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From the Classroom to the Camera
I'm Spencer — most people know me as Mr. Campbell Reviews. I spent years as a full-time teacher before building a full-time career as an Amazon Influencer, affiliate marketer, and coach.
The short version of a long story
Started in the classroom
Before any of this, I was a full-time teacher. That background still shapes how I coach today — breaking things down clearly, meeting people where they are, and caring whether they actually understand something, not just whether they bought it.
Started building the affiliate business
I began building a business around the Amazon Influencer Program from scratch — learning the platform, filming reviews, and figuring out what actually works through a lot of trial and error.
Hit a five-figure month
After consistent work and a lot of iteration, I hit a five-figure month — a real milestone that proved this could be a full-time, sustainable career, not just a side hustle.
Reviews, coaching, and brand work
Now I run this as a full business under Campbell Media LLC — producing product reviews, coaching other creators and affiliates, and producing UGC content for brand partners.
Direct, honest, no hype
I teach the way I'd have wanted to be taught when I started: realistic timelines, no overnight-success promises, and an emphasis on doing over perfecting. I built a simple framework around the four things that actually hold new creators back.
Content Gap
Not posting enough, or not posting the right things, to actually get traction.
Knowledge Gap
Not understanding how the program, the algorithm, or the platform actually works.
Skill Gap
Knowing what to do but not yet having the filming, editing, or selling skills to do it well.
Tool Gap
Not using the right tools to work efficiently, so everything takes longer than it should.
When I'm not filming a review
You'll usually find me out fishing. It's the one thing that has nothing to do with content, cameras, or deadlines — which is exactly why I need it.
Want to see the work, learn the process, or team up?
Whether you're a shopper looking for an honest take, a creator wanting to learn the ropes, or a brand looking for a partner — there's a place to start.