John Shea – How To Use Pinterest To Promote Your eCommerce Store

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How to Promote Your eCommerce Store Using Pinterest
Want to increase sales in your online store? This Pinterest course is designed for you!

Do you want to grow your eCommerce company with Pinterest?

In this lesson, I will show you live how I use Pinterest to advertise one of my eCommerce stores.

I was able to grow my Pinterest profile to over 8000 followers, which allows me to deliver fresh visitors to my shop on a regular basis and convert those users into additional purchases!

This course will teach you:

How to Begin – Create a Pinterest Business Account
The fundamentals of pinning
Advanced strategies, such as the use of group boards
Including social sharing and widgets in your shop
Tracking your success using Analytics Tools I use to automate Pinterest jobs
Pinterest explains how to hire a virtual assistant to assist you.
Using Promoted Pins for advertising
Pinterest has some further advice on how I use the Amazon Affiliate program.

Take a look at these fantastic testimonies!

“Thank you so much, John Shea! For a $5 course that taught me more than any marketing method I’ve ever attempted or paid for! I currently have 5.4k followers on the Pinterest account I set up – thanks to your instruction. I’ve also made two more accounts in the previous month or two, each with 1.5k+ and rising.

Do what John advises, and it won’t be that difficult to put it all together. If you follow whatever John says, you will not be disappointed. I just logged back in today and saw this bookmarked in my book marks and thought, “Hey, let me go see if there’s any more gold here that I didn’t get,” and then I saw the reviews section and thought, “Hey, Iet me go see if there’s any more gold here that I didn’t get,” and then I saw the reviews section and thought, “I am living proof that this works.” I do make sales, largely of t-shirts. I’m not making a living off of it yet, but I’m constantly learning and improving. So five stars and thank you very much!” – Tina

“Pinterest for your business, whether online or in a storefront, has good knowledge and techniques to get you going quicker. I sometimes have to watch things twice to thoroughly digest the material so that I can employ the methods more efficiently. This training was well worth taking as a starting stone toward growing my internet company.” – Karla

“This course was quite enjoyable for me. I appreciated how the lecturer used his own website to provide genuine real-life examples. Before taking this Udemy course, I did another where the instructor made promises about how he utilized his ways to generate $33,000 in one year but provided no proof in his course, which was bad. It was a disaster. John Shea gives the goods – unequivocal proof.

I even went to his websites and seen it for myself. There is no way around it. John’s approaches are effective. He was also entertaining to see and listen to. I don’t share his fashion sense, but that’s fine. I wish I was better at writing reviews so I could say something truly amazing. I just wanted to let everyone know that this is a wonderful course that teaches you genuine material that you can see works with your own eyes, and it was entertaining to watch. John is a kind man, and this is an excellent course.” – Allen

Your Professor

Shea, John

I present the internet marketing show Voices Of Marketing, in which I interview prominent online marketers and businesses. Part-time, I own and operate Skull Clothing.

I began studying about internet marketing as a method to supplement my income since I like interacting with individuals and assisting them in reaching their objectives.

Amazon, eBay, eCommerce, Social Media, SEO, Affiliate Marketing, Podcasting, Lead Generation, Landing Page Design, WordPress, and Other Experience

I’ve created a few courses on various topics, including Amazon, SEO, and starting your own podcast.

Curriculum of the Course

The Course’s Introduction

Start

What to anticipate from this course (1:54)

Starting out on Pinterest

Start

What is Pinterest and how can it help your eCommerce store? (2:08)

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Maintaining consistency – Pinterest

Start

Making a Business Account on Pinterest

What You Should Know About Pinning Basics

Start

Adding hashtags, descriptions, and basic pinning Preview (3:14)

Start

Engaging – current pins and users

Start

Making Use of Group Boards

Start

Useful Pinterest tutorials

Start

What exactly are Pinterest Rich Pins? (4:02)

Your Cell Phone – Pinning

Start

When you have free time, use your cell phone to Pin

Developing Pinterest Badges and Widgets

Start

Including Pinterest buttons and widgets in your online store

Analytics on Pinterest and Rich Pins

Start

How to Make the Most of Analytics

Start

Google Analytics Monitoring

Automation and Tools

Start

Pinterest Automation with Pinbot 2.0

Start

Pinbot 2.0 Tutorial – Introduction

Start

Repin Feature in Pinbot 2.0 Tutorial

Start

Pinbot 2.0 – Pin Feature Tutorial

Start

Follow Feature in Pinbot 2.0 Tutorial

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Unfollow Feature in Pinbot 2.0 Tutorial

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Like Feature in Pinbot 2.0 Tutorial

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Comment Feature in Pinbot 2.0 Tutorial

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Invite Feature in Pinbot 2.0 Tutorial

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Pinbot 2.0 Tutorial – How to Use Pinbot

Hiring a Virtual Assistant for Assistance – Pinterest Marketing

Start

Do you need assistance with your account management? Hire a virtual assistant! (5:09)

Paid Promotion – your Pins

Start

Using BuySellAds as a Bonus

Conclusion

Start

Using the Amazon Affiliate Program to Grow Your eCommerce Store

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Finishing up

Online business course

Business-related information:

Business is the activity of earning a living or making money by producing, purchasing, and selling goods.
[A quotation is required to verify] To put it simply, it is “any profit-seeking activity or enterprise
It does not imply that it is a corporation, partnership, or other formal organization, but it can range from a street vendor to General Motors.”

Having a business name does not separate the business entity from the owner, which means that the owner is responsible and liable for the business’s debts.
If the company incurs debts, creditors may seize the owner’s personal belongings.
Corporate tax rates are not permitted in a business structure. The proprietor is personally taxed on all business income.

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