Blogging With Pinterest multiple account !!!!

[Jocker07]

Hi everyone, I need your help. I want to create over 100 Pinterest accounts for a single blog to promote it, and I heard that I can't promote a domain name or link with more than one account because Pinterest penalizes it. Is this true, or can I work on one blog with multiple accounts directly to my blog without redirection?

Please reply.

 

[Th3King]

Pinterest can penalize if the same blog link is used on many accounts, so it’s safer to focus on a few active accounts.

 

[seoforever1]

Hi everyone, I need your help. I want to create over 100 Pinterest accounts for a single blog to promote it, and I heard that I can't promote a domain name or link with more than one account because Pinterest penalizes it. Is this true, or can I work on one blog with multiple accounts directly to my blog without redirection?

Please reply.

Why 100 then ? Start with a smaller number of accounts to test first.

 

[maikeiru]

You can use multiple accounts, but sending the same domain from 100 profiles is risky. Pinterest flags patterns fast. If you do it, warm up the accounts, mix in non-blog pins, and avoid blasting the same URL everywhere at once. Some people spread the links across different landing pages to stay safer.

 

[kolls]

Hi everyone, I need your help. I want to create over 100 Pinterest accounts for a single blog to promote it, and I heard that I can't promote a domain name or link with more than one account because Pinterest penalizes it. Is this true, or can I work on one blog with multiple accounts directly to my blog without redirection?

Please reply.

It's is mandatory to use only one account approve on any niche, making other accounts is prohibited and can cause suspension on main profile.

 

[juli3tt]

It's actually quite risky, they could quickly restrict all the accounts. Maybe you'd benefit from finding someone who can promote the link for you, especially accounts with many views and an established presence. I think you can check active offers on sproutgigs and see if they'd work for you.

 

[Jocker07]

I want do this for my Blog, if i use one link for every pinterest account ( linktree , google site , ..... ) without claim and about official account i use my link what do you think ? now ?

 

[V]

I want do this for my Blog, if i use one link for every pinterest account ( linktree , google site , ..... ) without claim and about official account i use my link what do you think ? now ?

I think you can do that, but you will still need unique Linktree/Google site links. Using the same link on all the accounts is bad on any platform.

 

[Thomas SEO]

Using multiple accounts for one blog could raise some flags with Pinterest’s algorithms. It’s a fine line between scaling and getting penalized so proceed with caution!

 

[Jocker07]

Using multiple accounts for one blog could raise some flags with Pinterest’s algorithms. It’s a fine line between scaling and getting penalized so proceed with caution!

I want do this for my Blog, if i use one link for every pinterest account ( linktree , google site , ..... ) without claim and about official account i use my link what do you think ? now ?

 

[Jocker07]

I want do this for my Blog, if i use one link for every pinterest account ( linktree , google site , ..... ) without claim and about official account i use my link what do you think ? now ?

 

[geekproxy]

Not only Pinterest, you might get penalized and then banned everywhere else once pattern is revealed. You'd better focus on creating one good and strong account to drive traffic to your blog.

 

[Papa Mexicana]

it's possible you just need to use anti detect browser, like gologin. (advice use for each account diffrent proxy), warm up a little accounts after creating and that's it

 

[Hageey]

It’s possible to run multiple accounts, but sending them all straight to the same domain usually raises flags on Pinterest. A safer approach is to diversify landing pages or use different content angles so the traffic doesn’t look automated or repetitive.

 

[Street Fighter]

Yes pinterest will penalize this linking 100 accounts to the same domain creates a huge spam footprint and triggers their fraud filters they can shadowban or blacklist your domain, making all pins from all accounts invisible, to run that many accounts safely, each one needs its own unique bridge page otherwise your blog will get nuked

 

[sakel]

Hi everyone, I need your help. I want to create over 100 Pinterest accounts for a single blog to promote it, and I heard that I can't promote a domain name or link with more than one account because Pinterest penalizes it. Is this true, or can I work on one blog with multiple accounts directly to my blog without redirection?

Please reply.

You can promote one blog with multiple Pinterest accounts, but if too many new accounts push the same URL too fast, Pinterest will flag it. Warm the accounts slowly, vary the pins, and space out the link activity to keep things safe.

 

[Jamilhosen]

Pinterest multiple account creation and management with one device is risky...you can create and manage one account and give your best effort; I hope it's good for you.

 

[imccafey]

Pinterest, or indeed any platform, won't be too keen on multiple accounts pushing the exact same domain unless the accounts each have a wide variety of activity history on them (that is to say truly organic accounts). That's a bulk of accounts getting tagged as spam and getting massively throttled. Though you could have multiple accounts pointing to one blog but about a hundred is way beyond what I'd wager as safe for a niche blog. At that scale you'll want to employ different strategies.
Safer route might be going for fewer accounts or diversify points of entry rather than the 1 URL on all the profiles.

 

[Jocker07]

Therefore, I think the best solution is to use Linktree or a similar service to get a link for each Pinterest account.

What do you think ?

 

[leanesco23]

You can use multiple Pinterest accounts, but linking the same blog too much can get flagged, so use different strategies and pins for each.