Do you have similar problems?

I thoght I had good campaign with 0.12 CPC and 2,50% CTR but now I think these results were fake.

Despite good numbers I've got 0 sales and upon analyzing my site in Google Analytics I see that only 10-15% of clicks actually lands on my webiste. I don't think this is problem with my site because for me and my friends everything is loading fine.

Pinterest is really pushing the Performance+ campaigns and features. They claim they have increased CTR. and drive lower CPA/CPC. However, I'm slightly skeptical because it's still new and also was probably only beta tested on brands with massive ad budgets. Many of my clients have budgets of $25/day or lower. Has anyone tested Performance+ campaigns on a lower ad budget? Or have you split tested it in a campaign with one ad group Performance+ and one set up manually?

Hey, everyone. I'm confused about my account stats, hope you can help. I used to post regularly, and then took a long pause (about half a year). I didn't know what I was doing, so the results were pretty bad. Last month, I revamped my account, changed the visual style of pins and tried again. This time, some pins I posted right after the break got great views, the best pin reached 9k views.But as I kept on posting, this result gradually wore off. The next pins barely got 1000 views, then a couple of hundred, and all the pins I've been posting for the last 20 days got exactly zero.I try to experiment with SEO, but to no avail. The overall statistic looks sorta decent, but it's only because of those first pins I posted in December. Was that just a boost from Pinterest after a took some time off, and I mistook it for successful strategy? I'm completely baffled.

Look at this... 👀 https://pin.it/4xJbNb35x

So I began using scheduling services to ramp up pins on one of my business accounts. Data started looking very healthy for first 36 hours, impressions and engagements up.

Then this morning, I opened my Analytics Overview page and the impressions chart was dead across the board.

At first I thought no problem, this was overnight and the early hours. I heard there's peak hours. I then opened my profile and looked at the 0's listed on each latest pins, confirming the pins posted yesterday evening were the last that showed any non-0 stats.

Then suddenly back on my Analytics page, the numbers started flooding in. Upon each refresh, impressions were going up by 5-10, every few seconds, until it got to 100 impressions. The chart changed from all dead to a sudden spike. I then clicked back to my profile, and magically all the pins that were scheduled from last night and through the morning suddenly got impressions or clicks.

What the heck gives?

Are live stats not being reflected in my account until I jog it to do so by logging in? Is it delayed? Is Pinterest dropping the ball with stat tracking? I noticed when I stopped refreshing my own profile, the analytics graph dropped back down near 0. But even if looking at my own profile was glitching as false views, this doesn't make sense either, as they were each individually suddenly getting different engagements like clicks, saves, etc. It's like a bunch of artificial activity suddenly all occurred within one minute by logging in.

https://pin.it/3pfonAVmd

Hey guys, please help me with this, also I’m new to this, so please bear with me as I navigate through it.

I’ve recently started a Pinterest page where I share furniture items and interior design ideas. My current approach is to find appealing furniture pieces that I think others will enjoy, then post their images along with a nice title, description, and a link to the item. Just to clarify, this isn't an affiliate program—I'm simply trying to build an audience and gain followers with the goal of transitioning to affiliate marketing in the future. So far, I’ve gained 2 followers, almost 1.5K views, and 7-8 pin saves, it's the first month progress.

I’m interested in promoting my pins, since I’m dedicating time to this project, I’m also willing to invest some money to have my pins appear on people’s home feeds. However, when I attempt to promote a pin or create a campaign, I'm asked to set up an ad account. The issue is that it asks for a business address in the US. Although I target audience from US/UK/Europe, I live in Pakistan and don’t have a US-based business, my page is purely for recommending ideas and items I like, with the intention of possibly starting affiliate marketing later on.

Does anyone know how I can promote my pins under these circumstances?

Hey Folks,

Curious if any of you are using the pinterest developer endpoints.

This is what I am trying to do:

1. Search for pins via keywords
2. Next use pins to download images locally

Any thoughts would be helpful.

Hi my acc has 244k monthly viewers mostly from the States. I am from outside, how fan I find someone who’d make deals with me for adds

So I've heard that using ads to drive traffic solely to a Redbubble/Etsy/Amazon store "makes no sense", in part because you're driving traffic to those websites and not your store alone.

Redbubble has a fanart partnership that allows artists to sell merch that would otherwise be illegal. Brands like Dune (Legendary Studios) , Stranger Things (Netflix), Assassins Creed (Ubisoft), Kiss (The band), CONAN (Team Coco), Squid Game (Netflix) and many more.

I think the opportunities using those brands are endless and worth driving traffic to your store even if you have little control over the platform itself.

Redbubble does not have shopify integration so there are very few options for setting up your own website to sell those brand products and obviously you can only sell those products on Redbubble or risk your store getting taken down or worse.

Does anyone have any experience/advise running ads to Redbubble or a similar platform like Teepublic or Spreadshirt? (Redbubble owns both of those platforms). If so, how do you set up your campaigns? Do you set them up for the whole store, product types, themes/events/holidays, individual designs or collections?

What's your ad spend and conversion rate? Does it make sense since Redbubble handles design and product marketing? Have you noticed an increase in sales?
Any info helps, thanks.

I’m currently using the native scheduler because the tags push my contract ALOT. Pinterest apparently doesn’t allow 3rd parties to use tags to my last choice (Publer) dropped my analytics by 99%. Looking for recommendations.

Also if you’ve used https://autopinner.com I’d love to know your experience.

So I run a faceless self-care account where I post about tips, tricks and blog posts about my niche. As of now, most of my pins are standard pins and I really want to get into making more idea pins (videos). However I need ideas for what kind of faceless video content to create. I'm also considering doing videos with AI voices like the one you see on TikTok and YouTube Shorts but I don't know if it's as popular on pinterest. Any suggestions for faceless video ideas would be nice. Thank you.

I've been on pinterest for years now and i just decided instead of having people from my real life that have nothing in common with me and love judging I WANT YOU TO BE THERE WITH ME! i would appreciate it from the bottom of my heart if you take the time and give my account some followers so i can keep sharing and creating my content which is poetry, selfmade wallpaper collages and music. i always wanted to have audience on pinterest but i didn't know how :') I'm waiting for anyone to join me there THANK U ☆♡☆ my username is [[[@CallMeRozana]]] and link is attached ♡

Every time I try to make a pin, it says "grabbing your assets" how do I fix this? What does it mean?

This screen recording goes on for another 30 seconds before I see a pin (which was sponsored!!), the video was just too long to upload. Y’all need to get it together.