Get Paid To Use Pinterest

Ever wonder if you can really get paid to use Pinterest?

You’re not alone.

Pinterest is hugely popular. So, popular, in fact, it has grown from an invite-only place to organize thoughts to a mega visual search engine.

And it’s not just all DIY, recipes, and fashion. Businesses, bloggers (myself included), and affiliate marketers of all niches have found Pinterest to be a powerhouse of social traffic, shares, and money.

And because Pinterest is a revenue generator for millions, it also means it’s completely 100% possible to get paid to use Pinterest.

Here’s how.

Get Paid To Use Pinterest as a Virtual Assistant

You know all those bloggers, businesses, and affiliate marketers I just mentioned?

Well, they need help with their Pinterest presence. You see, Pinterest has the potential to generate a ton of revenue — when done right. And doing Pinterest right from a business standpoint requires a lot of time, energy, and effort.

That’s where you come in.

As a Pinterest Virtual Assistant, you can help others perfect their Pinterest game (and literally get paid to use Pinterest all day).

Some things a Pinterest VA might do:

• Set up a new Pinterest account
• Create boards that fit within a particular brand
• Find and approach group boards to join
• Make pins that pop using free tools like Canva
• Automate Pinterest accounts using schedulers like BoardBooster
• Find, follow, and unfollow boards and fellow pinners

Sound interesting?

Head on over to Become a Pinterest VA Today. There, you can learn the pro tips needed to launch your own successful Pinterest VA biz from scratch.

You already love Pinterest right? Why not get paid to use Pinterest? You can!

The best place to start is by following the no-fail blueprint provided by Become a Pinterest VA Today, so you can quickly go from Pinterest user to Pinterest powerhouse in a snap.

Become A Pinterest Affiliate Marketer

Another way to get paid to use Pinterest is by becoming an affiliate marketer. And it couldn’t be simpler to get going ASAP.

First things first, start a blog. (It’s much easier and more affordable than you think!).

Why start a blog?

It’s much more effective to be a blogger that uses Pinterest as a platform to promote affiliate pins than it is to simply use Pinterest to pin affiliate stuff all day every day.

You see, affiliate marketing is only effective if you promote authentically. An easy way to be an authentic promoter is to build an audience that actually trusts you and is interested in products you promote.

When you blog regularly, you start to build that loyal audience. And that translates to more money for you as an affiliate marketer. Remember, the end goal is to get paid to use Pinterest.

You can absolutely accomplish this goal by creating a smart affiliate marketing strategy that uses a combination of Pinterest and blogging.

Set Up Shop And Start Selling Buyable Pins

Are you a maker? Designer? Creator? Crafter?

It’s no secret that you can use your creativity to set up shop online. Entire platforms, like Etsy, were built to help creatives, like you, sell their handmade creations to millions of shoppers.

But did you know that you can also use Pinterest to sell your stuff?

It’s true!

Pinterest has something called “buyable pins.”

That means you can turn your designs, art, and creations into pins that users can click on and purchase — without ever having to leave Pinterest.

How cool is that?

Buyable pins make it super easy to get paid to use Pinterest! After all, people go on Pinterest for inspiration.

That is, they’re looking for decorating tips, gift ideas, fashion choices, and other visual inspo for their next project, event, or celebration.

And when someone is in the planning stage, eventually they’re looking to buy. That’s where your buyable pins come into play!

My favorite platform for turning your designs into buyable pins is Shopify. In fact, Shopify not only makes it easy to create buyable pins that help you get paid to use Pinterest — it makes it super simple to sell digital products on autopilot. Meaning you can get paid to use Pinterest and earn passive income. Talk about a win win!

Get Paid To Use Pinterest

A whopping 200 million people use Pinterest every single month! With so many active users (and more joining every day), it’s easy to see how you can actually get paid to use Pinterest.

So, whether you want to get paid to pin for others as a Pinterest Virtual Assistant or decide to try your hand as an affiliate marketer, you can earn a substantial income from Pinterest.

Some resources to check out as an aspiring pro-pinner:

Become A Pinterest VA Today 

A comprehensive, self-paced online course that’ll teach you EVERYTHING (and I do mean everything) you need to know to go from hobby pinner to professional Pinterest master.

The course and materials included is a super affordable option to help you jump-start your career as a Pinterest Virtual Assistant.

Start A Blog Tutorial 

No matter your interests, you can create a money-making blog from scratch. Once you have your blog up and running, it becomes easy to get paid to use Pinterest. In fact, once I started blogging affiliate marketing with Pinterest is how I went from $0 to $2,000+ a month in affiliate sales. If I can do it, you can too 💪🏻

Canva

I’ve been using Canva for years for ALL of my graphic design needs. This free online design tool makes it easy for even the most design-challenged to create irresistibly-pinnable pins!

Did I mention it’s free?

Whether you want to create buyable pins or affiliate pins to promote your partnerships, Canva is an easy-to-use tool to do just that. In fact, they have beautiful, free templates you can use to transform blog posts, affiliate products, and goods for sale into click-worthy, money-making images!

Shopify 

Ready to set up shop on your own? Give Shopify a try for free for 2 weeks. In that tme, you’ll see just how easy it is to dive into Ecommerce and create buyable pins that allow you to get paid to use Pinterest.

Questions? Comments? Concerns?

Hit me with them in the comment section below! I’m always here to help.

Happily,

Ashlee

Psst! This post contains affiliate links. They’re a way for me to earn a little extra cash by referring products and services I use and love. Learn more about affiliate links by checking out my disclosure statement.