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Am going to keep this guide simple and straight to the point (no ping pong playing).
My English is not perfect but you’re going to understand what am trying to communicate.

This is January and many people are trying to start a side hustle, like making money online and the question many ask is;
Can I do affiliate marketing without breaking the bank? Well, the answer is a big yes, the only thing is that it will require more work and creativity from you for you to make a sale.

This guide is not about making “$100 daily on Pinterest” The amount of money you can make with it depends on many factors. It is also not a get-rich-quick scheme.

The competition out there is fierce, am not going to sugarcoat it for you, but there is a chance for you to win. If you do the exact same thing everyone is doing then it will be hard for you to make a sale. You need to make your strategies unique, spice them up, add creativity to them.

You can also use this method for CPA marketing and eCommerce stores, like Shopify and co, it will need a little tweak to make it work. Don’t do copy and paste.

Where will the traffic come from?
Pinterest.

Pinterest is a visual search engine with some social media features. A mistake many people make is by treating Pinterest as a social network. Pinterest can be very rewarding, but they’re very strict with their rules, community guidelines.

Choosing products to promote: When promoting don’t try to promote every product you see out they, be selective. Choose one category and stick to it. If your Pinterest page is about food recipes, don’t try to offer them making money online courses. The point here is that when you create a Pinterest page for Fitness and health don’t try to market Social media services to them, even though it might convert but it’s really not good, it’s like telling Nike to sell iPhones. Nike customers “might” still buy that iPhones but that’s not what Nike is known for.

What affiliate program or product should I promote?
Well, that’s up to you to make the choice of what you’re comfortable promoting because this gonna be a long ride. I can’t tell you which affiliate program or product to promote, I see it as the basic thing we all already know before trying to get traffic.

I want to keep this guide simple so they are some basic things or should I say things you can easily find with a simple google search, I won’t be explaining them here. In as much as I want to hold your hands and cross you over, you still need to walk with your feet.

Now we know where the traffic is coming from and what we’re promoting.

How do I get traffic from Pinterest for my affiliate products?


You need to set up your Pinterest page and boards properly, they need to be keyword optimized. Pinterest is a search engine so you need to make him understand what your page is for and what you will be pinning on your boards.
If you don’t know how to do it, run this search on Google or YouTube (preferably).
"How to set up my Pinterest business page and boards"
Follow the steps and set up your Pinterest business page and boards.

Now our Pinterest page is ready.
Should I start posting pics and videos with my affiliate links?

Well, you can do it but you shouldn’t do it. We don’t want to be that average page that Pinterest bans after a few months or that users never buy their product.
In business packaging matters a lot, how you present yourself and your services matter a lot. We don’t want the first impression they get from you to be that you’re a seller, someone who wants to drain their wallet. The first impression should be that you’re a helper. The advantage to this is that they will always listen to you and you can offer them multiple products later.

How do you present yourself as a helper?
Case study; I will be giving an example of a product I want to promote, from there you will understand me better.
My Pinterest Page is about Fitness and health and the product am promoting is “The ultimate keto meal plan”

Create about 4 boards relating to the Keto diet

Do keyword research on the keto diet: I will use Pinterest for the keyword research.
Type in the main keyword and Pinterest will suggest relating keyword phrases people are searching for. I will copy out all those keyword phrases. If the keyword I got from Pinterest wasn’t enough then I will use keywordtool.io to research for more keyword phrases.

My target is to create 300 pins for the keto diet, even though I might create more depending on how competitive the main keyword is.
I will use Canva to create the pins, add the keyword phrases to the pictures. you can get images from Pinterest or Unsplash (When getting images from Unsplash try and filter the images by portrait so it will be easier for you to edit them on Canva).

If you don’t know how to create pins with Canva, run this search on Google or YouTube (preferably).
“How to create Pinterest pins using Canva” follow the steps properly.

Now my pictures are ready to be pinned on Pinterest but am not going to pin them with my affiliate links.
I need a landing page where I can collect email leads. I use Linktree for this. With Linktree I can easily collect email leads without much tech work. All I need to do is connect it to my Mailchimp account and we’re ready.
Linktree page loads fast and it keeps things simple. I can even add my Shopify products on my Linktree page. For you to collect email leads with Linktree you need the pro account which costs $6 monthly (It’s a very worthy investment).

I will pin those images on Pinterest with my Linktree link. Pinterest doesn’t have a problem you pinning multiple images with Linktree. Your Linktree page descriptions and page name need to be SEO optimized because Pinterest is going to crawl that page. You can also add your affiliate links on the Linktree page.

How to Pin?
Write keyword-optimized titles and descriptions.
Choose a particular number to pin a day.
Use the Pinterest scheduling feature to make your content steady. Create pins 3 to 5 days ahead. This way you don’t have to be creating pins daily.

How to collect email leads and market to them?
You need to offer them high-quality Plr products, this way the user knows you’re helping them and not after their money.
They’re many websites you can easily get free Plr products.

Send two to three emails to your leads weekly.
The first email (Wednesday) will be a free product like a guide, DYI and the second email (Friday or Saturday) will be a perfect sales email. If all the emails you send them are sales letters they will opt out very quickly. If you send them free products every week they are a high chance they will always read your emails and probably convert.

How to rank my pins?
You can create a group board and invite people to join the board. Before you start inviting others to join the board, the board needs to have at least 100 quality pins on it.
Before you invite a user try and make sure they are active on Pinterest (By checking the last time they posted) and they are very interested in that niche (By checking how many of their boards are related to your niche).

This method will cost you $6 monthly on the Linktree Pro account. If $6 is still a problem, you can add only your affiliate links on your Linktree page, this way you won’t collect email leads.

Am trying to show you what works on Pinterest with regard to affiliate marketing, you need to craft out your own strategy from this. Don’t do copy and paste.

If you have any questions or need more clarity at some parts comment below and I will try my possible best to help.
 
Can this be automated?
It depends on the part you want to automate.
You can automate the pin posting part by using the Pinterest Scheduling feature or Tailwind.
Creating Pins, if you don't want to create the pins you can find someone on Fiverr to do that.
You can schedule your email letters weeks ahead with Mailchimp.

It can be automated, it depends on how you want to implement the strategy.
 
Nice one, will try it for sure even though i never made it work on pinterest
 
Never used Linktree before, but it seems a very solid thing for affiliate marketing.
Thanks for the guide
 
Would you also use other pinterest accounts through a proxy to repin your posts? Then have other accounts repin those repins?
 
Nice one, will try it for sure even though i never made it work on pinterest
Pinterest works it depends on what strategy you approach it with.

Never used Linktree before, but it seems a very solid thing for affiliate marketing.
Thanks for the guide
Linktree gets the job done and it loads fast. Not much tech work is needed.

Would you also use other pinterest accounts through a proxy to repin your posts? Then have other accounts repin those repins?
You can do that but it will cost you more and those accounts that you will use to repin it will have to be set up properly and have regular activities like other accounts and not just for repinning your pins. If you don't get it right you will be doing more harm to the main page than good. I have done this method and didn't get good results with it.
The method I recommend is doing proper SEO for your Page, board, and pins, your pins will rank but it won't be instant.
 
Hey OP. Don't write your English isn't perfect, Nice write up mate.

Thanks for sharing this.
 
Proof of earnings?

I mean this method probably looks like a dumbed down version of a previously shared method.
 
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Nice write-up OP
Pinterest is a tricky area to get exposure from
 
Am going to keep this guide simple and straight to the point (no ping pong playing).
My English is not perfect but you’re going to understand what am trying to communicate.

This is January and many people are trying to start a side hustle, like making money online and the question many ask is;
Can I do affiliate marketing without breaking the bank? Well, the answer is a big yes, the only thing is that it will require more work and creativity from you for you to make a sale.

This guide is not about making “$100 daily on Pinterest” The amount of money you can make with it depends on many factors. It is also not a get-rich-quick scheme.

The competition out there is fierce, am not going to sugarcoat it for you, but there is a chance for you to win. If you do the exact same thing everyone is doing then it will be hard for you to make a sale. You need to make your strategies unique, spice them up, add creativity to them.

You can also use this method for CPA marketing and eCommerce stores, like Shopify and co, it will need a little tweak to make it work. Don’t do copy and paste.

Where will the traffic come from?
Pinterest.

Pinterest is a visual search engine with some social media features. A mistake many people make is by treating Pinterest as a social network. Pinterest can be very rewarding, but they’re very strict with their rules, community guidelines.

Choosing products to promote: When promoting don’t try to promote every product you see out they, be selective. Choose one category and stick to it. If your Pinterest page is about food recipes, don’t try to offer them making money online courses. The point here is that when you create a Pinterest page for Fitness and health don’t try to market Social media services to them, even though it might convert but it’s really not good, it’s like telling Nike to sell iPhones. Nike customers “might” still buy that iPhones but that’s not what Nike is known for.

What affiliate program or product should I promote?
Well, that’s up to you to make the choice of what you’re comfortable promoting because this gonna be a long ride. I can’t tell you which affiliate program or product to promote, I see it as the basic thing we all already know before trying to get traffic.

I want to keep this guide simple so they are some basic things or should I say things you can easily find with a simple google search, I won’t be explaining them here. In as much as I want to hold your hands and cross you over, you still need to walk with your feet.

Now we know where the traffic is coming from and what we’re promoting.

How do I get traffic from Pinterest for my affiliate products?


You need to set up your Pinterest page and boards properly, they need to be keyword optimized. Pinterest is a search engine so you need to make him understand what your page is for and what you will be pinning on your boards.
If you don’t know how to do it, run this search on Google or YouTube (preferably).
"How to set up my Pinterest business page and boards"
Follow the steps and set up your Pinterest business page and boards.

Now our Pinterest page is ready.
Should I start posting pics and videos with my affiliate links?

Well, you can do it but you shouldn’t do it. We don’t want to be that average page that Pinterest bans after a few months or that users never buy their product.
In business packaging matters a lot, how you present yourself and your services matter a lot. We don’t want the first impression they get from you to be that you’re a seller, someone who wants to drain their wallet. The first impression should be that you’re a helper. The advantage to this is that they will always listen to you and you can offer them multiple products later.

How do you present yourself as a helper?
Case study; I will be giving an example of a product I want to promote, from there you will understand me better.
My Pinterest Page is about Fitness and health and the product am promoting is “The ultimate keto meal plan”

Create about 4 boards relating to the Keto diet

Do keyword research on the keto diet: I will use Pinterest for the keyword research.
Type in the main keyword and Pinterest will suggest relating keyword phrases people are searching for. I will copy out all those keyword phrases. If the keyword I got from Pinterest wasn’t enough then I will use keywordtool.io to research for more keyword phrases.

My target is to create 300 pins for the keto diet, even though I might create more depending on how competitive the main keyword is.
I will use Canva to create the pins, add the keyword phrases to the pictures. you can get images from Pinterest or Unsplash (When getting images from Unsplash try and filter the images by portrait so it will be easier for you to edit them on Canva).

If you don’t know how to create pins with Canva, run this search on Google or YouTube (preferably).
“How to create Pinterest pins using Canva” follow the steps properly.

Now my pictures are ready to be pinned on Pinterest but am not going to pin them with my affiliate links.
I need a landing page where I can collect email leads. I use Linktree for this. With Linktree I can easily collect email leads without much tech work. All I need to do is connect it to my Mailchimp account and we’re ready.
Linktree page loads fast and it keeps things simple. I can even add my Shopify products on my Linktree page. For you to collect email leads with Linktree you need the pro account which costs $6 monthly (It’s a very worthy investment).

I will pin those images on Pinterest with my Linktree link. Pinterest doesn’t have a problem you pinning multiple images with Linktree. Your Linktree page descriptions and page name need to be SEO optimized because Pinterest is going to crawl that page. You can also add your affiliate links on the Linktree page.

How to Pin?
Write keyword-optimized titles and descriptions.
Choose a particular number to pin a day.
Use the Pinterest scheduling feature to make your content steady. Create pins 3 to 5 days ahead. This way you don’t have to be creating pins daily.

How to collect email leads and market to them?
You need to offer them high-quality Plr products, this way the user knows you’re helping them and not after their money.
They’re many websites you can easily get free Plr products.

Send two to three emails to your leads weekly.
The first email (Wednesday) will be a free product like a guide, DYI and the second email (Friday or Saturday) will be a perfect sales email. If all the emails you send them are sales letters they will opt out very quickly. If you send them free products every week they are a high chance they will always read your emails and probably convert.

How to rank my pins?
You can create a group board and invite people to join the board. Before you start inviting others to join the board, the board needs to have at least 100 quality pins on it.
Before you invite a user try and make sure they are active on Pinterest (By checking the last time they posted) and they are very interested in that niche (By checking how many of their boards are related to your niche).

This method will cost you $6 monthly on the Linktree Pro account. If $6 is still a problem, you can add only your affiliate links on your Linktree page, this way you won’t collect email leads.

Am trying to show you what works on Pinterest with regard to affiliate marketing, you need to craft out your own strategy from this. Don’t do copy and paste.

If you have any questions or need more clarity at some parts comment below and I will try my possible best to help.
Agba, na u oo
 
Proof of earnings?

I mean this method probably looks like a dumbed down version of a previously shared method.
I will be happy if you can point us to the thread. Also, am not going to show you proof of earning just because I shared with you a free method from my heart. "Appreciation goes a long way".
Pinterest doesn't work after 2020.
Pinterest still works for me. Pinterest ranking algorithms changed a bit but it still works. It's not the same thing that worked on Youtube 2 years ago that is still working now.
 
Nice guide op. I am getting views but very very fee clicks.
It's the same story with Twitter.
It seems people just don't want to click.
It seems to me I get more clicks and easily by Google search - seo.

Is there a inherent problem in pintrest and twitter that people don't click links?
 
Is there a inherent problem in pintrest and twitter that people don't click links?
Most people come to these platforms for entertainment. They just scroll through tens of pics without any curiosity or interest. I have several pins of mine with tens of thousands of views but only 5-6 clicks. It's difficult to reach target users on Pinterest but it's worth the effort.
 
Most people come to these platforms for entertainment. They just scroll through tens of pics without any curiosity or interest. I have several pins of mine with tens of thousands of views but only 5-6 clicks. It's difficult to reach target users on Pinterest but it's worth the effort.
Right. So what's the point of these platforms other than social signal?
For twitter and Instagram at least you can buy followers and increase the size of your ego especially if you are some kind of celeb/star.
 
Right. So what's the point of these platforms other than social signal?
For twitter and Instagram at least you can buy followers and increase the size of your ego especially if you are some kind of celeb/star.
Pinterest never made it to the list of elite social media platforms. They appear like poor man's IG. Twitter had a remarkable journey as the darling of celebs until IG left a dent on their market. Everyone knows that Twitter has no future. So, no one showed any interest when they tried to sell the platform. Now, I think IG is ruling the market.
 
Pinterest never made it to the list of elite social media platforms. They appear like poor man's IG. Twitter had a remarkable journey as the darling of celebs until IG left a dent on their market. Everyone knows that Twitter has no future. So, no one showed any interest when they tried to sell the platform. Now, I think IG is ruling the market.
What about blogs? Can they take advantage of IG?
No links except bio link. Also heavily dependent on visuals, not text.
 
What about blogs? Can they take advantage of IG?
No links except bio link. Also heavily dependent on visuals, not text.
IG is a boon to micro-niches. If you want extremely targeted audience, then you can use IG to drive them to your blog. Both IG and Pinterest depend exclusively on visuals. Pinterest used to be image dominant, but they are also preferring video content after Tiktok boom. If you have a specific product or service for a particular group, then you can keep link in bio and drive users with helpful or attractive content.

For example, if you have personalized keto diet for pregnant women in 25-35 age group, then IG will work great. This is the reason why authority News & Magazine sites don't show much interest in IG. Twitter works good for them as it looks like simple News feed for broad/general category.
 
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