Dropshipping + Pinterest = any success?

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Has anyone tried promoting dropshipping stuff on Pinterest? If yes, can you please share with your experience.

What I am interested in is how many monthly impression you get to make X sales? And overall how is it to promote stuff on pinterest for ecommerce?
 
I haven't done it personally but a colleague gave it a shot for a month or two. He had a few conversions but at the end of the day said the juice wasn't work the squeeze.
 
Minor success

It gets me about 10 sales a week

How much effort you are putting into this to get 10 sales a week?

How long did it take for you to start getting traction? Do you think it'd be realistic to start getting 10 sales a week in a month time?
 
~2 million monthly views 10-20 sales a month

That's not very promising to be honest. Do you mind sharing how much effort you put in to get 2mln views?

And what is your niche, if you don't mind sharing as well?
 
Ye my friend also run a dropshipping pinterest store and ye he says it's not that good
 
How much effort you are putting into this to get 10 sales a week?

How long did it take for you to start getting traction? Do you think it'd be realistic to start getting 10 sales a week in a month time?
Took me about 1month of consistency

5 posts daily, towards blogs, blogs are about the specific product, then sale

they are are selling blog

I haven't seen success by bringing people directly to product pages, even tho my product pages convert at 2.5% +
 
Took me about 1month of consistency

5 posts daily, towards blogs, blogs are about the specific product, then sale

they are are selling blog

I haven't seen success by bringing people directly to product pages, even tho my product pages convert at 2.5% +

Have you tried bringing them to product pages before blog posts and it didn't work out at all?
 
Took me about 1month of consistency

5 posts daily, towards blogs, blogs are about the specific product, then sale

they are are selling blog

I haven't seen success by bringing people directly to product pages, even tho my product pages convert at 2.5% +

How many monthly impressions you are getting to make those 10 sales a week?
 
That's not very promising to be honest. Do you mind sharing how much effort you put in to get 2mln views?

And what is your niche, if you don't mind sharing as well?

Exactly. Lets start that my account is old. I tried 3 years all methods I found here and unsuccessfully. Then I just posted 10-20 photos a day and I noticed that some of my pins exploded (probably 1%).
The interesting that that I try to do the same on other 2 accounts and it does not work :D still can not understand why :D
I dont want to reveal my niche but I think it is obvious that it is related to fashion :)
 
Exactly. Lets start that my account is old. I tried 3 years all methods I found here and unsuccessfully. Then I just posted 10-20 photos a day and I noticed that some of my pins exploded (probably 1%).
The interesting that that I try to do the same on other 2 accounts and it does not work :D still can not understand why :D
I dont want to reveal my niche but I think it is obvious that it is related to fashion :)

Fashion is more than enough. That's what I was thinking to do.

Were you just pinning your product pictures or putting in work in creating pins with text or smth?

Have you stopped pinning 10-20 pics a day or you continue doing it?

How hard do you think it'd be to reach let's say 100-200 sales a month?
 

50k impressions or viewers?

I just checked my pinterest account and realized that it's not the same thing lol. I got 11 viewers and about 250 impressions.
 
Relying on Pinterest only is a tough one. In my opinion there's just too much work involved in order to get a sale.

Some say it's a free traffic option, but I'd go ahead and state that the amount of time spent on getting conversions takes anything "FREE" out of it. Time ain't free.

There are better alternatives out there and it's never a good idea to rely only on a single traffic source in the first place.
 
Relying on Pinterest only is a tough one. In my opinion there's just too much work involved in order to get a sale.

Some say it's a free traffic option, but I'd go ahead and state that the amount of time spent on getting conversions takes anything "FREE" out of it. Time ain't free.

There are better alternatives out there and it's never a good idea to rely only on a single traffic source in the first place.

You are right 100%. I run fb ads on the first place and as the main traffic source. But since I am a little limited on the budget right now and I have some spare time I am looking for the best way to use it. And pinterest was one of the options. I did put some 12 pins over 3 days and I saw a spike of about 250 impressions, 11 viewers and 0-1 link click (depends if it was mine or not). So seeing these 250 impressions after publishing 12 pictures gives you a false impression that I am going VIRAL!!!! lol and everybody on youtube is selling this "pinterest-insane-source-of-traffic" kind of thing.
 
You are right 100%. I run fb ads on the first place and as the main traffic source. But since I am a little limited on the budget right now and I have some spare time I am looking for the best way to use it. And pinterest was one of the options. I did put some 12 pins over 3 days and I saw a spike of about 250 impressions, 11 viewers and 0-1 link click (depends if it was mine or not). So seeing these 250 impressions after publishing 12 pictures gives you a false impression that I am going VIRAL!!!! lol and everybody on youtube is selling this "pinterest-insane-source-of-traffic" kind of thing.

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