Scientific Advertising On Pinterest, Part 1 Of 10

Last week I did a webinar with Jeanna Pool, the Amazon #1 best selling author of Marketing For Solos. And we were talking about the normal stuff, blah, blah, blah, you know the usual marketing on Pinterest stuff, then I made this comment and it totally caught her attention and she asked me too explain what I was talking about – and show her the details because she had never heard Pinterest explained ‘that way’.

What was I talking about?

I was describing the Pinterest founder, Ben Silbermann, and I said,

He worked At Google On The Display Ad Team, So we should think about Pinterest like a cascading collection of Display Ads…” 

Doesn’t that make sense? And if you do, there are infinite possibilities that come to your mind.

Can you make the mental leap to consider…

Pinterest – a cascading collection of Display Ads?

If so, you’ve just begun on your journey toward scientific advertising on Pinterest. Of course we’ll be guided by classic gurus on this journey like Claude Hopkins and his great book, My Life In Advertising, and other advertising masters too. Stick around.

 

Published by Jason Miles

Jason Miles is the CEO of of OmniRocket, a Seattle based ecommerce consulting and SAAS company, and the author of the Bestselling Pinterest Power. He regularly partners with leading online groups and sites including, the American Marketing Association, IBM's Connectchat, Social Media Examiner, Profnet, Marketingprofs, and similar groups.

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