Good Affiliate Platforms/Programs for Pinterest

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FlyingBuffalo

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Hi all,

I'm working on a journey that involves using social media to push people to blogs and the blogs being monetized through Adsense, dropshipping, affiliate, etc. Most of my engagement is via Facebook but recently expanded to Pinterest. I get about 1,000,000 monthly views on Pinterest and rapidly growing, so I want to ask.

What are good affiliate programs for Pinterest? It doesn't matter what niche because a lot of my content is AI generated so I can easily change niches if there is a good affiliate program/platform.

I am currently trying Clickbank and a few smaller affiliate/referral programs but I don't think I'm doing very well with these.
 
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Add adsense its best i think for blog websites from pinterest traffic
 
1van said:
Add adsense its best i think for blog websites from pinterest traffic
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I am doing that currently but only getting about $5 per day from my Adsense blogs, but only about $1-2 of that is from Pinterest.
 
How much clicks you are getting on pinterest per 10k impressions?
What is your niche?
 
I have the same problem, i opened thread for this.
Can you send me image with impressions - outbound clicks on private message (analitics last 24h)
 
Consider that the Pinterest audience is mainly women's interests
 
Here’s a quick list of affiliate networks that work well with Pinterest:
  1. Amazon Associates – Super versatile, works for almost any niche.
  2. ShareASale – Tons of programs, especially good for lifestyle, fashion, and home decor.
  3. CJ Affiliate – Great for partnering with big brands and promoting higher-ticket items.
  4. Rakuten Advertising – Awesome for eCommerce niches like tech, health, and beauty.
  5. ClickBank – Stick to reputable products here, but it can be hit or miss depending on the offer.
Since Pinterest is so visual, focus on creating eye-catching pins that link to your blogs or directly to affiliate offers. Test a few different programs to see what converts best with your audience.

Good luck!
 
therealdeal_ said:
Here’s a quick list of affiliate networks that work well with Pinterest:
  1. Amazon Associates – Super versatile, works for almost any niche.
  2. ShareASale – Tons of programs, especially good for lifestyle, fashion, and home decor.
  3. CJ Affiliate – Great for partnering with big brands and promoting higher-ticket items.
  4. Rakuten Advertising – Awesome for eCommerce niches like tech, health, and beauty.
  5. ClickBank – Stick to reputable products here, but it can be hit or miss depending on the offer.
Since Pinterest is so visual, focus on creating eye-catching pins that link to your blogs or directly to affiliate offers. Test a few different programs to see what converts best with your audience.

Good luck!
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This is great, thank you!
 
FlyingBuffalo said:
Hi all,

I'm working on a journey that involves using social media to push people to blogs and the blogs being monetized through Adsense, dropshipping, affiliate, etc. Most of my engagement is via Facebook but recently expanded to Pinterest. I get about 1,000,000 monthly views on Pinterest and rapidly growing, so I want to ask.

What are good affiliate programs for Pinterest? It doesn't matter what niche because a lot of my content is AI generated so I can easily change niches if there is a good affiliate program/platform.

I am currently trying Clickbank and a few smaller affiliate/referral programs but I don't think I'm doing very well with these.
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You can use amazon associates in order to make money.
 
lospollos was a very good option. you can try mylead, adsterra. but neither is a very good option.
 
Since I've posted I've grown from 1 million monthly views to 10 million monthly views and still growing.

A lot of my audience/content is related to home improvement, new home, home upgrades, landscaping, etc. I also have a lot of travel, beauty, and art content performing well.

I think a good affiliate program for home improvement would be good. But some of these (like window or roof replacements) are so local I may need to build a lead capture landing page first and then find the connections with the local businesses.
 
FlyingBuffalo said:
Since I've posted I've grown from 1 million monthly views to 10 million monthly views and still growing.

A lot of my audience/content is related to home improvement, new home, home upgrades, landscaping, etc. I also have a lot of travel, beauty, and art content performing well.

I think a good affiliate program for home improvement would be good. But some of these (like window or roof replacements) are so local I may need to build a lead capture landing page first and then find the connections with the local businesses.
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The main thing to focus on is how much traffic your blog is getting from Pinterest, as impressions can be easily achieved on the platform
 
Ganument said:
The main thing to focus on is how much traffic your blog is getting from Pinterest, as impressions can be easily achieved on the platform
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With 10 million views I'm currently at 10,000 monthly clicks. The CTA is improving and there is a lot of optimization I cane make.

The 10,000 clicks is not in a single niche though, so I am currently working out the best monetization strategy.

Driving 10,000 clicks to AdSense works short term, but longer term ecommerce/dropshipping and targeted affiliate marketing is going to drive higher revenue.

My RPM for one of my blogs is around $10, so if I directed the entire 10,000 clicks to that blog I would get $100 per month (not much but at least it is passive income).

However, affiliate offers with net EPC of $0.1 would get me $1,000 per month. This is where a lot of my research currently is, and lots of leg work to get approved for certain offers.
 
FlyingBuffalo said:
With 10 million views I'm currently at 10,000 monthly clicks. The CTA is improving and there is a lot of optimization I cane make.

The 10,000 clicks is not in a single niche though, so I am currently working out the best monetization strategy.

Driving 10,000 clicks to AdSense works short term, but longer term ecommerce/dropshipping and targeted affiliate marketing is going to drive higher revenue.

My RPM for one of my blogs is around $10, so if I directed the entire 10,000 clicks to that blog I would get $100 per month (not much but at least it is passive income).

However, affiliate offers with net EPC of $0.1 would get me $1,000 per month. This is where a lot of my research currently is, and lots of leg work to get approved for certain offers.
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How much accounts do u have?
How much domains you have?

you spread domains across multiple accounts or what?
 
1van said:
How much accounts do u have?
How much domains you have?

you spread domains across multiple accounts or what?
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Currently over 50 Pinterest accounts.

I have 10 main wordpress blogs but I'm also linking to other socials (like Facebook/Instagram/Tumblr) to avoid having multiple accounts linked to the same website.

I'm careful not to put to use the same domain within the pinterest-bio link on multiple accounts, but links on pins I'm able to mix and overlap as long as I don't share a single link too much.
 
FlyingBuffalo said:
However, affiliate offers with net EPC of $0.1 would get me $1,000 per month. This is where a lot of my research currently is, and lots of leg work to get approved for certain offers.
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what have you done about the EPC offers ? did you find something that feet your expectation ?

I m in the same position, and searching an intresting offer, i think it can perform well compared to adsense
 
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