The EverySqueeze extension

The EverySqueeze extension's daily run that finds, scans and accepts your Amazon Creator Connections campaigns (it used to be called Full Press).

Settings → Amazon has a Creator Connections card, under Campaigns, showing how the EverySqueeze extension's automatic daily run is going. Its Check Creator Connections button opens your Creator Connections opportunities directly on Amazon. Where the campaigns list is on for your account, a See your campaigns button beside it opens the list of every campaign the extension accepted. On Home the same run is the EverySqueeze extension card, which counts the Amazon campaigns it accepted. (This daily run used to be called Full Press; from version 1.0.19, the extension uses the same name as the app.)

What the daily run does

Once a day, the extension first saves your Creator Connections and Associates earnings, then accepts your Sponsored Products campaigns (if you said yes to including them), scans your Amazon earnings report, and updates and accepts your brands' campaigns — it runs once a day from the Chrome extension, only on computers where you turned it on.

What the card shows

Last run time, products and brands found, campaigns accepted today and in total, and what your accepted campaigns earned. Before the extension's first run there is nothing to show, so the card says one line instead: Not run yet: install the extension to start (or, once the extension is installed, to open Amazon and press Run everything now). There is no earned figure (see Library and Earnings): one line under the others says See your Amazon earnings in Amazon Associates > Reports. Last run is when the run last did anything: if Chrome closed part-way, the Home card says when it stopped and when we heard, and the next run picks up where it stopped. On an Amazon account with no Sponsored Products tab the card says Sponsored Products isn’t available on this Amazon account; that is not an error.

From extension version 1.0.29, if EverySqueeze does not answer a step of updating your campaigns within 90 seconds, that step stops instead of waiting forever: the extension's bar on Amazon says the step timed out and to press Update my campaigns to run it again, and the daily run goes on to accepting campaigns. If Amazon's sales report does not refresh during the run, the extension still updates and accepts your campaigns from the products it already knows, and the card says Sales report did not refresh; that is a caution, not a stopped run. An account that has no sales in the last 24 months reads no sales yet rather than a limit. It also shows which Amazon Associates account the daily run scans and accepts from — runs from any other Amazon account are refused, and you can relink it here if your Associates account genuinely changed.

While a run is going, the extension's menu says what it is doing right now, from version 1.0.29 in plain words with its count, for example Running: accepting campaigns (step 3 of 4). 12 of 40 checked, 3 accepted., and under it Last checked: with the last few brands it checked. When no run is going it shows the last run, for example Last run: today 10:41 PM, accepted 3 campaigns. On some accounts the Home EverySqueeze extension card and this Settings card show the same running line while a run is going, with when we last heard from the extension (it checks in about every 2 minutes).

"Campaigns to try" on Amazon

On Amazon's Creator Connections page, the extension's bar shows how many of your brands it found and about how many campaigns it can try for you: campaigns to try · Amazon confirms each one when we accept it. Extension versions before 1.0.24 say catalogue candidates · eligibility unverified, which means the same thing. These are campaigns that match products you sold, their other colors and sizes, and your brands. Amazon decides whether each one is open to you only when the extension accepts it, so the number is an estimate of what can be tried, not campaigns you already have.

Which store it runs for

A run the extension holds before touching Amazon says why on the card: Held: and the reason, for example Amazon sign-in not detected in this Chrome profile (sign in to Amazon Associates in the Chrome profile that runs the extension; from extension version 1.0.29 the run first reloads the Amazon reports page and checks again, then checks from the Creator Connections page, and is held only when no page shows which Amazon account is signed in), Amazon Associates had a different store selected, or the extension was not signed in to EverySqueeze, or the computer was offline, with what to do in Needs attention. A held run is not counted as a run: No run in N hours keeps counting and says the last run was held. Two held runs in a row, the same step failing in the last 2 runs, or no run for 36 hours put a notice in the notifications bell, on the phone app as well as the dashboard. A paused account or another copy of the extension running it never does.

When Amazon signed you out in Chrome, the Home card says so first, in red: Amazon signed you out. (or Amazon may have signed you out. after a single run that could not see your Amazon sign-in), when the extension last did a full run, and Sign in to Amazon in Chrome and the extension picks up again. with an Open Amazon link. Once a run sees you signed in again, the line goes away.

From extension version 1.0.35, a daily run held because the extension could not tell which Amazon account is signed in runs again by itself once you sign back in. Sign in to Amazon Associates in the same Chrome profile: as soon as an Amazon Associates page there shows your store, the run starts on its own within about a minute, in its own window. Until then the extension's menu and its bar on Amazon say Waiting for you to sign in to Amazon Associates — it’ll run by itself once you do., and afterwards Ran after you signed back in at and the time. It does this once a day, only with Run every day on, after your daily time and before 10 PM, and not when the page shows a different Amazon account than the one your EverySqueeze account is linked to. If that run is held again, it stops and waits for you: sign in, then press Run everything now. The extension never opens Amazon pages on its own to check; it waits for a page you open. On older versions the next daily run picks up, or press Run everything now.

From extension version 1.0.36 you choose how often the daily runs go through all your brands: every day, every 3 days or every week (the menu shows your own brand count, for example Search all 3,193 of your brands). New campaigns, your newest products and your exact sold products are still checked first in every run (from version 1.0.38, sold-product campaigns that are already yours or have ended are checked again every few days, and each part of the run gets its share of time so your brands are always reached). On a new install, Accept them for me is the suggested choice for When boosts are found; it only starts accepting after you confirm the one-time OK, and an install that already had a choice keeps it.

From extension version 1.0.23 the run uses the store selected in Amazon's store dropdown. When that is a store someone shared with you, the run is held with Wrong Amazon store selected; see Using the extension with shared Amazon access.

If Amazon isn't showing your campaign list

When Amazon doesn't show the campaign list for your account, the extension has nothing to accept, so it accepts nothing and the card says so. In the Chrome that runs the extension, check you're signed in to the Amazon account for your store, then open Creator Connections and look at what Amazon's page says. If campaigns show there, the next run accepts them. Your scans and campaign updates keep running in the meantime.

The earned figure

The earned figure is Amazon's own Connections total, read by the extension from Amazon's Connections report: Earned, last 30 days, with a line underneath giving the report's dates, the day it was read and the last 7 days. Amazon's report has no "this month" range, so the panel does not show one. With the report's Store filter set to All, it includes every Connections campaign on your account, not only the ones the extension accepted. When Amazon shows no total yet, the panel says Not available yet rather than $0. Until the extension has read that report, the panel shows what your accepted campaigns earned in the last report it captured, named by that report's dates; Amazon hides the amount on some small campaigns, and then the figure reads at least.

Reading earnings only

Every run saves this report first. From version 1.0.19, Read earnings only in the extension's Advanced settings captures it without accepting campaigns (from version 1.0.33 Advanced settings shows only for EverySqueeze support). The account name appears beside it. Amazon's report has its own Store filter: All includes onsite and offsite earnings; Offsite or Onsite limits the capture to the named store. An ONAMZ Influencer store ID is for onsite earnings, not the Associates tracking ID to use in your links. If the extension cannot confirm the displayed dates or store filter, it saves no earnings figure and shows the reason. A successful read saves the report. From version 1.0.34 the last 30 days read also saves which campaigns and which Sponsored Products earned money in those dates, as Amazon's report lists them, so EverySqueeze can tell which of them the extension accepted. It only reads the report: nothing is pressed or changed on Amazon. Your Amazon earnings are in Amazon Associates > Reports.

Brand labels and your accepts

The extension's product labels on Amazon use your accepted-campaign history: when a product's brand is one you have accepted a campaign from, the label adds a line saying so. A brand-only label (up to the brand's best rate on other products) is never this product's own rate; see The EverySqueeze Chrome extension.

Products we keep campaigns for

Under the card, Products we keep campaigns for (Linked products on some accounts) lists the products the extension keeps on your Amazon account's list so their Creator Connections campaigns get accepted. Each one came from one of your videos, where you confirmed, corrected or posted its Amazon match. The list can't be edited: you can't add a product or change its link there, only Remove one (and Restore it). To change what a video links to, change that video's product or use its My link (see Use your own link).

No public API or Zapier

EverySqueeze has no public API, webhook, Zapier or Make integration, so other tools can't read or change this list or your links.

Turning it on or off

The switch lives in the extension, not in Settings — that's deliberate, so Settings and the extension can never disagree about whether it's running. The popup and the Run every day dialog on Amazon's Creator Connections and Reports pages show the same settings: the time, and Also accept all Sponsored Products campaigns every day with its categories directly beneath it.