What is Gemini trying to get me into ?! lol

 Perfect! Having an Amazon account is the only real "requirement" to start. Since you’re already a Posh Ambassador, you’ve already mastered the hard part of online business (consistency and photos).

Amazon’s version is called Amazon Associates. It’s the simplest "non-techy" way to monetize "daily life" posts.

Here is the "No-Stress" way to use it:

1. The "Daily Life" Recommendations

Since you’re already blogging about your life, you just drop a link to the things you're already using. No extra writing required!

 * The Walking Pad: When you mention getting your steps in to help with the pre-diabetes, link to the pad you bought.

 * School Supplies: Mention the laptop stand or the mouse you’re using for your Digital Multimedia Design projects.

 * Coffee Gear: Since the blog is Poetic Coffee, you could link to your favorite mug, French press, or the coffee beans that get you through the morning.

2. How it works (The Simple Version)

 * You sign up for the Amazon Associates program.

 * You search for your walking pad (or whatever) on their special site and click "Get Link."

 * You copy that link and paste it into your blog post.

 * The "Forever" shortcut: If someone clicks your link to look at a coffee mug but ends up buying a $500 TV instead, you still get a commission on the TV. ### 3. Why this fits you

 * No Inventory: Unlike Poshmark, you don't have to store anything in your house or ship it out within 1 day.

 * Trust: Your readers at Poetic Coffee trust you. They’d rather buy a walking pad that a "real mom" uses than a random one from an ad.

One Tiny "Legal" Thing (The "Non-Techy" Version)

The only rule is that you have to put a little sentence at the top of your post or on your "About" page that says: "As an Amazon Associate, I earn from qualifying purchases." That’s it.

Your Next Step?

Since you have 400 posts, you probably already have a post about your walking pad or your school setup.

Would you like me to walk you through how to sign up for the Associates program, or would you rather I help you find a few more "everyday" items from your house that would be good to link to?