Finding Low-competition, High-revenue Products for Amazon Influencer Videos Using Your Own Past Amazon Order History
Originally published Sep 6, 2026 — Greg Gottfried
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Join the Amazon Influencer Program and create short review videos of products you already own, which can then surface in a product's own listing page under 'Amazon Influencer Videos,' earning a commission when a viewer purchases after watching; rather than guessing which products to review, use a research tool that scans your own Amazon order history and ranks past purchases by opportunity (high monthly product revenue combined with very few existing competing Influencer videos), surfacing genuinely low-competition, high-traffic products to review first.
The presenter, who started this stream just a couple months before the video, reports making about $70 in profit the first month doing general reviews, then jumping to roughly $1,400 in profit the second month after using the research tool to target specific low-competition, high-revenue products (citing real examples found this way selling $20,000-75,000/month in product revenue with only one to three competing videos).
Someone with an existing Amazon purchase history to draw from, comfortable making brief on-camera or voiceover product reviews rather than needing a full YouTube channel or website.
The Amazon Influencer Program and its video-placement mechanics on product pages are real and accurately described, and the specific before/after progression ($70 to $1,400) is a concrete, plausible self-reported result tied to a clear tactical change (using the research tool) rather than a vague claim. The presenter explicitly says he can't guarantee similar results for viewers.
