01 / MATERIALS
Textile manufacturers & fabric wholesalers
Cotton, linen, upholstery and printed fabrics, sewing materials, and textiles for bedding or interiors.
Product promotion partnerships
Your network.
Relevant products.
A wider reach.
Amy Tang is inviting LinkedIn members to register their interest in campaign-based product promotion. When a suitable brief becomes available, your professional audience may help introduce selected products to people who are likely to find them relevant.
The maximum potential amount is US$50 per week. This is a ceiling, not a promised weekly payment. The amount offered depends on the campaign, audience fit and approved participation.
US$50weekly maximum
Amy Tang
A practical, campaign-led approach
Good promotion starts with the right audience — not just a large number.
This is an opportunity to take part in specific product-promotion briefs using your own LinkedIn presence. You stay in control of your account, decide whether a brief suits you, and receive the proposed deliverables and payment terms before you agree to participate.
Potential US & UK business sectors
Product categories with room to reach new customers.
These are examples of the types of companies and products that may be considered for future campaigns. They are not a list of confirmed advertisers, current clients or active partnerships.
02 / STYLE
Fashion brands & apparel retailers
Ready-to-wear clothing, workwear, casualwear, activewear, outerwear and fashion accessories.
03 / INTERIORS
Homeware brands & retailers
Bedding sets, towels, cushions, curtains, soft furnishings, home décor and kitchen textiles.
04 / ACCESSORIES
Bag makers & accessories brands
Handbags, totes, backpacks, travel bags, luggage, wallets, belts and everyday carry items.
05 / EVERYDAY
Lifestyle & consumer-goods businesses
Drinkware, personal accessories, practical home essentials, travel organisers and selected consumer goods.
All product images are illustrative. A campaign would identify the actual advertiser, product, content requirements and approved claims before participation begins.
A straightforward process
Know what you are agreeing to before you post.
The aim is to keep each campaign clear, voluntary and manageable. You do not hand over your LinkedIn account or agree to unspecified work.
Start a conversation
Message Amy on WhatsApp. Share your LinkedIn profile link, approximate connection count and a short overview of the audience you reach. Do not send passwords or verification codes.
Review audience fit
Your genuine network size, the relevance of your connections, likely audience location, profile credibility and campaign suitability may be considered.
Read the campaign brief
Before accepting, review the product, approved wording or creative, required activity, disclosure, review process, payment amount and expected payment date.
Complete and submit
If you choose to proceed, publish only the agreed content in a genuine and policy-compliant way. Submit the requested proof; payment is considered after approved completion.
How the amount is assessed
Up to US$50 per week — with the terms agreed in advance.
There is no single public rate per connection. A proposed amount is considered case by case against the campaign brief and the suitability of the audience.
01
Network size
The number of genuine LinkedIn connections may be considered as one indicator of potential reach. Connection count alone does not set a guaranteed payment.
02
Audience quality and relevance
The professional relevance of your connections, likely audience location and fit with the product or campaign may affect the amount offered.
03
Approved campaign participation
The agreed deliverables, campaign budget, completion of the brief and approval of the submitted work affect what is payable.
Important: US$50 is the maximum potential amount for a week, not a guaranteed income level. A lower amount — or no campaign in a particular week — is possible. Ask for the exact amount, requirements and payment date in writing before accepting any campaign.
Who may be a good fit
A genuine professional audience matters.
Campaigns are likely to be most suitable for people whose LinkedIn presence is authentic and whose connections have a reasonable relationship to the products being promoted.
- ✓You manage your own genuine LinkedIn account and keep control of it.
- ✓Your connections or followers are relevant to the audience a campaign is trying to reach.
- ✓You are comfortable sharing professional, accurate and clearly disclosed promotional content when required.
- ✓You can follow a written brief and submit evidence of the agreed work.
Questions people may reasonably ask
Clear answers before you decide.
Is US$50 paid to everyone every week?
No. US$50 is the maximum potential amount, not a guaranteed weekly payment. Campaign availability, audience fit, the agreed work and approval all matter. There may be weeks with no suitable campaign.
Does payment depend on how many LinkedIn connections I have?
Connection count may be considered, but it is not the only factor and there is no fixed public price per connection. Audience relevance, location, campaign requirements and approved participation may also affect the amount. The exact payment should be agreed before you accept a brief.
Are the US and UK companies already confirmed partners?
This page does not claim that any specific company has signed up. The sectors and products shown are illustrative categories being explored for potential campaigns. Any actual advertiser and product should be identified in the relevant campaign brief.
Will I have to give someone access to my LinkedIn account?
No. You should keep your password, one-time codes and account access private. Participation should be limited to actions you personally choose to take on your own account.
What exactly would I be asked to post?
The campaign brief should explain the actual product, approved copy or creative, the required post format, the deadline, any review requirements and the disclosure to use. You should not invent product claims or say you personally recommend something unless that is true.
How will I know what I will be paid and when?
Ask for the amount, deliverables, approval criteria and payment date in writing before accepting. Do not rely on a general maximum figure as a promise of payment for a particular campaign.
Is this an official LinkedIn programme?
No. Reachline by Amy Tang is an independent promotional opportunity. It is not operated, sponsored, affiliated with or endorsed by LinkedIn. Each participant remains responsible for following LinkedIn's current terms and applicable advertising rules.
Start with a conversation
Interested in being considered?
Send Amy a message and ask for the current campaign details. You can first discuss your LinkedIn audience, the products under consideration and how the payment would be assessed. There is no need to commit before you have read the terms.
Scan to connectOpen the camera on your phone and scan Amy's original WhatsApp QR code. You can also tap the code to open the chat.
Opportunity and advertising disclosure
Reachline by Amy Tang describes an independent, campaign-based promotional opportunity. It is not a job offer, investment, franchise or guaranteed source of income. US$50 per week is a maximum potential figure only; earnings are not guaranteed and depend on campaign availability, eligibility, audience and account suitability, the amount agreed for each brief and approved completion. Product sectors and imagery on this page are illustrative and do not represent confirmed advertisers or partnerships. No LinkedIn affiliation or endorsement is claimed. Participants should keep control of their own accounts, avoid automation and artificial engagement, follow LinkedIn's current rules, and clearly identify paid or incentivised promotional content where required by applicable law or platform guidance.