I made $6,000 last month by reviewing products that I found on Amazon.

I made $6,000 last month by reviewing products that I found on Amazon. So I take these products, as long as I found them on Amazon, I can make a simple video on it, I upload the video directly to Amazon, and I can earn commissions. I get sent tons of free products, I sell those free products, so I'm going to break down exactly what I do, my filming process, what I use, and just show you how easy and honestly fun this is. So right now I need to review this couch and also this little sofa table thing. Lately I've been loving using my DJI Osmo Pocket 3. It's just so easy to use, the quality comes out so good every time, and I can just export everything from the Osmo directly to my phone, so I don't have to use like a computer or anything to edit. It also comes with a little microphone, so I clip it on and it automatically connects to my Osmo. And I also have this ring light right here, sometimes I put my phone on it, but right now I'm just using that for the light and then I'm using my Osmo right here, and then I have my mic on here. So now I can make my video, it's going to look good, the lighting's going to be good, the audio's going to be good, the video quality's going to be good, and it's just way easier to get very good high-quality content. Once I hit record, all I do is talk about the product. What does it look like, what does it feel like, all those fun things. And then once my video is done, I just upload it directly to Amazon. Now sellers will send me free products. This is the second couch I got just this week, and then I resell them on Facebook Marketplace. So everything kind of adds up from there. I'm a stay-at-home mom, I've got three kids four and under. Right now they're at the babysitter, which means I got an hour and a half to whip out as many review videos as I can before I have to go get them. If you want me to send you a link to the exact tools I use, comment the word content and I'll send it over.