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I started my Fiverr Affiliate Marketing journey on August 22, 2023. As of May 25, 2024, I am still struggling. I began with 10 pins per day without any holidays, then increased to 20 pins per day four months ago. Seven months ago, I further increased to 30 pins per day. Recently, in the past seven days, I have increased to 40 pins per day. Throughout this journey, from August 22, 2023, to May 25, 2024, I only skipped 15 days of posting pins. Despite this effort, I am still struggling with zero sales. However, my Pinterest account is growing very well. In the last 30 days, I have seen a 49.3k impression, which is a 64% increase from the previous 30 days.
I need your guidance on where I might be going wrong, Hasan. Please help. I attached proof of the above information. How can I contact you?
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I think there is a problem with the type of content you are posting.Â
When you want to sell something, you must think first about user intent. I don't think your pins correlate with buying the service from Fiverr.
This is why you get clicks without conversions. People who click are probably not looking for the service but for the design ideas only.
You have to change the way you post and the type of posts and test with different content.Â
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@admin Know i change my content is it good can you please tell me
@google-shazilwaqar I dont use Pinterest that much, but from a user perspective, I didn't get any encouragement from your pins to go and check these courses or services you're promoting when i first saw the pins I thought you're marketing products.
So, from a user perspective, nothing is appealing to drive them to go check this course/service they would just skip. Try doing competitor research, see what other successful pages are posting, and see what you can tweak to get these sales because you have a good starting point. You already have a good number of impressions.
Anyone From Forum Please give me some suggestion on it
@google-shazilwaqar I told you friend, you should change the user intent to match the service you are prompting.
when someone search for:
cheap michprophone, it means they are looking for something to buy
but when they search for:
how microphone works?
they want to learn.
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so in your case, you should optimize the content to match what you are selling