Scale the traffic to my money site via Pinterest Automation

[hainahoo]

I planned to scale the traffic to my money site via Pinterest Automation by following the below steps:-

1. Create a new domain
2. Add that domain in Cloudflare
3. Create an Email in Cloudflare that redirects to Gmail
4. Create the 301 redirect from this domain to the main domain (money site)
5. Create A new profile in AdsPower with a new proxy
6. Open Pinterest via that new profile and create an account with the new email
7. Verify the account from Gmail (By copying the code and pasting it in new tab of adspower)
8. Now Open BlogtoPin in that same profile, adspower browser, and connect Pinterest into BlogtoPin
9. Now connect the new domain via BlogtoPin
10. Then schedule the pins.

Unfortunately, I struck with the step #9. BlogtoPin resolve the money site url only. Hence the pin scheduled it not having the new domain url, and I cannot modify the url too. It seems BlogToPin have that limitation.

May I know any alternatives there to achieve all my 10 steps.

 

[fenrisdw]

I planned to scale the traffic to my money site via Pinterest Automation by following the below steps:-

1. Create a new domain
2. Add that domain in Cloudflare
3. Create an Email in Cloudflare that redirects to Gmail
4. Create the 301 redirect from this domain to the main domain (money site)
5. Create A new profile in AdsPower with a new proxy
6. Open Pinterest via that new profile and create an account with the new email
7. Verify the account from Gmail (By copying the code and pasting it in new tab of adspower)
8. Now Open BlogtoPin in that same profile, adspower browser, and connect Pinterest into BlogtoPin
9. Now connect the new domain via BlogtoPin
10. Then schedule the pins.

Unfortunately, I struck with the step #9. BlogtoPin resolve the money site url only. Hence the pin scheduled it not having the new domain url, and I cannot modify the url too. It seems BlogToPin have that limitation.

May I know any alternatives there to achieve all my 10 steps.

Looks like BlogtoPin won’t let you use the redirect domain. You’d need a different scheduler that allows full control of destination URLs.

 

[Ivanxbt]

I planned to scale the traffic to my money site via Pinterest Automation by following the below steps:-

1. Create a new domain
2. Add that domain in Cloudflare
3. Create an Email in Cloudflare that redirects to Gmail
4. Create the 301 redirect from this domain to the main domain (money site)
5. Create A new profile in AdsPower with a new proxy
6. Open Pinterest via that new profile and create an account with the new email
7. Verify the account from Gmail (By copying the code and pasting it in new tab of adspower)
8. Now Open BlogtoPin in that same profile, adspower browser, and connect Pinterest into BlogtoPin
9. Now connect the new domain via BlogtoPin
10. Then schedule the pins.

Unfortunately, I struck with the step #9. BlogtoPin resolve the money site url only. Hence the pin scheduled it not having the new domain url, and I cannot modify the url too. It seems BlogToPin have that limitation.

May I know any alternatives there to achieve all my 10 steps.

You can try using Tailwind or Buffer instead of BlogtoPin—they let you schedule pins with any link you want. Another option is using a simple link shortener (like Bitly or Rebrandly) for your new domain and schedule pins with that. This way, Pinterest sees the shortened URL but still redirects to your money site.

 

[BA12]

I planned to scale the traffic to my money site via Pinterest Automation by following the below steps:-

1. Create a new domain
2. Add that domain in Cloudflare
3. Create an Email in Cloudflare that redirects to Gmail
4. Create the 301 redirect from this domain to the main domain (money site)
5. Create A new profile in AdsPower with a new proxy
6. Open Pinterest via that new profile and create an account with the new email
7. Verify the account from Gmail (By copying the code and pasting it in new tab of adspower)
8. Now Open BlogtoPin in that same profile, adspower browser, and connect Pinterest into BlogtoPin
9. Now connect the new domain via BlogtoPin
10. Then schedule the pins.

Unfortunately, I struck with the step #9. BlogtoPin resolve the money site url only. Hence the pin scheduled it not having the new domain url, and I cannot modify the url too. It seems BlogToPin have that limitation.

May I know any alternatives there to achieve all my 10 steps.

You can use Tailwind or Buffer instead of BlogtoPin, as they allow scheduling pins with any link. Another workaround is using a link shortener like Bitly or Rebrandly for your new domain, then schedule pins with that link so Pinterest redirects to your money site.

 

[hainahoo]

Looks like BlogtoPin won’t let you use the redirect domain. You’d need a different scheduler that allows full control of destination URLs.

Yes. Do you know any other scheduler?

 

[hainahoo]

You can try using Tailwind or Buffer instead of BlogtoPin—they let you schedule pins with any link you want. Another option is using a simple link shortener (like Bitly or Rebrandly) for your new domain and schedule pins with that. This way, Pinterest sees the shortened URL but still redirects to your money site.

Tailwind and buffer are having the auto pin image generator features like blogtopin?

 

[fenrisdw]

Yes. Do you know any other scheduler?

You can also upload CSVs directly via Pinterest’s bulk uploader, no external tool needed, just your links and images.

 

[nikpolale]

Hey! Founder of BlogToPin here

Please reach out to support, I'd be happy to help you

btw I've recently added possibility to edit the url

but I honestly don't think that redirects would work here. Pinterest is very smart with redirects, it tracks urls deep down to the core

But still email me so I can have a proper understanding what doesn't work for you

 

[hainahoo]

btw I've recently added possibility to edit the url

Interesting? Where should I find this?

 

[nikpolale]

it's for the final pin. Do you want to edit the url in the "pages"? If so, I think it's easier for you to just add custom url(pages -> actions), or just create a custom sitemap with your custom urls

 

[hainahoo]

it's for the final pin. Do you want to edit the url in the "pages"? If so, I think it's easier for you to just add custom url(pages -> actions), or just create a custom sitemap with your custom urls

I found the url change option for final pin via the calendar. However, it's difficult to change the urls pin by pin. Is there any option to change the domain name itself in bulk forthe final scheduled pins?

Also, I couldn't find custom url option in (pages -> actions). And changing sitmap url is with custom url don't affect 301 redirect?

 

[omi3oh1]

Since BlogtoPin forces the money site URL, the better approach is to skip extra redirects and use a scheduler that allows custom destination links, so Pinterest sees clean, direct URLs without raising flags.

 

[Knioge]

I’d recommend (ClickMagick / Rebrandly with custom domain). That way, you can still add fresh domains, connect them, and pass them into BlogToPin without limitation.

 

[OptiPickle]

Try using Tailwind or Buffer instead—they let you schedule pins with any link you want, not just the blog’s main URL.

 

[Eva Harris]

You could create a landing page on the new domain and pin that directly.

 

[Jordan Kelly]

Try Pinterest’s native scheduler with your new domain-slower, but you can control the URLs.

 

[sofiapatel]

Check if Canva Content Planner works for your workflow - it supports direct scheduling with your URL.

 

[BitBrowser 1]

Pinterest hates link chains. just pin your main url directly. if a tool won't let you change the destination link, either switch to one that does or do it manually. Manual pins with your main link in the description work fine.