Anku (Pinterest Niche Blogger)

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I believe success on Pinterest largely depends on the approach you take to drive traffic. Many creators are applying a Google SEO mindset to Pinterest, but what worked on Google (especially pre-HCU) doesn’t necessarily work here. Pinterest's Chief Content Officer, Malik Ducard, has confirmed that links are here to stay. So yes, you can still use Pinterest to drive traffic to your blog, e-commerce site, or other platforms. The problem? People are spamming the platform. AI-generated posts with no human fact-checking, AI images, and an over-reliance on TOBI Pins are everywhere. There’s a strong desire to gain a quick traffic boost without putting in the work to create high-quality content. But that approach doesn’t hold up on Pinterest. If you're lucky, maybe Bing will send you some traffic instead.😅 Another thing to note: any platform driven by algorithms will always be somewhat volatile...especially if your account is still a baby. A smarter strategy is to run multiple accounts in different niches. Relying on a single account and making broad assumptions based on it is risky. Just because one account performs well doesn’t mean your second will, and vice versa. One failing doesn’t mean all future efforts will fail too. Pinterest is still a fantastic traffic source, but it’s not a magic fix. It requires real effort: original content, especially Support Pins that offer genuine value. Overdoing TOBI Pins...especially with new accounts...often looks spammy. I’ve seen this pattern a lot recently, and I actually shared a related case in one of my previous newsletters, where I audited an account. My best advice? Focus on valuable content and diversify your efforts across multiple accounts. And don't worry people are still driving good traffic from Pinterest.

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If you've already covered seasonal content, evergreen content, and still have time to create a few more Pins, definitely give trends a shot for a traffic boost. For instance, on one of our sites, we've seen trending content add over $600 in just one month to our revenue, and more than $1000 overall. If you can't manage more than 5 Pins a day, then focusing only on evergreen and seasonal content makes sense.

Pinterest is working on a new feature that will let users hide AI-generated/modified images for their interests. Still creating Pins with AI tools? It might be time to rethink your strategy! And no, removing metadata won’t solve the problem!

Pinterest is removing 'Visit Site' button for some accounts? ...Here's why👇🧵

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If I can find 10 strong keywords for an account, I’ll still publish 10 Pins a day, backed by high-quality, relevant articles. 🤺 Imo, the 'Less is More' approach really means ... Focus on posting engaging (non-AI pins), link to genuinely valuable content, and most importantly.. avoid repeating the same stuff. Seriously, what’s the point of publishing the same article month after month, even if you change up the pin titles? And I’ve seen a big brand lose traction on Pinterest because they kept pushing the same 40 - 50 articles over and over. Man, it’s 2025....change strategies!

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