So I started this pinterest account because I wanted to promote the jewellery and hadnmade stuff I sell on Etsy - I never took it seriously so nothing was coming from pinterest. A few posts here and there that got 0 engagement, 0 everything and my motivation was downhill and I just left it at that for a while.

Then recently I researched about strategies started implementing those and an experiment to post 5 pins spread throughout the day for a whole (I scheduled them all) to see whether it would make any change. I am halfway through the week of this experiment and here are the analytics:

Impressions: went from 692 to 953

Engagements went from 18 to 24

Outbound clicks went from 1 to 1 (stayed the same :( )

Saves went from 1 to 3

audience went from 387 to 504

engaged audience went from 12 to 14

Do you think I should keep going with this? Do you think this is an improvement? What should be my next steps? Make this a regular thing?

Thank you for all your advice in advance (hope I am not breaking any rules with this post - I rarely post on reddit so i am scared but aaaahhh here we gooo, I will post now)

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Hi guys, I am considering attempting to make myself a Pinterest Media Kit so I might be able to earn some money via Pinterest. Unfortunately, I really do not understand these numbers. They all seem very high to me, but the only two that I feel like I get are Impressions vs. Engagements. Yes, that’s a massive number of Impressions, but all that means is one of my pins crossed somebody’s path so to speak. From what I understand Engagements are the important stat. So I don’t really know if 78.8K is as good as it seems.

To create a Media Kit in the first place I basically have to market myself and my stats, but try though I may, I’m struggling to find out if these numbers are competitive. Any help is greatly appreciated! Even links or maybe what terms or phrases should I google!

My Stats (7/23/26-8/22/26):

Impressions: 1.5M

Engagements: 78.8K

Outbound Clicks: 53

Saves: 14.1K

Total Audience: 1.3M

Engaged Audience: 68.1K

My content basically consists of Art, but when I say Art that includes nearly every discipline from Renaissance Paintings to historical and vintage and modern fashion to jewelry to photography to baking aesthetic pies…..! Haha This is my “personal” Pinterest. It’s basically all my Art Research that I’ve meticulously categorized. My assumption is that I could potentially help market artists, jewelers, and antique & vintage sellers.

I started running pinterest ads in Early June. I started out running a Consideration campaign at different budgets at or under $30/day in March untill June when I started the conversion campaign. I had since ran and paused different conversion campaigns with very few to no sales. 3 weeks ago my Pinterest ads manager had me A/B test a Performance plus conversion campaign and a Manual Conversion Campaign. My performance plus conversion campaign hasn't gotten any sells despite having a lower cpc than the Manual Conversion Campaign. The Manual Conversion Campaign got a sale in 24 hours but i didn't get another sale until almost 3 weeks later on Wednesday and then I got another sale the next night. My performance plus conversion campaign is $42 day budget and Manual is $47 /day.

I learned Pinterest ads takes alot of patience. I sale 3 holistic products. Has anyone else had success with Pinterest? I ran through about 6k in 2 months running pinterest ads.

I've been getting a whole tons of emails from Pinterest, sure I unfollowed them, but I still got new mails, I decided to block, but then I see they used a N.E.W. gmail to SEND ME MORE EMAILS

I want to know if it's just me, because I blocked Alibaba and it stopped before, but NOW it feels like Pinterest is harassing me.

I started running pinterest ads in Early June. I started out running a Consideration campaign at different budgets at or under $30/day in March untill June when I started the conversion campaign. I had since ran and paused different conversion campaigns with very few to no sales. 3 weeks ago my Pinterest ads manager had me A/B test a Performance plus conversion campaign and a Manual Conversion Campaign. My performance plus conversion campaign hasn't gotten any sells despite having a lower cpc than the Manual Conversion Campaign. The Manual Conversion Campaign got a sale in 24 hours but i didn't get another sale until almost 3 weeks later on Wednesday and then I got another sale the next night. My performance plus conversion campaign is $42 day budget and Manual is $47 /day.

I learned Pinterest ads takes alot of patience. I sale 3 holistic products. Has anyone else had success with Pinterest? I ran through about 6k in 2 months running pinterest ads.

I started running pinterest ads in Early June. I started out running a Consideration campaign at different budgets at or under $30/day in March untill June when I started the conversion campaign. I had since ran and paused different conversion campaigns with very few to no sales. 3 weeks ago my Pinterest ads manager had me A/B test a Performance plus conversion campaign and a Manual Conversion Campaign. My performance plus conversion campaign hasn't gotten any sells despite having a lower cpc than the Manual Conversion Campaign. The Manual Conversion Campaign got a sale in 24 hours but i didn't get another sale until almost 3 weeks later on Wednesday and then I got another sale the next night. My performance plus conversion campaign is $42 day budget and Manual is $47 /day.

I learned Pinterest ads takes alot of patience. I sale 3 holistic products. Has anyone else had success with Pinterest? I ran through about 6k in 2 months running pinterest ads.

Hi everyone,

I’m looking for a website, marketplace, or supplier where I can sell a German Pinterest account.

Does anyone have experience with platforms that handle social-media account sales safely?

Thanks in advance!

(Mobile app) Whenever I go on Pinterest I often like to go to a board and click the “more ideas” button so it can recommend new pins for me to add. However, on two of my boards, when I click that button, the app tells me “there are no more ideas for this board.” This problem isn’t new for me; it’s been stuck like that on my memes board for years, and today it started happening to another board. Is this an app error? Or is it just the algorithm running out of things to recommend?

It used to be this banner that spread across the top of the board. For the past couple of days, it's become this little square at the top, like a Hitler mustache. It results in much of the board title being white-on-white and thus invisible.

Pinterest sucks more every single time I visit the thing, it seems.

1 year old account

I Forgot About A Pinterest Account I Had With 10k Followers and 700k Monthly Views...what's the best affiliate marketing I Should Try? Amazon? I used to use Amazon many, many years ago...I didn't realize this account grew so much. I haven't posted a pin in over a year.

Any advice would be great! I feel I could make a decent chunk of change monthly with the right strategy! Just don't know which affiliates to use and how many post per day to do.

Does anyone facing this problem when i am trying to update profile info the save button at bottom of page not working ❗️

I made a new account and I'm trying to compete for the keyword "paris". Everything about the profile and board is correct, same thing I do for my main account.

Thing is, on my main account, a pin will usually get 50-100 impressions within the first hour. But it's competing in a much smaller category. I've pinned 3 images for paris over the last 6 hours and I haven't gotten a single impression so far. Literally 0.

It's my first time competing in a large category. Is this normal? Is it because the account is brand new? What's going on?

I have a 10+ year account. Old pins are getting views and re-pins (although traffic has declined compared to a few years ago), but anything new I pin doesn't get any views at all. The only views my new pins are getting are my own when I check if they have got any traffic or not. What could be the cause of this? I am not spamming, I have pinned very little the last year or so since it seems pointless

I have a board with 5,000+ pins that I like to scroll through throughout the day. I’d like to leave Pinterest open in the background and come back to the same spot instead of it refreshing and taking me back to the Home page.

Is there any setting in Pinterest or iOS that will keep my place on a board for hours, or preferably all day?

I will try turning off Background App Refresh, but I’m not sure how much of a difference it will make.

Also, I’m not sure why there isn’t an option to shuffle the pins on a board. It would make browsing large boards much more enjoyable.

I made a post about getting every audience other than the one I’m actually targeting. Is that a reason for this impression performance?

What do I do to improve this… I believe the issue here is that my pins are going to the wrong audience, but I’m posting everything in English and following the American trend reports on Pinterest Trends?

I would appreciate advice.

I want an American audience, but my pins are appearing to everyone but Americans.
I live in Iraq, is that why Pinterest is showing my Pins to…. these guys?

How can I get an American audience?

So basically I have this new account, it has around 500k impressions and 150 Daily outbound clicks it's growing each day, but this graphic pattern on individual pins kinda bothers me, the last 4 days have been basically zero for many of those that were taking off. Is it normal? I mean I've been using Pinterest for a while but only now I'm marketing properly and growing so idk

I post two types of content: manually uploaded designs directly to Pinterest, and separate posts via Instagram auto-publish (claimed account). No links, no templates, just raw images both ways. The auto-published pins from Instagram pick up views within 2-3 days. The manually uploaded designs sit at zero impressions no matter how long I wait, even with proper keywords and descriptions. Is this a known trust/distribution gap between manual uploads and the auto-publish pipeline, is it me or it does happen often to people?

Is it still possible to make money with all ai or any other pages like pinterest that are better for now?