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Pinterest didn’t stop with the improved features above. The platform also teamed with Pear Commerce and MikMak, ecommerce-streamlining platforms that help facilitate online purchases. The former, Pinterest’s free platform, lets advertisers readily place where-to-buy links through Pinterest Ad Manager, helping shoppers access thousands of retailers in 165,000 stores. MikMak’s existing brand partners profit from the coupling of MikMak’s where-to-buy technology and Pinterest Ads Manager, accelerating sales while also helping brands benefit from a process guided by richer analytics.
While these newly introduced Pinterest features commandeer rapt attention from brands, they’re by no means the only way marketers can profit. Read on for more.
- Visuals stir emotions. Pinterest’s reliance on still visuals or videos lets brands with aesthetically pleasing products reach customers at a visceral level. That emotion-driven response helps brands create greater engagement and brand loyalty.
- Strong staying power. Posts on Instagram or X tend to disappear quickly. Not so Pinterest content. Pins can continue to benefit brands’ engagement and traffic for years after they’re posted, providing maximum return for a minimal investment of time.
- Focus the impact. Pinterest also empowers brands to optimize results by zeroing in on niche audiences more attuned to their products or services. Use of descriptive keywords can draw highly targeted audiences, enabling marketing dollars to s-t-r-e-t-c-h further.
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