My journey with Pinterest started in February 2023 after watching a YouTube video where someone shared how they earned $1200+ per month.
I created my first Pinterest account and started working on it. For 9 days, I designed pins, optimized boards, and imagined my first earnings.
But then, out of nowhere, Pinterest suspended my account.
I was shocked and confused. “Why did this happen? What did I do wrong?” I thought. But instead of giving up, I tried again.
I created a second account. This time, it lasted just 2-3 days.
Then I made another account. And another.
In total, I created 13-14 accounts, but every single one got suspended.
This constant failure made me feel helpless. I started to doubt myself. Was I even capable of doing this? After so many tries, I finally gave up.
After 2-3 months, I decided to give Pinterest one last chance. I created another account but didn’t work on it immediately. I just left it as it was, thinking, “If it works, it works. If not, I’m done.”
A few weeks later, I slowly started working on that account.
And to my surprise, it didn’t get suspended!
This time, my niche was women’s fashion, and the account started growing steadily. I kept designing pins and consistently posting. Over time, my account grew to 7 million monthly views!
It felt like a dream come true. After so many failures, I had finally found success. I even sold this account for a good profit
Then I created 7-8 Pinterest accounts, and they didn’t get suspended. Finally, I started working on one of them in the weight loss niche.
I created a new account in the weight loss niche and started promoting affiliate products on ClickBank.
At first, it was slow. For 48 days, nothing happened. But after 48 Days Got 1st sale. After that, sales started coming regularly. By August, I had earned over $800+ in commissions.
Just when things were going great, something unexpected happened:
My ClickBank account got suspended.
I was shocked and panicked. I emailed their support team repeatedly, but they didn’t help. I tried creating new accounts using different methods, but they also got banned.
Stats of my pinterest account
After trying everything, I realized there was no way forward. Heartbroken, I decided to stop affiliate marketing altogether. I sold my Pinterest account and moved on.
These days, I work in graphic design and video editing, managing projects for clients through my small agency. The work is satisfying, but I still think about Pinterest sometimes.
I’m now planning to start a Pinterest growth service to help others grow their accounts. But the main question is: Where will I find clients?
If you have any questions about Pinterest, affiliate marketing, or anything else, feel free to ask me.