Category Archives: Selling On Pinterest

Selling A Service On Pinterest, Part 5 of 5,

Customer feedback, third party endorsements, and recommendations, help you establish credibility in a way that you simply cannot do in your own words. Words have power – other people’s words about you have more power (in the marketplace) than your own words about you. 5 Ways To enhance Your Credibility On Pinterest: Systematically collect yourContinue reading “Selling A Service On Pinterest, Part 5 of 5,”

Selling A Service On Pinterest, Part 4 of 5, Pinterest For Photographers, Pastors and Teachers

Sometimes we are confused about the differences between 4 things. The 4 things are the pillars upon which we receive money from other people. The 4 things are not complicated. And anyone who is trying to maximize their earnings should go up to a mountain top and meditate upon this stuff. Here are the 4Continue reading “Selling A Service On Pinterest, Part 4 of 5, Pinterest For Photographers, Pastors and Teachers”

Selling A Service On Pinterest, Part 3 of 5, The Fight Of Your Life

You’re in the fight of your life. If you want to sell a service on Pinterest, then you are competing globally with every other service provider on the planet that decides Pinterest is a good social media marketing channel for their business too. Intimidated? Well, maybe you’re only selling locally, in which case you’re publishingContinue reading “Selling A Service On Pinterest, Part 3 of 5, The Fight Of Your Life”

Selling A Service On Pinterest, Part 1 of 5

In his class book, Selling The Invisible, author Harry Beckwith has this to say about selling services: Life is like high school. Those things that made you popular start mattering again. Hate it, fight it, march in the streets against it, but it is true. The competent and likeable solo consultant will attract far moreContinue reading “Selling A Service On Pinterest, Part 1 of 5”

Pinterest Boot Camps Project Update…

I launched my Marketing On Pinterest Boot Camp several months back – it was a blast. I had decided early on that after 1,000 people went through it for free I was going to stop offering it that way. That day has come. See some feedback here. So it’s time to take it all toContinue reading “Pinterest Boot Camps Project Update…”

Pinterest’s Six Sales Tools

Are You Using Them Effectively? The classic book (to many of us) is The Silent Sales Machine Hidden Inside Of EBay by Jim Cockrum. I was reminded of it when I started working on my new selling on Pinterest boot camp (spoiler alert) and I looked at the Pinterest Pin with an eye toward it’s selling attributesContinue reading “Pinterest’s Six Sales Tools”

Pinterest Helped Us Triple Our EBay Auction Results – Here’s Proof

True story. Let’s look at the data together. For our small business, (Liberty Jane Clothing), we have an element of our revenue that is tied to EBay. My wife & her amazing team of designers designs doll clothes and then each year we auction them in the Spring & Fall. See their portfolio here. So, let’sContinue reading “Pinterest Helped Us Triple Our EBay Auction Results – Here’s Proof”

Selling On Pinterest Just Got Easier (Pinterest Attribution)

According to an Inc. Magazine article about Etsy, (in April of 2011), the average Etsy seller makes just $785 per year. With those revenue numbers – imagine how important it is to get as much traffic to your Etsy Store & Listing as you can, critical, right?! According to RJMetrics and others Pinterest drives more trafficContinue reading “Selling On Pinterest Just Got Easier (Pinterest Attribution)”