Pin2Profit

I wanted to see if Pin2Profit AI holds up beyond the first review, so I set up a brand new Pinterest account, a new niche and a new campaign from scratch. I also checked how my first campaign was doing.

Early results from my first campaign

My coffee bar campaign from the first video had 3 pins published. Inside Pinterest, those pins were already getting impressions and clicks on a brand new account.

That tells me the scheduling and pin creation worked fine. It is a small sample, but it is a good sign.

Finding a niche with Pin Niche Miner

I found the idea in Pin Niche Miner, the bonus tool you get from me if you pick up Pin2Profit. I browsed all niches, filtered to micro and easy difficulty, and still had almost 200 niches to look through.

I picked barn jacket outfits because of the opportunity score. The listing shows the audience (women 22 to 45, into country and equestrian style), growth information and extra keywords.

Setting up the Pinterest account

I used the account setup tool for the first time here. I entered the niche, category, Amazon as the offer and my tracking ID, then generated an optimized account.

It gave me an account name, handle, tagline, boards and SEO keywords. I copied those into Pinterest and upgraded to a business account, which is free but required.

It also generated a profile picture and cover banner. What you are paying for is simplicity and efficiency, and this saves real time if you are trying to scale. I used Safari because Chrome has issues with Pinterest for me.

The strategy view gives a 30 day plan with content mix and pinning times. The PDF button saves boards and keywords, but not the images, so download those before you leave.

Creating the campaign

I created a campaign with Amazon affiliate as the offer and casual barn jacket ideas as the keyword. I picked a product, added my tracking ID and uploaded a product image myself. I believe Pro automates that part.

I set 3 pins per day, a 7 day schedule and let it run. It reported progress as it went: campaign record, pin images, AI pin copy and an affiliate product page, ending with 21 pins.

The pin images and affiliate page

The AI images mostly came out really well, with mannequins and real people wearing the jackets. A couple failed, so I recreated them. I didn't like the purple curated finds pin.

The affiliate page image wasn't great either. I swapped in pins with people, split them around the features and pros and cons, and the images are pinnable.

Publishing and scheduling

I published the page to Netlify with the Pro button. The affiliate page URL filled back into the campaign automatically, which I liked. With only the front-end offer, you download the page and do extra manual steps.

For scheduling, I picked the board and a 3 day warmup. Same day scheduling failed because the start date must be in the future, so I started the next day at 9 AM with 18 pins scheduled.

My verdict

Pin2Profit does what it promises: research, account setup, pins, a page and a schedule in one flow. The built-in page is fine for simple pages, but I would build better homepages and affiliate pages separately.

I didn't give a rating in my video. I'm optimistic about the high quality, product driven approach, with a few pins per day, but the account is brand new so results are still early.