Make Pinterest Pins for Affiliate Products

Everything these days, I question. Is this even real? Stop making Pinterest pins that look like boring Pinterest ads. >> [music] >> I'm not sure about you, but I'm really sick of being sold to. And I think that a lot of people actually feel the exact same way. Not only that, but everything these

days, I question. Is this even real? How do I even know that this is real? Am I in a simulation? I'm unsure. And the one thing that I like to do or that I used to like to do is go on Pinterest and browse and dream and pin things to my Pinterest boards. And now

it just seems like a big slop fest full of products. So, I want to, if it's going to become a product marketplace, which is seemingly where we're headed, I want to at least train a few people on how to make better affiliate marketing pins. There's a few people in the membership who are doing this really well. I really

wish I would have reached out to them ahead of making this video and asked for permission to showcase their work, but I did not. So, we have to do this ourselves. So, in this video, I'm going to show you this process. We're going to talk about the kind of strategy behind making affiliate pins.

You compare this together with previous videos I just did here on the channel like the strategy behind making product pins. And the types of Pinterest pins that you should be making for your Pinterest strategy, which is impression-led, save-led, click-led. I'm not going to get into the weeds of all of that today. We're really honing in on one specific

thing in this video, and that is making affiliate marketing Pinterest pins that look better and that help you actually do the job. So, that's what we're going to get into. Now, we are constantly being sold to everywhere you look, especially as Americans, because you drive down the street and there's 25-ft by 18-ft billboards just whipping