It’s kinda like a native ad inside a bunch of other relevant content. In the image above you can see the new pin I added where the red arrow is. How To Post Affiliate Links On Pinterest-”The Old Way”
In my case, I’m promoting Ted’s Woodworking so I’ll pull that page up. Then, open up the sales page for the product you want to promote. It just makes it easier to pin stuff right from your browser window. If you don’t already have the Pinterest browser button… you can get that here. I say “the old way” because I personally think my “new way” is so much better… even though “the old way” still works.īefore I reveal my super-sneaky, awesome “new way”… let me walk you through “the old way” because I still suggest doing this too. Here’s how… How To Post Affiliate Links On Pinterest (The Old Way) What if I wanted to promote a Clickbank product like, Ted’s Woodworking? Or, in the case of Amazon, I could pin a product page… except that Amazon doesn’t allow their affiliates to promote products on Pinterest. I’m basically limited to pinning sales pages. While that’s cool and everything… that limits what I can pin. Most of what I found was talking about Pinterest’s decision to allow affiliate links again back in May of 2016.Įverything else I found basically told me to find an affiliate product to promote, pin the affiliate product’s page, and then go back and edit the URL of the pin and add my affiliate link. I was surprised at how little help the results were that I found on the first page of Google.
The other day I went over to Google and typed in “how to post affiliate links on Pinterest”… because I’ve been wanting to test this traffic source out for quite a while now. I only recommend products I personally use (and LOVE) myself. Some of the links in this post are affiliate links.
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