Whats the best method for making money from pinterest ?
- Thread starter amourade
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- Sep 7, 2017
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Don't do this, I'll recommend you grow your account organically. Take keyword research seriously the way you would for SEO.
Weird question to ask. The same way you make money from SEO traffic.
amourade
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Yes but to grow pinterest page with seo and keywords and posting high quality content it takes long time
amourade
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But i think you cant make money by sharing pins on piterest im wrong ?
MayaFernandez
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- Jan 15, 2026
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Long-term traffic is where Pinterest shines.
mr_chip_douglas
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Pinterest monetization works via affiliate marketing (linking to products), display ads on your own website/blog you drive traffic to, and selling digital products (e-books, templates). Running Pinterest ads is for traffic acquisition, not direct monetization; use them to grow your audience, then convert that audience through one of the methods above.
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the best way to make money on Pinterest involves combining affiliate marketing,
selling your own products (physical or digital), and creating sponsored content,
all driven by strong Pinterest SEO
Forget everything you've been told; none of the answers make sense:
1. Fuck SEO—It’s fine to incorporate it down the line, but making money on Pinterest without investing in ads is practically impossible.
2. Fuck Affiliate Marketing—If you want to post 1,000 posts and make €10 with an Amazon affiliate link, that’s great, but the time and effort involved just doesn’t make sense.
3. Fuck Fancy Ads—The simplest, shortest ads always work best.
4. Fuck Ad Copy - No one reads Pinterest copy; it literally doesn’t show up when you scroll, and if it does, no one reads it.
5. Look for visual content - Pinterest is all about trends and visuals; if you find something eye-catching, you’ll have a competitive edge.
Golden tip: Go for volume—it’ll always work better. I see a lot of so-called “Pinterest experts” around here who’ll argue with what I’m saying. I’ve been doing this for years and make a living from what I generate on Pinterest, not from posting stuff here. I’m leaving a screenshot of one of my accounts selling products online, if someone want to talk and improve Pin results let me know.
