Pinterest Ads for brands that sell to people already planning to buy.
Pinterest users are often actively planning a purchase, home decor, fashion, food, events, not just scrolling. Most brands still aren’t advertising here.
The problem: a high-intent channel most brands never try
Pinterest’s ad auction has less competition than Meta or Google in most categories, largely because fewer brands think to advertise there.
What it costs you to wait
Every quarter without a Pinterest presence is a quarter of first-mover advantage handed to whichever competitor tries it first, lower CPMs don’t stay low forever once a category gets discovered.
Our approach
The Cyborg Performance Loop, applied to Pinterest’s visual discovery intent.
01
Diagnose
Assess whether your product category and visuals genuinely fit Pinterest’s discovery-intent behavior.
02
Build
Structure Shopping and Standard Pin campaigns around real browsing and seasonal planning.
03
Test
Creative testing suited to Pinterest’s visual-first format.
04
Scale
Expand budget into what performs, integrate with existing paid-media reporting.
What's included
Shopping & Standard Pin campaigns
Structured around how people actually browse and plan on Pinterest.
Creative for visual discovery
Pin design suited to Pinterest’s aspirational, planning-oriented browsing.
Seasonal audience targeting
Built around Pinterest’s unique seasonal planning patterns.
This works best for
eCommerce brands in home decor, fashion, food, events, or DIY categories
Brands with strong existing product photography
This probably isn't a fit if
Your product category has no visual or aspirational browsing behavior
You have no budget for category-appropriate creative
Promoted Pins appear within users’ natural browsing and search feed, targeted by interest, keyword, or audience, with Shopping-specific formats for product catalogs.