How To Make $1,000 Per Day On Pinterest – Pinterest is Still Alive!

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The video is about making money with Pinterest and affiliate marketing. The speaker claims to have made $11,000 per day using Pinterest and affiliate marketing. He shares his results and explains how to set up a campaign on Pinterest to promote affiliate products.

Here are the key points:

1. The speaker recommends finding high-paying affiliate products with a commission of at least $500 to $1,000 per sale.
2. He uses ClickBank as an example of a platform where you can find affiliate products.
3. To create a Pinterest campaign, you need to set up a landing page using Canva, ClickFunnels, or WordPress.
4. The speaker recommends targeting specific keywords on Pinterest, such as “make money online” and “online business”.
5. He shows how to target specific audience segments, including people interested in making money online and online business.
6. The speaker claims that by following his strategy, you can earn passive income and build a successful online business.

The video is an affiliate marketing pitch, and the speaker is promoting his own training program to help viewers get started with affiliate marketing.

Some of the specific steps he shared include:

* Finding high-paying affiliate products on platforms like ClickBank
* Creating a landing page using Canva, ClickFunnels, or WordPress
* Targeting specific keywords on Pinterest
* Creating multiple images with different text and colors to test which ones perform better
* Posting multiple images per day on Pinterest
* Adding a title, description, and link to the Pinterest post
* Building an email list and sending out daily emails to promote affiliate products

Overall, the video provides a general overview of how to make money with Pinterest and affiliate marketing, but it is primarily a sales pitch for the speaker’s training program.