Pinterest Advertising Agency

For brands whose products people plan for, usually yes. The audience arrives with purchase intent and low brand loyalty, which is a rare combination. If your category is not one people plan visually, we will say so before you spend anything.

This is where the platform is strongest. Your catalogue connects directly, so shopping pins carry live pricing and stock and people can go from an idea to your product page in one step. Home, fashion, food, beauty and gifts tend to perform hardest.

Anyone selling something people plan or picture before buying. Weddings, interiors, fashion, food, beauty, travel and gifting all fit naturally. Businesses selling on urgency or price comparison alone tend to get less from it.

It moves with your category and your creative and a low cost per click means little if those clicks do not buy. We measure yours, improve it, and judge it against what the traffic returns rather than against someone else’s benchmark.

Enough to test several creative approaches and run long enough to see the delayed sales the platform produces. Pinterest journeys are longer than most, so judging it after two weeks will undersell it. We agree a starting point and scale on evidence.

Usually the pin looks like an advert rather than something worth saving, or the landing page does not deliver what the pin promised. After that it is attribution: the sale often arrives weeks later and gets credited elsewhere.

Produces the pins, connects your product feed, builds the keyword and audience targeting, manages the spend and tracks what it returned. On Pinterest the creative and the feed do most of the heavy lifting.

Yes, and the shopping features have matured considerably, which has made it a stronger performance channel than it used to be. What has not changed is that it rewards imagery people actually want to keep.