How many visitors from Pinterest can be taken?
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Sloshypamper
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No idea what you are asking.
Almighty Pull
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Make you pin go viral. That's all!
The Optimist
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Are you going to sell any products there? I don't know what are you trying to ask? actually, if you want the audience to get into your website then give your site along with the images... make sure that you are doing something different and interesting... that makes everyone to be attentive in your site
I mean, traffic from Pinterest to my website may reach 10,000 visitor per day?
The Optimist
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No one can't say sure how many visitors can visit your site... It is based on niche, products and brands that you use... try other social media platforms too
Sloshypamper
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It may and it may not
You want us to give you a psychic prediction of what will happen 100%? lolI wanted to know if there is an experience in attracting traffic from PinterestIt may and it may not
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Rank pins, bank hard
Sloshypamper
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I wanted to know if there is an experience in attracting traffic from Pinterest
Yes there are lots of experiences. Next question?
I just saw this link :
https://medium.com/@connormccreesh/...from-pinterest-in-under-6-months-7ac578416e3a
I wanted to make sure this was right.
PinJunkie
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Nope, I do not believe there is or that can be predicted exactly or easily.
For example, A profile with 1 Million monthly views could receive a much higher overall CTR on it's Pinned images than a profile reporting 3 Million monthly views.
As a result, their Pinterest referrals could differ greatly, and not mirror your expectations of a higher monthly view count = higher traffic.
This is highly evident in "Parenting Blogger" niches within Pinterest. Many of them report monthly views in the 300k - 1mil area, however, they far outperform larger accounts for referrals due to the nature of their Pins and narrowed audience targetting.
With this in mind, it's also why it's so difficult to gauge or suss out competitors on the platform or perhaps get a leg up on niche research regarding this ratio.
You could, in theory, achieve a guesstimation of this ratio, however...
Externally if you are picking a new niche, you could for instance run accounts and their domains through tools that show accurate Pinterest referral data to the domain, then match this up against their linked Pinterest accounts monthly views. Do this for perhaps 10-20 for a specific niche and generate an "Average Ratio" of expected traffic per 100k monthly views.
That's just a suggestion and how I would go about it anyway.
Hope it helps.
Bedros
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Nope, I do not believe there is or that can be predicted exactly or easily.
For example, A profile with 1 Million monthly views could receive a much higher overall CTR on it's Pinned images than a profile reporting 3 Million monthly views.
As a result, their Pinterest referrals could differ greatly, and not mirror your expectations of a higher monthly view count = higher traffic.
This is highly evident in "Parenting Blogger" niches within Pinterest. Many of them report monthly views in the 300k - 1mil area, however, they far outperform larger accounts for referrals due to the nature of their Pins and narrowed audience targetting.
With this in mind, it's also why it's so difficult to gauge or suss out competitors on the platform or perhaps get a leg up on niche research regarding this ratio.
You could, in theory, achieve a guesstimation of this ratio, however...
Externally if you are picking a new niche, you could for instance run accounts and their domains through tools that show accurate Pinterest referral data to the domain, then match this up against their linked Pinterest accounts monthly views. Do this for perhaps 10-20 for a specific niche and generate an "Average Ratio" of expected traffic per 100k monthly views.
That's just a suggestion and how I would go about it anyway.
Hope it helps.
Exactly. Monthly views are useless IMO. A high CTR is what you want. There are two types of pins on Pinterest:
The ones which people like to save/repin (like quotes or cute pets). This pins have a lot of views but are almost useless if you want to get traffic.
Second ones are pins which people don't often repin, but click on to get more information. This pins are most likely images with text.
For example some of my pins have over 100k views and a shitload of repins per month, but they bring 0 traffic to my page. Yes, 0 clicks!! Why? Because there is no reason for people to click on.
On the other side some of my pins have a low view rate and maybe 10 repins a month, but this pins can bring me 10k clicks per month to my site. Every single one...
Verlineperez
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Rank your pin and Viral it properly.
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Winona Silverstein
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It depends on your niche. If you works with pictures, handmade crafts and so on, Pinterest can really help you.
PinJunkie
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To my knowledge, William702 already has a thread in this section extensively covering the topic of ranking pins, it will pay to keep this going by posing your questions there as I'm sure it's contributors are already geared to this mindset, not to mention the level of information already residing in there.
I still haven't had full chance to browse some of the larger threads in this section in their entirety, but for sure I'll weigh in when I get up to speed.
Cheers!