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Interesting, thought I was the only one for a minute :D Can confirm seeing similar but since 02.04.2018 (Which just so happens to be the day I saw the new Policy and Community Guidelines Prompt) However this is only occurring on a few of my accounts, so looking into things further but likely...

Multiple pixels or single pixels used on multiple stores are a very common method used to prime pixels and begin feeding "Purchase" website conversion data to that pixel. This is a very common method used in E-commerce, especially those that use custom themes on sites like Shopify to build up...

Agree with what everyone here has replied, you just have to be careful with it. You have to ask yourself if the account has 120k followers, why would this person stop posting to it and also why has he not sold it in the time frame he stopped posting. There has been a few cases I've spotted...

Simple answer is Yes. I would be concerned if this was no longer the case for most people with one or multiple accounts pinning daily as those results can be easily achieved with only one account. However OP has not mentioned how long hes pinned for / or total amount of pins he has out in...

Can confirm @Sephrata is right. We tend to add a tonne of these to our more colourful language :D things like the common "Hell" and "Heck" become "Ell" and "Eck" normally to speed up words used in frustration or to add emphasis on them. Either way you still cant get them wrong saying the full...

Would be good if you can elaborate on your insight that you believe group boards are a thing of the past. Curious to know why you think this?

Ah ok, I'm starting to see the bigger picture now of why you are finding it difficult. When your promoting something like this it's worth worth getting some groundwork done to ensure there is a market on sites like Pinterest for it as it may not always be the best source for traffic as opposed...

Don't just go for message board owners. Most big board owners get bombarded with people asking for invites so use a different tactic to get replies and invites. I mentioned something I'm doing currently in my post earlier on here. It will also depend on your Niche, as you could just be...

No problemo, Like you mentioned If you have the accounts you should be able to scale quickly if you choose to do this. Going with Pinning instead of DM's you are moving away from areas Pinterest currently monitor, as like I said in other threads I think, they will be on the lookout now the ads...

Direct linking & DM'ing can still work, you've just got to be more wary of the blocks or changes in place that are likely to ghost out your links or see your accounts gone. This is why a lot of people doing this use free sites, website builders, blogs as instant redirects to the affiliate link...

Yep, they use to show a lot of information about single pins and repins allowing you to farm followers by adding "/pin/PIN-ID/repins/" to URL which literally showed you repinning accounts likely to follow back in 24 hours due to activity. Sadly its now a thing of the past and they've hidden a...

Agree with @Asif WILSON Khan Producthunt definitely one to look at as a bit like Reddit you have the opportunity to create accounts there and upvote, and most the stuff on here or on Stumbleupon end's up on Reddit especially if its free or offers something people have not seen before that is...

I'm curious on a few things you mention here as you mention you jumped to using alt accounts to repin your pins as soon as you started to see some traffic which resulted in a mass ban on your IP? Hopefully I'm reading that right? If you are new to Pinterest and just starting out with a new...

Not in my experience, to have a link flagged or ghosted you would need to seriously be spamming it with a really high frequency over a short span of time. There are countless Pinterest accounts out there who only post there own URL's consistently, Look at accounts like Buzzfeed all the way down...

Agree with this, somewhere along the lines you are leaking a footprint that Pinterest is easily catching on to once the account has been created. If the majority of your accounts have been banned I would completely refresh the approach to creation / proxies and perhaps even the browser you use...