WP Plugins to Display Amazon Products

[moneydrop2021]

Last year, Amazon discontinued the image function for the affiliate link. My website has many previous Amazon image affiliate links that are broken now. What are the recommended plugins that restore those images on my website?

 

[Graybeard]

• Did amazon update the server (CDN) links for the images or just outright discontinue them?
• What is their image linking policy now?
• Does their API feeds have the image links?

 

[T J Tutor]

Have you read the following: AWS

Amazon discontinued the image function for the affiliate link

Wasn't that typically the product sellers responsibility? I think they can get the image build by subscription now. Many of them don't know their images are down, because some of those guys are just plain lazy. I saw a few Amazon Sellers in another forum recently that complained their listings were suspended for image violations.

 

[moneydrop2021]

I went to YouTube to find videos about WP plugins that can display images from amazon affiliate links. This is one of them:

Unfortunately, it is quite pricey.

 

[OrangeCat]

I'm currently building what I aim to be the best in class plugin for Amazon Affiliate Marketing on WordPress. Would love to know what features ya'll would like to see and what price point would help you?

 

[Bissol]

Hello,


I’m jumping in here, even though this is an old post.

I got stuck when I read that Amazon only provides its images via the PA API, and that to obtain the credentials you need 3 sales within the first 180 days.

To clarify, I’m just getting started, If I sign up for Amazon Associates I wouldn’t be able to use their APIs to upload products to my website, including images, data, and descriptions.

Now, I was thinking about using a WordPress plugin that has the functionality to import and update the Amazon product listings daily, including images. This would save me a lot of time by automating the product page uploads, instead of doing it manually.

However, I’m wondering if this sync is operationally allowed by Amazon... I don’t want to get kicked out before I even get started!

Thanks

 

[T J Tutor]

Amazon does not directly certify or approve individual WordPress plugins in the way that WordPress.org does (where plugins are reviewed for quality and security), they do play a role in the WordPress ecosystem through Amazon Web Services (AWS) and their Amazon Associates program.

Many WordPress plugins are designed to help users manage and promote Amazon affiliate products on their websites. Amazon has specific rules and policies for its Amazon Associates program, and it's crucial for plugins that integrate with it to comply with those guidelines.
Some plugins, like AAWP and AzonPress, are recognized for their compliance with Amazon's affiliate rules, including automatic updates of product information and geo-targeting features to ensure users are directed to the correct local Amazon store.

Some plugins are considered compatible with the Amazon Associates program and adhere to their policies, Amazon does not officially certify or endorse every individual plugin available in the WordPress ecosystem.