Pinterest

At TaskRevolution, we use the Pinterest app for Shopify to support our clients who promote their products on Pinterest and it’s been working great.

Product sync is fast and reliable, the catalog stays up to date almost in real time, and the Pinterest tag integration makes it easy to track performance and conversions directly from the Shopify dashboard. It’s a convenient way to turn your products into Pins and reach new audiences organically or through paid campaigns.

If you’re already familiar with webstores, the setup is smooth. For beginners, though, it might take a bit of learning to get everything running. It’s not overly complex, just requires a little patience at first.

"Last Result": We've paid USD1600 for 550 visits in 2 months and...1 Add to cart action with 1 order (USD15) and about USD500 for Performance+ campaigns with USD0 conversions. Before, we used Pinterest Ads time to time and didn't request anything except their standard report, but I've decided to check the results for Shopify's Performance+ campaigns.

When I asked report on US cities and spent time on our website, your manager (Kylila P - Customer Operations) declined my request with comment: "most of the targeting breakdowns aren’t available for Performance+ campaigns, this limitation extends to City."

Then we observed data from our hosting partner, who has confirmed that training bot visits ( from one city!) occur on the same days as your "Ads activities".

I would never accuse you of this if your manager provided me with simple data on visits by city and time spent by visitors on our site within the framework of the Shopify campaign - but you stubbornly do not want to do this (I have been begging you for more than a week to provide them).

In my opinion, you repeat the scam bot visit practice of Facebook, who attracted bots to our website for our money, and tried to hide it too.

No more Ads with you!

I don't recommend Pinterest for other Shopify businesses.

I tried to submit the following through the feedback portal and clicked on the bad option and keep getting Hmm something went wrong. I clicked on good and it wants a review so here you go. Our business has been in business since 2022 doing local craft fairs and custom orders for local businesses but only recently decided to start a website to help promote our business. In the past we didn't have a need for one but now we are trying to branch out and we are being shut out by your company because we have not had a website long enough. I don't understand how having a website for 5 months versus 9 months makes a difference. All you are doing is making it harder for a small business to become more successful.