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YouTube and Amazon let creators sell products directly in videos

YouTube and Amazon now let U.S. creators in both partner programs tag and sell a curated Amazon catalog inside videos, with standard affiliate commissions paid out through YouTube’s AdSense checks rather than Amazon directly.

Why it matters. Creators get a low-lift path into shoppable video without touching fulfillment, while YouTube leans on Amazon's curated catalog to compete with TikTok Shop's fraud-prone open marketplace.

Signal from tubefilter.com · James Hale · read the original.

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