Influencers Tips & Strategies

How to Search for an Amazon Influencer Page

By Spencer Lanoue
October 31, 2025

Finding an Amazon Influencer's specific storefront can feel like a scavenger hunt, but it doesn't have to be. Whether you're a shopper looking for curated product lists from someone you trust, or a brand researching potential collaborators, knowing how to quickly locate these pages is a valuable skill. This guide will walk you through the most effective methods for finding any Amazon Influencer's page, both on and off Amazon.

Why Find an Amazon Influencer Page in the First Place?

Before we jump into the "how," let's quickly cover the "why." These storefronts are more than just a collection of links, they are curated hubs that serve different purposes for different people.

  • For Shoppers: You get a trusted filter for the millions of products on Amazon. Instead of sorting through thousands of questionable reviews, you can see collections of items that an influencer you follow genuinely recommends. It's like getting shopping advice from a friend who has already done all the research.
  • For Brands & Marketers: Influencer storefronts are a goldmine of information. You can vet potential partners by seeing what kinds of products they promote, the quality of their curation, and how they present items to their audience. It's also a great way to see which of your competitors' products are gaining traction within certain communities.
  • For Aspiring Influencers: Studying successful storefronts is the best way to learn. You can see how top creators organize their lists (or "Idea Lists"), what types of products resonate with their audience, and how they title their collections to attract clicks. It’s part research, part inspiration.

Method 1: Finding an Influencer Page Directly on Amazon

While you might think Amazon would be the easiest place to search, its on-site search functionality is designed more for products than for people. However, if you know what you’re doing, you can find storefronts directly on the platform.

The "Magic" URL Formula: amazon.com/shop/influencerhandle

This is by far the most direct and reliable way to find an influencer's page if you know their primary social media handle. Amazon uses a very simple and standardized URL structure for its influencer storefronts:

www.amazon.com/shop/[influencer's handle]

The trick is using the correct handle. You need to use their main, consistent username from platforms like Instagram, TikTok, or YouTube. Don't include the "@" symbol.

Here’s how it works in practice:

  • Let's say you follow a home decor creator on Instagram named @cozyhomecreations.
  • Open your web browser and type: amazon.com/shop/cozyhomecreations
  • If they are part of the Amazon Influencer Program and have set up their page, this link will take you directly to their storefront.

This method is fantastic because it bypasses Amazon's internal search algorithm entirely. It either works, or it doesn't. If the page doesn’t load, it likely means they either have a different handle for their storefront, misspelled it during setup, or they aren't part of the program.

Using Amazon’s Official Influencer Search Page

Amazon has a dedicated (but not heavily promoted) page for discovering influencers. You can find it by searching for "Amazon Influencer Program" on Google or by going directly to the influencer program's landing page. From there, you might see options to "Find Influencers" or browse featured creators.

The search functionality here can be hit-or-miss. It sometimes struggles to find specific influencers unless you type their name exactly as it appears in their Amazon profile. It's often better for general discovery within a category (e.g., searching for "tech" or "book review" influencers) than for finding one specific person.

Browsing “Inspire” and Amazon Live

Amazon has been ramping up its social commerce features, primarily through its "Inspire" feed (a TikTok-style shoppable video feed) and Amazon Live (livestream shopping). These are excellent places to discover products and, by extension, the influencers behind them.

  • Amazon Inspire: As you scroll through the Inspire feed in the Amazon app, you'll see short videos and photos from creators. If you find a creator whose style you like, you can tap on their profile name. This will often lead you to their Amazon profile, which will have a prominent link to their full storefront.
  • Amazon Live: Many influencers host livestreams on Amazon Live to showcase products in real-time. During a stream, the products discussed are featured in a carousel. You can click on the influencer’s name or channel to navigate back to their main profile and find their storefront.

Method 2: The Easiest Way - Finding Their Page via Social Media

Honestly, the easiest and most common way to find an influencer's Amazon storefront is from their own social media profiles. Creators want you to find their page, so they make it as easy as possible. Here’s where to look on each major platform.

On Instagram

The bio is prime real estate. Nearly every influencer with an Amazon storefront will have a direct link in their Instagram bio.

  • The "Link in Bio": This is the universal call-to-action on Instagram. Look at the top of their profile, right below their name and description. You will almost always find a single link there.
  • Link Aggregator Tools: Many influencers use tools like Linktree, Beacons, or LTX.bio to house multiple links under one URL. If you click their bio link and land on a menu of buttons, simply look for one that says "Amazon Storefront," "Amazon Favorites," "My Amazon Finds," or something similar.

On TikTok

The approach is nearly identical to Instagram. Since TikTok also has a "one link" rule for most profiles, the bio is the place to be.

  • Check the Bio Link: Just below their username and follower count, there's a space for a clickable link. Tap it. More often than not, this will either go directly to their storefront or to a link aggregator page where the storefront is a top option.

Because video is central to TikTok, also pay attention to on-screen text or captions where a creator might say "Link is in my bio!" when talking about an Amazon product.

On YouTube

YouTube offers creators multiple places to share links, so you have a few spots to check.

  • The Video Description: This is the most common place. Creators will list out every product they mention in a video (or the gear they used to film it) with individual affiliate links. They'll also frequently include a persistent, top-line link to their full Amazon Storefront. Just click "Show more" to expand the description box and start looking.
  • The Channel's "About" Page: On their main channel page, navigate to the "About" tab. There's a dedicated "Links" section where they can list their website, social media profiles, and of course, their Amazon page.
  • Banner Links: Some YouTubers add small, clickable icon links on the bottom-right corner of their channel banner (the big image at the top). Look for an Amazon logo or a generic "link" icon there.

On a Blog or Website

For influencers who started as bloggers or maintain a personal website, their site is often a central hub for all their recommendations.

  • "Shop" or "Favorites" Pages: Look for a navigation menu item labeled "Shop," "Shop My Favorites," "Recommendations," or something similar. This page is often dedicated to affiliate links, with the Amazon Storefront being a key feature.
  • Recommended Tools/Gear Page: Many influencers in specific niches (like photography, tech, or cooking) have a permanent page listing all the equipment they use. These pages are heavily populated with Amazon links and will almost certainly link to their full storefront.

Smart Tips for Your Search

If you're still having trouble, a few outside-the-box techniques can help you zero in on the right page.

Think Like a Social Media User

Instead of searching Amazon, search Google or the social platform itself. Use search queries that mimic how people talk about these products. For example, instead of just the influencer's name, try searching:

  • "[Influencer Name] amazon favorites"
  • "[Influencer Handle] amazon storefront"
  • "best arizona travel items amazon" (to find an influencer active in that niche)

Check Their Story Highlights on Instagram

Many influencers have a permanent Story Highlight bubble dedicated to their Amazon finds. These circles at the top of their profile might be labeled "Amazon," "Links," or "Shop." Tap through them, as they will often contain direct "swipe-up" style links to their storefront or individual products.

What If You Still Can't Find It?

If you've tried everything and are still coming up empty, there's always the direct approach. Send them a polite, friendly direct message. Something simple like, "Hey! I love your content and was hoping to check out your Amazon recs. Do you have a storefront I could browse?" Most creators are happy to share the link directly with an engaged follower.

Final Thoughts

Finding an influencer's page is usually just a matter of knowing their social media handle and navigating to the right link in their bio or using the amazon.com/shop/ URL. Once you know these simple patterns, you can quickly locate the curated lists from almost any creator in the Amazon Influencer Program.

For creators and brands, keeping that storefront link visible and consistent across every platform is a constant task. It's why we've focused on making modern social media management feel less chaotic with Postbase. We realized that juggling content, captions, and links for Instagram, TikTok, Reels, and Shorts was becoming a full-time job. Our visual calendar is designed to give you a clear view of your entire strategy, so you can schedule everything once and trust it will go live everywhere - ensuring your followers can always find exactly what they’re looking for.

Spencer's spent a decade building products at companies like Buffer, UserTesting, and Bump Health. He's spent years in the weeds of social media management—scheduling posts, analyzing performance, coordinating teams. At Postbase, he's building tools to automate the busywork so you can focus on creating great content.

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