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Olivia Jade is getting back into influencer marketing on Instagram as her mom Lori Loughlin faces charges in the college-admissions scandal

in the college-admissions scandal, appears to be ramping up her influencer-marketing efforts on Instagram.

In the past 24 hours, Jade posted links to two Amazon pages in her Instagram Story using affiliate-marketing links that suggest she could earn a commission from resulting sales.

Jade's links both briefly redirect to the domain RStyle.me, owned by RewardStyle, before landing on Amazon. If one of her followers ends up buying a BlissLights Sky Lite for $59.99, the use of the affiliate-marketing links from RewardStyle suggests Jade would receive a commission. RewardStyle has a partnership with Amazon, in which Amazon pays RewardStyle and influencers it works with a percentage of any completed sale. RewardStyle did not comment on the particular rate for Amazon, but said each retailer had a different negotiated rate, typically between 5% and 20%.Jade's parents were accused of paying $500,000 to guarantee her admission to USC. They have pleaded not guilty to the charges brought against them and will likely start their trial in October.

Jade has been active on Instagram while her parents' case has worked its way through the legal system, but the influencer has been relatively quiet on YouTube, only postingShe has also periodically posted links to brands on Instagram, like

 

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