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🚨 Pinterest LOVES This Content (But It Pays Less)

David Kowalski

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🚨 Pinterest LOVES This Content (But It Pays Less)

588 просмотров · 21 час назад
David Kowalski
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588 просмотров · 21 час назад
👉 Grow FASTER On Pinterest (Community+Tools): https://www.skool.com/pin-lions/ Not all Pinterest traffic is worth the same, and this has nothing to do with RPM or which country somebody is in. The article they landed on decides almost everything, and the articles Pinterest pushes hardest are very often the ones that pay you the least. Every article on your site is doing one of three jobs. It is giving somebody inspiration, or information, or it is helping them make a decision. They behave completely differently once somebody arrives, and almost every site I look at is missing the third category entirely. In this one I go through why the natural drift of any Pinterest site is towards its own least commercial half, the five second test you can run on any article, the ratio I would aim at, and the misdiagnosis this explains. Because when somebody has twenty thousand clicks and no affiliate income, the usual conclusion is that the products are wrong or the audience is cheap. Usually the offer was never the problem. The traffic never reached it. The fix takes one afternoon. No new niche, no new pins, and no more traffic than you already have. 0:00 What you wrote decides it 0:43 Three jobs every article does 1:12 Inspiration 1:54 Information 2:28 Decision, the smallest slice 3:02 The natural drift 3:39 Every page needs an exit 4:22 Pin Lions 5:08 The five second test 5:36 The ratio to aim at 6:12 The misdiagnosis this explains 6:48 Where a link actually belongs 7:18 Label your top ten 7:44 Three things this week 8:10 Close Join Pin Lions: https://skool.com/pin-lions