Adrian Brambila: Make Money With Amazon Influencer Program

This YouTube interview (host Josh Trent with guest Adrian Brambila) explains how Adrian used the Amazon Influencer Program to create new passive-income streams. Adrian describes the program mechanics (upload short, authentic product videos that appear on Amazon product pages; a 30-second view can trigger 2–5% commission on that purchase and other cart items), and gives a numeric case study: he made $17,000 in 30 days after a targeted push, filmed ~400+ product videos in one month (covering ~437 Amazon purchases in his house), then reported follow-on monthly revenues of $70,000 the following month from those videos and subsequent months of $12,000, $9,000, and roughly $9,000, describing the initial burst as creative effort plus sustained hard work.
Questions this video answers
About 300 followers.
$17,000.
437 items.
Over 400 videos in one month.
$70,000 the following month.
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I usually tell people, like, what are you interested in? What do you, like, are you into health? Are you into wellness? Start there. And some people, like, I've had, like, nurses that have taken my class and they're just stuck. They understand everything. They're great workers. Like, I just, I don't know what to do and I don't want to talk about nursing. Like, I'm trying to be done being a nurse. And then, and so through those problems, I was like, well, if we're going to bring on, you know, your audience, Josh, then let's, let's create this extra resources. Like, here's, here's like the best brainstorming like I did for you that you can. Actually, I'd be really surprised if you go through that whole thing and you're like, I still don't know what to do. No, you're going to have plenty of ideas.
You'd have a starting point. One of the cool things that I read on the page, you said that go all in on creating success through creative hard work, where risk and cost is minimal and upside is life changing. This is not something where people have to pay a bunch of money to get this knowledge. Like, you've made it very affordable for people. But it's interesting that you said the hard work and the creative a. It's a, it's a paradox there. I wonder if you could expand that. Because this mindset of hard work and save hard and life is hard, that creates, in my experience, looking back at generations, very minimal wealth. I think it's really creativity and talent and opportunity and hard work. I feel like it's all in there. So I wonder why that's your mission statement.
Yeah, that's a great question. I'll give you a real specific example of $17,000 I made in 30 days, a new revenue stream, which is the epitome of this. So, so creativity. Creativity in this new opportunity. I'll just tell you right now, it's Amazon Influencer program. It's a program that you don't actually have to be an influencer. Their standard is like 300 followers. By the way, my grandma has like 300 followers online.
So is your grandma an Amazon influencer?
No, I didn't say it. I was saying. I'm just saying anyone can join, but. So essentially, it's a new style of affiliate marketing. Dude, I'm, I'm, I'm like geeking out right now because I haven't shared this publicly. So this is like the first. Okay, this is like affiliate marketing 2.0Amazon traditionally as an affiliate, you have to send people to your offer right on this podcast, people love you. They trust you. When you say, hey, I like this. And they'll. You have to, they click on your links and go. They used to send that traffic.
Yeah.
Amazon came out with this program where Amazon already has all this traffic. They already have all people buying every single day. And what they learn is that hook, homemade, non professional DIY dude or girl with the phone recording a product, a tripod, a tea, whatever. The video. They, that, that like non professional video of like a dude just talking about, hey, this is really nice tea. I like it super sweet and it's really good. That actually helps people buy more. And they trust that versus like. And now welcome to pt, right? They, they trust the regular person's video.
Because it's not coerced. It's not like this big contrived. Yeah. It's just real.
And they might say something and. But after like five minutes, it's kind of bitter. Like they actually add some honesty into why you shouldn't and you shouldn't buy it. Like a company will never say but like something why you should not buy it. Right. They'll always be like, you should get it. Ask your barber if you need a haircut. They're like, oh yeah, I got you, man. They're gonna be like, no, you don't need a haircut today. Right? So you am you through this program, uh, you, you get accepted and then you upload your video on the back end of Amazon. Kind of looks like YouTube. And you create your video of the tea, for example, pt. And then you, you, you tag the product. You search for PT and you can tag, you know, cause they have different flavors. You tag it. And then here's the crazy thing. Get ready. Your video lives on the actual product page. When someone then goes to the product page and they watch at least 30 seconds of your video, you get 2 to 5% commission on that purchase plus anything else else they have in the cart. So here's. This is what's amazing. Your one video. I mean if someone buys PT once that day and they watch a video, great, you'll make 2 cents. But if PT is trending and they have and multiple people are buying that every single day, you don't have to drive the traffic. The traffic's already there. So you could make lots of money just by people watching your video. So here's, that's the creativity, right? Brand Beale Method. Creative and hard work. So instead of just creating one video, I Was like, huh? This is fun. This is like a game. I'm going to go through my entire house and film absolutely everything. I'm actually quite embarrassed to say this. Most of it was like business stuff. Actually, I shouldn't even make excuse. I'm just embarrassed to say this. I just go for it. I got a new house. I had 437 items in my house I bought from Amazon and I just moved a year ago. So that's in one year. That's like really anti minimalist of me. But I didn't have anything. We lived in a van is my, my one defense. We lived in a van. We didn't have anything. Our move moved. Our move in was so easy. We took everything in the van in like 20 minutes. I was like, great. We have no stuff. No cooking appliances or anything. So I bought 400. Yeah. So I, I filmed everything. And that's the hard work, right? To do it one time is like, oh, I'm creative and I'm gonna make this nice and fun. But I did it every. I made it over 400 videos in one month. That's the hard work of the brand Biela Method. So you know the concept, you know the direction. How much do you effort do you want to put in? And I was like, I literally filmed everything. There was nothing else to film. I literally filmed highlighters, pens, I filmed toilet paper. I filmed my toilet. I filmed everything.
You bought your toilet on Amazon.
There was a. That toilet actually was on Amazon. You could buy it. That's crazy.
Wow.
You can buy everything on Amazon then the following month from those 400ish videos that was. I made $70,000.
Come on, y'.
All, that's crazy. Come on now. The next month.
And was there any ad spend that you did on that or you literally just uploaded 400 videos?
I just uploaded, yeah. And then the next month I made $12,000. The next month $9,000. And this last month, if I'm doing my months right, I made like around 9,000. So I do notice there's a decline. But still I made those videos. And that's just passive income now.
Yeah, yeah.
So this is a strategy that is in line. We do teach this in the brand, in the Brambula Method strategies just like this. They don't cost anything. They're going to require you to be a little. And then the hard work part part is like, okay, I. I literally dropped everything. I made 400 videos in a month. That was hard work. That is hard work. So that's how much you want to effort you want to put in. But that's. That's a freshly new side hustle that we just dropped here for you guys. And we'll drop links to that, but it's crazy.
Okay, how does Amazon choose which videos they serve to the user?
Dude, get ready for this. This is insane. Yeah, this just came out. It's super early. Now. Your audience knows they're super lucky, but 99% of products on Amazon do not have a video.
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