See what you already know and try to sell it as a service or product through organic traffic sources like TikTok, Instagram, or Reddit .you’ve got a real chance of making it!
Here’s what I’ve learned, and the skills I think you need to achieve this:
Learn how to build beautiful WordPress or WooCommerce themes (or at least learn how to effectively modify existing themes).
Use the right plugins to automate and simplify most of the work.
Repeat the process...
I had thousands of product pictures, so I didn’t have an issue with uniqueness. For each pin, I used one product picture and then moved on. As for diversification, I tried using email marketing to collect emails when visitors landed on the website, but that lowered the conversion rate, so I...
What I see starting to work again, it depends on your niche is adding a forum to your website or blog. This can actually help drive more traffic from Google since they recently added the 'Forum' tab. To get results, you’ll need to fill it with relevant keywords and encourage members to...
I went with the clothing niche because it was the best and still is for Pinterest, as most users are women who go there to buy stuff. You need to warm up the account a little by creating 10 boards and repinning at least 10 pins to each board, but not all at the same time. For me, the limit was...
Can’t you see that I attached a Screenshot from inside the article? Where I have the option to edit or delete it ? . You don’t need to be a genius to understand that I’m the one who wrote it. It’s common sense, lol.
I thought this community was all about sharing and learning from each other, or has that changed? Reading an article or a post with some knowledge you didn’t know about, even if it’s just a phrase or a word, is still valuable. Now you call it wasting time? I really had big hopes for this...
Why are you mad at me? I’ve been an old soul here for years and after everything I’ve learned I thought it was time to start sharing my knowledge one post at a time. And you want to attack me for it? It’s my first post, chill boy. Just sit back, follow, and wait for my new posts. Damn, give me a...
Pinterest loves consistency. It is not like Instagram or TikTok where you see engagement and visits right away. Pinterest is more like a search engine, so you need to wait for your pins to rank and stay consistent. You cannot just post for a week and then disappear; that is not how it works...
To explain it more, I wasn’t writing blog posts. What I did was create a WooCommerce store. Every affiliate program has something called a catalog, which includes all of their products, pictures, URLs, and prices. With the help of the plugin I mentioned, I uploaded them as external products...
Yes, but instead of doing it with affiliate programs that pay 10 to 15% commission, I created my own store, branded it, and automated the process as well. It’s more complicated, but worth it. I’ll post about it another time.
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