to update content related to products as well as sale dates, discounts, and promotions...
 
Making money by promoting Amazon products on Facebook through free methods is a big deal. Posting dozens of posts a day with direct links will be considered spam by Facebook, reducing your reach and potentially getting your account banned. Instead of focusing on quantity, build a strong community by creating high-quality, useful, and authentic review content. Also, using a third-party website or blog to educate users instead of direct style links will help you both contribute to Amazon's official policies and build trust from the fake.
 
You intend to post 20-30 posts per day, don't you think this is quite redundant? If you post too many posts like that, Facebook will put you on the spam list and restrict you.
 
Organic methods are still possible but will take longer. However, diversification is key. Focusing on creating strong content and real engagement will be important regardless of platform.
 
it is possible but you cant generate that much traffic.
 
facebook doesn’t push posts with affiliate links much, so you will need real engagement and trust to make it work. quality beats quantity every time.
 
Yes, it’s possible, but it’s a grind — organic reach on FB is limited unless your posts go viral or hit groups right. Focus on engaging visuals, short reviews, and niche pages. Consistency matters more than volume.
 
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