Using Pinterest to promote your products is a wonderful thing. Next to giving you a whole lot of exposure, you can also track how Pinterest posts lead to sales in your Spreadshop. Check it out!<\/p>\n
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Pinterest is about community. People follow boards and other users. The opportunity to interact with what you offer and share it with others offers great potential to enlarge your target group. What\u2019s more, Pinterest boards aren\u2019t just lists \u2013 they show people\u2019s dreams and aspirations. Having your Spreadshop engage in a meaningful way with the driving spirit of Pinterest is priceless.<\/p>\n
As a marketing tool, \u201cPinteresting\u201d means major views and traction for your Spreadshop. Until now you could not see how your Pinterest Pins lead to shop sales or potential sales. This has now changed! The data you\u2019ll receive will offer you a great insights that you can use to optimize your Pinterest Pins.<\/p>\n
Creating a Pinterest Tag is the first step to connecting your Pinterest Pins with your Spreadshop:<\/p>\n
More details can be found here<\/a>.<\/p>\n You can add a Pinterest Tag in the Partner Area to set up a connection between Pinterest and your Spreadhop. The feature can be found in Shop Settings > Marketing > Web Analytics > Pinterest Tag ID<\/strong>. \u00a0The Pinterest tag (basically a piece of JavaScript code) helps generate information on conversion rates to target an audience based on correlated sales. If you\u2019re interested in the details, you\u2019ll find a description of how that works here<\/a>.<\/p>\n Learning about your customers behavior means being able to increase your sales. Once you have found out which of your Pinterest Pins have contributed to Spreadshop sales, you know what kind of products and designs have attracted interest and can streamline future Pins accordingly.<\/p>\n Go to Settings<\/a><\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"What do I need to do in the Partner Area?<\/strong><\/h2>\n
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