Is Pinterest traffic stable?

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Viking1331 said:
I get most of my traffic from Pinterest. All selling amazon affiliate marketing products.

90% standard image pins. Some idea pins but those stopped getting traffic as much as they used to. I generate lots of pins using an amazon URL with Pin Generator.

I use Pin inspector to research popular Pinterest niches and see what other pins are successful. Copy the best ones.

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Lipstick Spoiler said:
Sales?
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I have a few questions if you don't mind answering them.
1) do you just post product videos/images with a CTA? If you do, how do you do it? I mean you mention some sort of discount or what? Don't reveal your method I understand, but just give a gist maybe?
2) How many product images do you post per day?
3) Are these sales from one account or multiple accounts?
4) Are these sales from tier 1 countries?
5) You post just normal images/video pins and not idea pins right? coz in my country, posting links through idea pin hasn't arrived.


thanks
 
Lipstick Spoiler said:
I have a few questions if you don't mind answering them.
1) do you just post product videos/images with a CTA? If you do, how do you do it? I mean you mention some sort of discount or what? Don't reveal your method I understand, but just give a gist maybe?
2) How many product images do you post per day?
3) Are these sales from one account or multiple accounts?
4) Are these sales from tier 1 countries?
5) You post just normal images/video pins and not idea pins right? coz in my country, posting links through idea pin hasn't arrived.


thanks
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90% image pins. 10% video images.

I post a mix of images. Some with titles, some with a CTA.

I generate the pins from an amazon URL and then rewrite all the pins titles and descriptions with the AI rewriter in Pin Generator. I create a bunch of unique pins like this.

I post about 25-35 pins per day. Posting for many different products though. Really mix up your daily posting of products. Shuffle all pins so that your outbound URL's are mixed.

Also if it is a new account I start slow, with like 5-10 pins per day and then start working it up to 30 pins per day etc. This is the sales from one account. 90% traffic from pinterest. Google SEO was doing great but then I got nailed in an update and it flat lined.

How do I check the country where the affiliate sale came from? My traffic is 70% USA and Canada.

10% idea pins but not getting many results from the ones I do anyway.
 

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Viking1331 said:
90% image pins. 10% video images.

I post a mix of images. Some with titles, some with a CTA.

I generate the pins from an amazon URL and then rewrite all the pins titles and descriptions with the AI rewriter in Pin Generator. I create a bunch of unique pins like this.

I post about 25-35 pins per day. Posting for many different products though. Really mix up your daily posting of products. Shuffle all pins so that your outbound URL's are mixed.

Also if it is a new account I start slow, with like 5-10 pins per day and then start working it up to 30 pins per day etc. This is the sales from one account. 90% traffic from pinterest. Google SEO was doing great but then I got nailed in an update and it flat lined.

How do I check the country where the affiliate sale came from? My traffic is 70% USA and Canada.

10% idea pins but not getting many results from the ones I do anyway.
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Thanks for your reply.

I asked you where the sales are coming from because I thought you'd using Genius link or any other service to integrate all the Amazon shops. But anyways, nice results man. All the best.


and one last question is:

Do you have a website/Blog where you put product images with a link or you are using linktree sort of service and then linking them to the product? Because as far as I know, putting direct affiliate links gets you banned.
 
Lipstick Spoiler said:
Thanks for your reply.

I asked you where the sales are coming from because I thought you'd using Genius link or any other service to integrate all the Amazon shops. But anyways, nice results man. All the best.


and one last question is:

Do you have a website/Blog where you put product images with a link or you are using linktree sort of service and then linking them to the product? Because as far as I know, putting direct affiliate links gets you banned.
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Oh of course. Sorry, I wasn't thinking. Those results are my USA store. I have a canada one and a UK one too but those get min results. Focus on USA I rate.

I use a basic WordPress blog with woocommerce to import the amazon products and create blog posts about them.

You are allowed to put direct affiliate links though and I have been experimenting with that. You have got to fly under the radar though. Avoid any spam like activity and you should be fine. My account has been suspended twice but each time I reached out to support and they reactivate the account.

I plan to do more direct linking to affiliate products because importing products to WordPress takes forever.
 
Viking1331 said:
ou have got to fly under the radar though
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Is there a specific way to do this? I used to use Linktree plus my own website to put in products and put affiliate links to them. I tried putting bitly links to it, but it got instantly banned. I also tried amazon's shortened links, but they got banned too.
 
Traffic on Pinterest is pretty stable, but there are a few issues that may make it impossible to work all the time.
 
I have several pinterest pages but they don't work as well as they used to. As others said, female stuff work the best but still not good enough.

For one of my accounts within the last 12 months I got 108k impressions, 2.4K engagements and only 147 outbound clicks. So CTR rate is a mere 0.13% - not good enough to merit some attention

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Early Pinterest, I got good traffic, but now I get very less, Google is the main source I get traffic from now.
 
Sagat77 said:
I have several pinterest pages but they don't work as well as they used to. As others said, female stuff work the best but still not good enough.

For one of my accounts within the last 12 months I got 108k impressions, 2.4K engagements and only 147 outbound clicks. So CTR rate is a mere 0.13% - not good enough to merit some attention

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And have you done anything to improve the CTR?
 
Well it can be stable but you need to make at least 1 post everyday for traffic to increase and remain stable if you dont work foe month on it the traffic will decrease
 
If you're in the right niche and you post consistently for a long time, Pinterest can have really good traffic. Especially for niches that appeal to women.

If you look around Pinterest it doesn't take long to see what the really popular niches are on there. If you're in one of those niches and you put in the time and effort to build a following and keep posting lots of content every day, Pinterest traffic is all you need.
 
it is stable traffic if you save pins daily and related to the pins on which you already getting traffic on.
 
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