I won’t lie to you, this part might be challenging. So you’ve finally picked a niche you want to promote products in and now its time to find the right affiliate programs. You also can’t determine which niche will work well without a Pinterest account. Well, you can’t determine what affiliate programs will work well on Pinterest without finding out whether the niche you’re targeting is relevant on Pinterest. I know I know, you’re probably wondering why we didn’t start with this from the start. Narrow down a niche that interests you and find affiliate programs that are the right fit. If you’re new to Pinterest, you’ll probably want to niche down. The same can be the case if you’d like to go the multi-niche route. From DIY, to makeup, outfit ideas and more. If you already had a personal Pinterest account, you probably already had boards that had pins in different categories. You know what they say, the riches are in the niches.

I have a FREE E-book that teaches you how to properly Search Engine Optimize your Pinterest Business account for conversions. Without a properly optimized Pinterest Business account, getting conversions will be hard and you’ll end up getting little to no affiliate sales. One of the most important parts in creating a Pinterest Business account is properly Search Engine Optimizing it. Your Pinterest Business account is now created. Put in your business name, pick the category your business falls under and choose 5 topics which interest you. Go to Pinterest for Business, put in your email and choose a password. How to create a Pinterest Business accountĬreating a Pinterest Business account is simple and straightforward. If you’re doing affiliate marketing on Pinterest, you’ll need access to analytics so go ahead and create a business account if you don’t have one. Pinterest analytics help you with understanding how your content is performing and whether you’re getting conversions. The most important one here for you will be access to analytics. You get to use the name of your business unlike a personal account where you can only use your first and last name.Pinterest Business accounts come with access to things such as: Affiliates make money on Pinterest by promoting their affiliate links and getting a commission from every sale made from the links on their pins.

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