[00:02] and Amazon affiliate marketing and almost no one is using this new strategy yet. So, instead of spending months building a huge affiliate site, you can actually use AI to find product trends,
[00:14] content, [music] YouTube content, blogs with AI, turn simple buyer questions into Amazon affiliate clicks. So, in this video, I'll show you the newest AI-first Pinterest and Amazon strategies, real
[00:26] different niches, and if you stick to the end, a 30-day plan that you can copy to launch your first content system for affiliate revenue. Now, before we dive into what's working right now in 2026, make sure to grab my free AI content
[00:40] masterclass. I'll show you how to choose your niche, build your entire content started the right way. The link is in the description and the pinned comment, get into it. So, before we talk about Pinterest or YouTube, we need to answer
[00:54] the uncomfortable question. So, it's can a smaller affiliate site a blog still get Google traffic in 2026? The answer is yes, but yes, but the examples look that people were building 5 years ago. So, the old model was keyword-first.
[01:10] You'd find best X, rewrite the results already ranking, slap some Amazon links, right? So, the new model is more evidence-first. So, you identify a real purchasing problem, you create original information that helps people solve it,
[01:24] and then you use AI to organize and distribute that information. Because AI right away and they want it fast, and this matters more than ever. So, Google has said clearly that generative AI can help you with your research and your
[01:37] structure, but using it to mass-produce pages without adding any real value or your own personal take, uh can lead to their abuse policies. You hammering the exact same point. So, unique, non-commodity content always
[01:51] wins. There's no secret trick for AI search. Good AI search is good SEO. Uh it's just being generally genuinely more useful. So, when you look at the affiliate content that's ranking because sites still are, the same evidence-first
[02:05] I'm going to show you a number of different content site examples from of take a look at what you could possibly emulate. And these are all marketing. We're going to get to Pinterest, too, YouTube, all of the new
[02:19] couple of these websites real quick. So, first we have the Clever Hiker. And you can see a lot of different categories here: hiking, backpacking, camping, let's just click on best camping mattresses. And you'll see very simple
[02:32] title, good article, main featured image, how we test. So, it's all about how do you validate this information, right? It used to be Well, you know, introduction, getting to the companies. Now, it's like, okay, we can get AI can
[02:45] see Amazon reviews. We still have this stuff. So, give me really quickly, you know, how we reviewed it and what the exact metrics are that you're looking here. Best camping mattress overall, the Exped MegaMat.
[02:58] That's an REI affiliate link. Quick picks for camping mattresses. Best overall, comfortable durability. So, all affiliate links going down the list. So, cover the bases. Best overall, most comfortable, best all around, most thick
[03:11] luxury, cheapest, right? Every category has most expensive, least expensive, things based on what it is. If it's a mattress, it's more comfortable, right? If it's golf clubs, it could be the best swing, the best drive, whatever it is.
[03:25] trial experience. So, when you're writing these articles, you really are thinking in your head, who's every possible person who would be searching people might want cheap options, expensive options, comfortable options,
[03:40] family options, solo options. You just think, who could be searching for this? your bases. And it's more about not necessarily ranking content, right? It's about organizing and structuring it simply.
[03:53] So, then they have a raw testing scores and these sites are doing really well. were to click on this, goes right to this page, $279 for a mattress. Let's SoundGuys. So, they have a ton of
[04:07] reviews and we go to like wireless earbuds, we can see they actually have a categorization filterable results list here, which is really cool. This is more advanced and you have to worry about actually taking a while to load. And
[04:22] there's a bunch of ads on here, so you can monetize via affiliate links and Mediavine or something like that. It's taking a while to load, so I'm just going to go to some of this. So, the best wireless earbuds of 2026, again,
[04:34] lab tested by experts. AI can give you any piece of information. For affiliate revenue, people want at least human experience. What do you actually have to say about the product? So, again, they have a YouTube video up here. Why you
[04:46] can trust us. Again, just like the first one, the first line is always why and how are we reviewing this product? Quick picks. Boom. People scan stuff. Get right to the quick best. Best overall, best for XYZ. So, you see a trend here.
[04:58] It's formatted differently, but it's the same concept that's ranking. It's the stuff that says, "This is how we Why you can trust us. This is how we review. And here's the answers." It doesn't show you a huge, you know, 500-word essay on the
[05:13] the link because through affiliate marketing, we want people to click quickly. Just like on Pinterest, they can quick click quickly to the the right boom, get to Amazon, get the cookie stored on their computer, and actually
[05:26] around and read every single detail, and people don't. So, that's another stuff related to sound. If you see reviews, like, "Well, what is under sound?" There's headphones, microphones, speakers, audio technology. They could
[05:40] even get into gaming into audio engineering and music and stuff like want to cover affiliate number affiliate marketing is a numbers game. So, you want to cover a lot of categories just like the clever hiker had multiple
[05:53] toolguide.com and you see this looks like an old school affiliate site, but it still is working well because there's a ton of unique niche content like a cobalt molding tool, right? So, like there's so
[06:06] category, there's going to be things you've never even heard of. You might think like for example, kayaking there's one kayak. It's like you want a kayak but there's fishing kayaks best for dogs, right? Bring your dog on best for
[06:19] kids. There's more competitive style ones. There's like probably 20 to 50 different kinds and individual articles you could write just on one product. So, you go to power tools and then there's thousands of potential things you could
[06:32] looking for if we're talking about blogging, we're looking for easier stuff to rank for that isn't competitive yet. So, I always say, does it pass the Forbes test? If Forbes has written this article, then you probably won't rank
[06:44] for it. But, Forbes is not writing about cobalt molding tools, right? So, the less competitive niches stayed less competitive, but more competitive ones going to go with this content first approach, we need to understand
[06:57] blogging, add affiliate links into the blog posts. Pinterest, add affiliate links into the pin or linking to the blog post with affiliate links. And linking in the description. So, we want to have a multi-faceted content approach
[07:10] to affiliate marketing. Here's another really good site, House Fresh. So, they talk about air quality, air purifiers, all kinds of different stuff. I tested actually a link to a YouTube video, which is cool cuz House Fresh actually
[07:24] had a big article about how they were getting screwed by Google because quality content and above them was like big media sites that were recommending not correct air purifiers and things that actually weren't environmentally
[07:37] like that. So, you can see newest videos, visit our YouTube channel. So, to like air purifiers, for example, so again, this is a really good example of a site that was all SEO and then pivoted
[07:51] to SEO plus YouTube. So, they were all SEO at first and now you can see they have their website, but it's also kind of a YouTube strategy, too, where they're showing stuff, but they also have reviews, of course, blogs, and
[08:03] want to make money with affiliate marketing, what is there? Well, there's text, blogs, there's images, Pinterest, and there's videos, YouTube, and there's ways to kind of mesh all three together in a really good way. Pick a niche, like
[08:17] we saw this not just one tiny thing, but it's, for example, air quality covers air purifiers, dehumidifiers, sensors, lots of different products. you want to be known for one thing that spans multiple categories and you have a
[08:32] content strategy that we'll get into with AI that covers it through either don't have to do all three at once. You know, this is a a process that takes but I'm just showing some examples here.
[08:44] article, they have the overall score, so first-hand data results from our battery tests, right? So, again, how did you test it? What did you do? How does it think in affiliate marketing, we think very comparatively.
[08:59] In my mind, it's like, well, okay. If I'm going to buy an air purifier, I want to know, is it loud? How expensive is it? Does it actually work? So, we kind of break these things in our head and we can really only understand like,
[09:12] products at a given time we want to choose between. We narrow down three, we narrow down to one, we make our selection, and any piece of content when that. People are comparative people. If I think, "Hmm, I want to buy a house in
[09:26] this different neighborhood, but then I look at, "Oh, well, you have to factor everything into it. Okay, it's a bigger house, but maybe the commute's longer to work, but then it has a third bedroom that we could use. But the yard's
[09:38] smaller and the schools are different and this and then what's the downtown think about all these scenarios in your head versus where you're at now and we analyze. So humans are analyzers at heart and affiliate marketing really
[09:52] helps people with this. So you think about how can we have to analyze everything to understand what's best for the current situation we're in. So ultimately you're showing how you compare the content and you're actually
[10:05] buy something. So ultimately notice what these sites had in common. They aren't random best product only websites. So each one owns a recognizable category. One owns, you know, hiking. One is air purifiers. One is audio
[10:20] content, right? So their advantage isn't that they have more AI content. The advantage is that they have more proprietary information and testing and results per page and that gives us the blueprint for what an AI first content
[10:33] site should actually produce. So when we're thinking about building a page, should have five components. Number one, a specific buyer problem. So something like best headlamp for running, not just like something generic like best
[10:47] headlamp. All right, so this is one. Two, visible methodology. You explain what you tested and how you tested it. Three is original evidence. So actual photos that you take, measurements, demonstrations, ownership notes,
[11:02] engaged with the product. Now a lot of people say, "Do I actually have to buy the product?" Well, well, well, make up a methodology and stick to it and show that methodology early in these articles. Number four, decision
[11:14] segments. So best for beginners, best value, best for a specific use case, best and maybe you should skip it entirely. Right? And then five is a affiliate link is the number one thing that you want them to click on. And just
[11:26] so you know, the program is built for this. So Amazon's own associates materials position it for bloggers, publishers, and content creators using these customized product links with commissions that vary, right, by product
[11:39] category. So, here's the key though. AI can accelerate every layer of this page, but only after the human evidence exists. So, I want to show you how to use AI to find useful product information a lot faster. So, you don't
[11:53] all these products or figure out what you're going to say in a methodology. You start with one product. So, you copy literally just copy the Amazon link for and then you put a prompt in and it'll literally help you come up with all of
[12:08] the pros, cons, features, all of that, and all of this. So, here is a prompt. I took an Amazon link for this truck tent. You have a truck, you want to put it make it a tent, that's pretty cool. Uh it's 200 bucks, has good reviews,
[12:22] it's Amazon's choice. Put it into and pasted it into chat GPT. You can use Claude, you can use Gemini, whatever you want. I say, "Act as a product research pasted. Tell me who this product is best for, who should avoid it, advantages,
[12:34] drawbacks, yada yada yada." I should very do not invent uh invent personal experience, blah blah blah. So, based on this, it gives you who it's best for, doesn't own a pickup truck, buyers who frequently camp in severe wind, right?
[12:47] this product, the key advantages and disadvantages, the most common buyer questions that exist to help people get over the hump there with their decision, how it differs from main alternatives, and all of this stuff. Then I said,
[13:00] that helps someone decide whether to buy the product. Include best for and not best for, the main features, all of that." So, is it worth buying? And it use. Features that actually matter, the biggest advantages, disadvantages,
[13:14] you can, you know, answer these questions, main alternatives, how to conclusion. So, ultimately that gives you a useful article structure in a few product. Now, notice what we're doing here. we're not pretending the AI tested
[13:28] the product. You're just organizing the information that the buyers already care out there, and that will give us a useful article structure in just a few we're doing here. We're not pretending the AI tested the product. You're just
[13:42] using it to organize the information in a way that the buyers will care about. So, the evidence and the methodology has to be yours. You come up with that. The AI is just a research assistant. But, Google is only one discovery engine. So,
[13:54] the next opportunity is using Pinterest to distribute these product decisions visually, and Pinterest has rolled out a much cleaner connection to Amazon as well. So, first, most people still treat Pinterest as just an image sharing app.
[14:06] engine. So, people go there, they search for clothes, outfits, packing lists, gift ideas, all kinds of things before they search engine for people. So, here's what's new. So, Pinterest now lets
[14:19] eligible business accounts connect an Amazon storefront, tag Amazon products, and have affiliate links and disclosure information applied automatically through their integration. So, Pinterest and Amazon have an integration. If you
[14:33] have an Amazon Associates account, you can go to uh your profile, and then you show up here. I don't have one yet, but you can link like Instagram, your website, Shopify. You can link all this to Pinterest. So, you find this page, a
[14:46] Amazon to Pinterest. So, this opens up two paths. The direct path is a Pinterest pin straight to Amazon, and then there's the content path. A Pinterest pin to your article or to a video, and then to the Amazon product. I
[15:00] you should. You should link uh right to Amazon, you should link to blog posts that you create, and you should link to YouTube videos, and you can overlap and content. So, I'm going to show you some simple Pinterest accounts and examples
[15:16] uh on screen. So, here's a very simple one. So, this is Nina Cassa Anguiano. You have Amazon. You can find all of these different Amazon finds like Amazon office chair must-haves, artificial plants, lunch best. So, think of any
[15:30] possible Amazon product, right? We can find it here. Click this, visit the site. This one goes right to Amazon. And she has her own Amazon storefront here with different products on it, right? So, that's really cool. And
[15:45] kinds of different things. Let's do dresses that look expensive. Again, this one will go right to an article this time, right? A blog post need to, you know, you don't need an article for it. I'm sure she has ones
[16:00] going right to Amazon as well. So, you want to have any product category, want to have any product category, dresses, chairs, tables, anything. It Pinterest go to a blog post, it should go to a YouTube video, and it should go
[16:13] to Amazon directly. And then you can just overlap, and you're going to be done YouTube now for five over five years. I've repeated myself all the There's different ways and and new things that come out, ways to talk about
[16:27] things. But if you want to make money online, you're going to have to repeat It's just really that simple. So, you see, dresses laid out, links to Amazon. And there's no There's nothing needed to say. You don't need to say this
[16:40] square-neck mini dress looks nice and blah blah blah. Like there's nothing you pictures and doing it. Another one, fitness consistency. So, you see what's interesting about Pinterest? This one has 238,000 monthly views, barely any
[16:52] followers. It's more like the algorithm will automatically just find accounts. You don't really follow accounts, you follow the pins and you see them. So, you can get views month after month after month. This is 23 must-have home
[17:05] And this one goes to their website, which is just on Blogspot. It's not even on like WordPress or anything like that. But you'll see, pull-up bars, all of that. They don't have links on this. They should have some Amazon affiliate
[17:17] links on here, but they have lots of different content, top-rated home gyms. there's all kinds of different things on Amazon from workout guides, supplements, equipment, anything. Another one that is good is like organization. So we have
[17:32] Amazon kitchen organization must-haves. Click on this one, goes right to 83 items. Earns revenue to an Amazon recommend storefront thing here. So it's really cool you can
[17:46] easily. You just create it really quickly and then you can just link to that. So it's really good to categorize it. So think of your category, think of almost think 83 is almost too much.
[18:00] seeing so many products. But you could add 20 products, start with 20 in a Here you've actually seen my Pinterest account. So I've got some on, for example, ultimate guide to affiliate marketing on Pinterest. I've got the
[18:14] best affiliate programs. I click here and then it goes to the site. You can read it. It goes to the article on the best affiliate programs. I'm actually in uh then there's affiliate links in here as well. And this actually goes to
[18:29] pop-up that gets to my paid offerings. So there's lots of ways that you can get design of it, right? I'm not in any of these pictures. Pinterest designs are meant to They They look very similar in a lot of ways. So you want to look at
[18:42] your niche on Pinterest, find maybe a color scheme that would stand out. So if something, maybe you go for red. It's more about color theory, design, and bold fonts that stand out. So it's like adding numbers into the title is always
[18:57] pretty good. Click on this, right to the article. So Like the key is not generating hundreds or thousands of pins, but it's creating multiple legitimate reasons to care about the same product going to
[19:12] to show you how to do that. So, for every product cluster, you can create four intent angles. So, a problem angle is like seven ways to organize a tiny kitchen. Or an outcome angle, a calm beige kitchen set up for under $200. Or
[19:29] a comparison angle, three drawer organizers compared. Or an audience angle, so kitchen essentials for your first apartment. So, you have different each of these you can create three visual treatments. So, a product
[19:42] demonstration, before and after, and a checklist, or just a blog post. So, it's very simple and it's kind of a a content matrix that you can create. So, four angles on the same piece of content, three pieces of content, that's 12
[19:55] different pins. Not 12 identical templates, but 12 different pins. So, then you can use AI to like suggest the headlines, pull the product benefits, verify your evidence and your methodology. All right, so
[20:07] affiliate pins or mass posting blog methodology for product reviews in a category we're actually hopefully interested in. And then we're using AI for quality and variety, not a bunch of
[20:20] AI slop or spam. Now, next I want to show you something. So, YouTube gives us one thing that Pinterest can't create by itself, and that is deep product trust expensive, technical, highly competitive, or needs a comparison,
[20:33] YouTube is the way to do it. Could be impossible to rank for something on Google, whereas a YouTube video is much, much easier. So, Pinterest captures images. Google captures active research, people searching for that. But, what if
[20:47] someone actually wants to see how it works, see a demonstration? This is where YouTube comes in. So, the best Amazon affiliate videos in 2026, videos for affiliate revenue, are not faceless AI slop videos with a narrator that is
[21:00] not you. The ones that win are actually real quality videos showing the products themselves. So, I'm going to show you a couple some different examples across that are doing really well with affiliate marketing in 2026. Here's a
[21:15] good one called Vacuum Wars. So, everything that was a war like storage wars, this war, that war, but you never think of vacuum wars. Things that suck things up in a war-like fashion, fighting it out, battling it out on
[21:29] YouTube. It's a great name for a channel. So, they have 800 videos. You can see like let's see some of their most popular videos. Best robot vacuums videos that you tend to be older ones, but let's go to their latest. So, we can
[21:42] see in a format of a affiliate channel really well. So, we have individual product reviews. S2 review. Dream Aero Pro review. So, you have
[21:56] individual reviews. On YouTube, you want to be in the recommendation engine. So, scrolling, they find you and they click on you with really good thumbnails and YouTube is actually kind of interesting. A lot of it is search-based. So, people
[22:09] YouTube search bar and searching for iLife A30 Pro. And then they're going to on it cuz affiliate marketing is search-based. We want to find people not passively scrolling, but actually typing things in because when they type things
[22:24] product or at least they know the name of the product in the first place. They're way more likely to buy. So, you see it's very simple. It's a 7-minute video and it's they have a nice-looking background here with their logo, pros
[22:37] and cons. And look at this. This is basically there's not a single person on But, what is standing out? The methodology. It's all about the testing methodology. You can see the basics, the official suction numbers, the power
[22:52] test. But, look at this. No one is on camera. Someone is just if you're camera, you can just show your hands showing a product, then that's fine, too. So, we can see the methodology of the testing.
[23:04] So, you have to It really again, I keep I keep harping on it. It's going to be methodology. If you're going to be a vacuum tester, you should probably have a little lab where you're where you have a carpet and things and
[23:17] Okay, if you're testing vacuums, you're going to have Cheez-Its and Goldfish. little kids, okay? You're going to have your own methodology and your own, you The biggest takeaway in this video is it's not about AI content slop and just
[23:32] It's about affiliate marketing, whether it's on Amazon, individual products, matter. If it's about affiliate marketing, AI has made things so much more easy to just search for stuff and
[23:45] find answers that you need your own methodology and your own way of testing. So, if you're a vacuum tester, you should have a room with an area for vacuum testing. Very simple. But, this is really cool. But, it it also is
[23:58] faceless, right? It is a faceless video, tons of subscribers on the channel. And the Amazon affiliate links into the description. Your YouTube descriptions can all be the same, basically. Copy, paste. All this stuff like the favorite
[24:11] our favorite robot vacuums, favorite cordless. All this could just be copied and pasted in. Again, not sponsored. We participate in Amazon Associates, so you need to disclose affiliate links and anything in on your blog post, you need
[24:24] to disclose. In the description, you need to disclose. Unbiased content. And again, it's uh Is there a old genius shortened links? Genius links. You could Pretty Links, you can use lots of different things. Again, this is
[24:37] probably all copied and pasted into every video, all the way to here. And it's the actual product they're reviewing. Click on that link, it goes right to hopefully Amazon. Yeah. So, it's a good
[24:49] product. So, again, methodology testing, short videos, very simple. Vacuums. Project Farm. which is cool. So, let's check out the latest videos. Ice makers, ice makers, flashlights, spot cleaners, pliers, air
[25:07] conditioners. Tons of different products there. It's all about tools and You know, if you're living in the countryside or on farm or you just need really good products for your house. So again, have a room in your
[25:21] simple videos. Most of it is like his video. First 3 seconds and then boom, right into showing the products. So again, if you're just starting out, you don't have
[25:33] to buy a bunch of expensive stuff. Eventually, you will be sent stuff once you get a bunch of subscribers. So at first, if you don't want to go down the little bit money on some products. But, there are ways around it at first. So,
[25:46] let's say you wanted to test vacuums, but you didn't have the vacuum. Well, you kind of need the vacuum. You need to find your first You know, that's here. You have to think about things where you might have an unfair
[25:59] photographer and has a bunch of equipment and you love photography. already. Maybe you have things that you can review. So, just think about it that website. Start with a Pinterest account. Do the YouTube thing later. I'm just
[26:12] showing the examples of what's working. So again, testing methodology. Look at this. It's all metric based and it's all Look at this, ice per minute. So, he's This is what people want to see. You have to be a little bit more. You have
[26:25] to kind of up your game a little bit when it comes to affiliate content. from other channels, you have to kind of go back to the methodology, showcase the metrics. Okay, here's another one. Smart Home Solver. Home automation, all kinds
[26:38] of cool stuff. Let's see these videos. 15 cool smart home devices you'd on screen showing stuff. But then when you're showing products, you know, you different products. You It's mostly just showing the product without your face on
[26:52] And again, go to the YouTube description, individual product links, and then this is all pasted in. He's got the chapter markers here. They're I don't think there is a disclosure here, which there should be, but you know.
[27:07] book. There's all kinds of different ways to good angle. Tech Gear Talk, more tech gear, product reviews, demos, videos. So, Moovo 50
[27:19] complete ultra gen review. Cleaning, again, vacuums. cleaners, I mean, look at this thumbnail. That is bad ass. Like the Ferrari of pool cleaners, okay? It looks like a robot. That's really cool. But
[27:32] again, this is all a lot of this is search based. But you're just going to subscribers are going to want to see more reviews. So, if you're a review review channel, and that is what it is. But it's good. Again, lots of examples
[27:45] YouTube description, links, affiliate links. Copy, paste it in. Follow me disclaimer. So, and we'll do one more. Pack Hacker, packing lists, gear guides, travel tips. If we go to the videos, we can see
[27:58] So, a little more about backpacking and traveling and things like that. So, we're going to see, let's do this one right here, travel tech essentials. usually have a common background. So, someone could be in their garage or
[28:11] their basement, and this actually looks really cool, right? So, there's a simple studio setup in your house to do this, like much like I have, and it's areas. I actually just have this one right now. Is it my favorite one? No,
[28:24] table against the wall. I was sitting in the middle of the room. This whole room was unusable for the you know, 4 hours a month that I'm actually shooting videos in here. So, I wanted to, you know, move it, adjust it.
[28:37] It doesn't have to be perfect. So, don't overthink it. Just take action. That's all you have to worry about. Chapter markers, products mentioned, affiliate links. You get the point. So, Amazon, Pinterest, affiliate marketing, whether
[28:49] it's blog posts, pins, YouTube, create a product mechanism, create a way that you comfortable with. If you hate the idea of going on YouTube, then don't even do it. Just do the blog. If you aren't good at graphic design or images, don't do
[29:02] Pinterest. Just do YouTube, do a blogging. So, the fastest way I would YouTube is the fastest and easiest, whereas Google is getting more competitive and harder for a lot of products, YouTube is a lot easier. Just
[29:14] comfortable for you. Ultimately, you need to have a consistent content doing YouTube, at least one video a week. If you're doing blogs, at least three, two to three articles a week. Pins, 10, 20 a week.
[29:27] Or more. 50 a week. My fido. It really just depends. So, the channels I showed niches, completely different scales, but the formats all have one thing in common. Every video contains an information advantage. They create
[29:41] information advantages through controlled tests. Or a giant testing database. Or you are like a real travel usage. One creates it through timing and product updates, right? So, everyone has their real tests, their real
[29:55] encouraging part. So, the channel doesn't need the biggest audience, it just needs its own repeatable product decision and method- I'm going to say it won't say it anymore. So, here's how you structure it. You can build three videos
[30:09] around every important product cluster. So, for example, that's vacuums for small homes. And then product A versus product B. And then a viral proof video. I tested this product, here's what happened. All right, or individual
[30:24] product reviews. So, you then put your Amazon associate links in the description on a categorized research page. And if you're eligible, you can product tagging if you wanted to, which lets viewers buy things right from
[30:37] YouTube as well. What works now is it kind of all starts with one real product investigation. Use AI to turn your notes or your footage into a comparison matrix, your own way of testing things, an article structure, a Pinterest
[30:50] headline, or something like that. So, the rule here is also simple. So, AI can transform your evidence, but it can't be the evidence. So, your product tests should be like original photos, your own take on things, your own videos, your
[31:02] own first-hand use. So, that's the asset. Everything else is just distribution and extending it out there. So, this leads us to the 30-day affiliate game plan that I want to give you. So, first week one, don't overthink
[31:15] just figuring stuff out. Take your time. This is investigate a product cluster. So, pick a narrow purchasing problem with at least three relevant products. So, get specific. Best home office products might be too vague. It could
[31:28] could be like best desk lights uh for camera setups. Or it could be like three desk lights we tested for Zoom calls, whatever. Find a product category. Use AI to analyze the specs for current questions. Build your own
[31:41] testing checklist uh and methodology. Then buy, borrow, or otherwise products. Record some type of evidence based on your methodology. The niche selection part will take the longest time. Think of products that have a ton
[31:54] Amazon these categories and you're comfortable with and you want to be actually enjoy. Then week two is publish some proof. So, you create one piece of content. This could be one YouTube test, one video test, one article. Very
[32:08] simple. Just create a piece of content. Get your feet wet creating content. three, build a Pinterest layer. So, create like 12 pins from four pieces of content done, create 12 pins for them. Link the problem-solving pins to your
[32:23] article. The use uh you can do product tagging directly to Amazon. Create your actual Amazon storefront with 20 products. That's week three. Week four, content expansion. So, expand the product cluster either two more
[32:35] articles. So, you know, one article a week, two article a week, or two more videos if that's what you're doing. So, different pieces of content. Just get comments, uh Pinterest saves to decide exactly
[32:49] these different things will stack over time, so it should be just getting your know, week for a created content schedule, and just stick to it. So, a month researching the niche part, and that's fine. But, a good month once you
[33:04] have that dialed in is like one genuine product investigation that's become an article, or three YouTube videos, 12 Pinterest pins, one comparison database that you created, or multiple Amazon affiliate entry points. So, you're not
[33:17] asking AI to create 50 empty articles, you're asking it to distribute one useful piece of intellectual property across three different places. So, again, to confirm, affiliate marketing in 2026 is not about creating the most
[33:30] content, it's about creating the most useful evidence-based content and distributing it better than anyone else. So, choose a narrow product problem, document something original, let AI organize and repurpose the work for you,
[33:44] and use Google, Pinterest, and YouTube together instead of betting your entire business on one single traffic source. That is the new Pinterest and Amazon affiliate strategy, and it's a far stronger business than another random
[33:57] anonymous AI site. So, I hope you found that useful. Uh let me know if you have any questions on this process. Again, the AI masterclass pinned comment below. Make sure to click that, sign up for that, put your email
[34:11] in, and I'll send you some prompts you can use to actually help you figure out your niche, and to create all of your content. So, I hope you enjoyed the Subscribe to the channel if you haven't, and I'll see you in the next video.