Why am I Clicking all these Amazon Links...?

I see these links everywhere...I keep clicking...and shopping using them...Is this a bad thing...?

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You're likely seeing a lot of Amazon links because they are commonly used in online content, especially by content creators and websites that review products or recommend items. These links are often affiliate links, meaning the website or individual gets a small commission if a purchase is made through their unique link. 

As full disclosure, As a online consumer chooses links to purchase Amazon products, the cost of the item never changes. The affiliate links do provide a small commission to the content creator, but the consumer is never paying extra.

Here's a more detailed explanation:

* Affiliate Marketing:
Many websites and individuals participate in affiliate marketing programs, where they earn a commission for directing traffic to Amazon and, subsequently, making a sale. 


* Content Creation:
Bloggers, YouTubers, and other content creators often incorporate affiliate links into their content to generate revenue and support their platforms. 






* Product Reviews and Recommendations:
When reviewing or recommending products, creators frequently include Amazon links to make it easy for their audience to purchase the mentioned items.

* Universal Links:
AzonLinks and other services allow creators to generate a single URL that automatically redirects users to the correct Amazon store based on their location, according to AzonLinks.