Like Butler: Get Noticed by Brands and Creators on Amazon
2:31 walkthrough · published October 18, 2026 · recorded inside the app, narrated start to finish
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Show up where brands are looking. Brands and creators see who likes their posts. Show up often enough and your name is the one they recognise when a campaign comes up. Like Butler does the showing up for you.
Included in the Beginner plan. Quick note on plans. Like Butler is included in the Beginner plan, so everyone has it.
Start with the storefronts. Start here. Paste the address of a creator's or brand's Amazon storefront, the kind that looks like amazon dot com slash shop slash a name. Give it a name so you can tell them apart.
Add a few more. Add another storefront link adds a row. Five to ten storefronts in your niche is a sensible list to begin with.
Max likes per run. Now the setting that matters most. Max likes per run, and it is per storefront. Ten is the default, and ten across five storefronts is fifty likes a run, which is plenty.
The gap between likes. Delay between likes is the pause between each heart. Longer is safer. Eight seconds is a good everyday setting.
Fast, Normal, Careful. These three fill that box for you: three seconds, eight, or fifteen. Pick Careful for your first few runs, and move to Normal once you have watched a couple go cleanly.
Do not like the same post twice. Cooldown is how many days it waits before it visits a storefront again. Check all posts ignores that memory and taps every available heart, which you rarely want.
Pick the kind of post. Content types chooses what it likes: posts, videos, photos, idea lists, and media lists. Untick anything you would rather leave alone.
Watch it run. Watch it run, up in the top bar, is on by default. A browser window opens so you can see it work. It applies to every butler.
Start Like Butler. Start Like Butler opens Chrome in your signed-in Amazon session, walks each storefront, and likes what is fresh. Those are real likes from your real account, so I am not pressing it today.
The record. History keeps the record: which creators you liked, how many pieces, the content type, and when. Download CSV takes it to a spreadsheet.
Put it on a timer. Enable Schedule runs it on a cadence. A start time and a repeat interval are all it needs. Once a day keeps you on their recent activity without looking like a bot.
Next step. Your next step: five storefronts, ten likes each, Careful speed. Watch the first run, then put it on a daily schedule.
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