Discovery strategy
Explore the needs and searches through which products are discovered.
Plan Pinterest advertising around visual discovery, product catalogues and shopping intent.
Prepare a short brief ↗Pinterest Ads management includes audience and market assessment, Pin creative, catalogue requirements, campaign setup and conversion tracking. We consider discovery and purchase within the same measurement framework.
Potentially relevant to home, interiors, fashion and visually demonstrable products. Suitability depends on target country and customer journey; the channel is not recommended automatically.
Explore the needs and searches through which products are discovered.
Test imagery, messages and product storytelling together.
Check product data, destinations and tagging needs.
Read discovery contribution and sales alongside attribution windows.
Deliverables, schedule, access and exclusions are agreed in writing during proposal preparation.
Review categories, planning cycles and markets. Evaluate Pinterest against visual product appeal and available content.
Check product data, formats and destination pages. Align campaign goals with conversion measurement.
Compare saves and clicks with store conversions. Plan new visual tests by product and search theme.
Saves, outbound clicks and purchases describe different stages. Make decision cycles and attribution limits explicit in reporting.
Indicators depend on business objectives and the measurement setup. One metric cannot describe the whole business outcome.
No. Organic Pins and paid campaigns are separate activities that can be planned together.
No. Audience behaviour, language, demand and platform availability need market-specific assessment.
Readable creative showing products in context and fitting platform formats. Production scope is agreed separately.
Which product categories and target countries need new customers?
We review your goals and starting position, then agree scope, timing and fees in writing.
Complete the short form. Your request is saved directly for our team to review.
Prepare a short brief