1. Focus on One Strong Platform
Amazon only requires you to apply with one platform, so make sure it’s the one where you have the best:
Follower count
Engagement (likes, comments, views)
Content quality and consistency
If one platform is noticeably stronger than the others, apply with that one first. You can connect more later.
2. Post Consistently Before You Apply
Amazon wants to see that you’re an active creator—not just someone testing the waters. Make sure your account has recent posts (within the last few weeks), and that your content is aligned with your niche.
Aim for at least:
2-3 months of consistent posting with good engagement
A visible trend of posting consistently over time
3. Improve Engagement
Even if your follower count is modest, strong engagement can help. Try to:
Ask questions in captions
Use storytelling to connect with your audience
Post content that encourages interaction (polls, responses, tutorials)
The more people are interacting with your content, the better it looks to Amazon’s algorithm.
4. Make Your Niche Obvious
Avoid being too general. Amazon is more likely to approve creators who clearly serve a specific audience—beauty lovers, home organizers, tech reviewers, etc.
Update your bio and pinned posts to reflect your niche. Make your account look intentional, not random.
5. Don’t Reapply Immediately After Rejection
If your application was denied, wait at least 2–4 weeks before reapplying—and only after you’ve made improvements. Otherwise, you risk being auto-rejected again.
Use that time to:
Clean up your profile
Improve your content quality
Increase your posting frequency