The ROI of Hiring a Pinterest Manager: How a Pro Can Boost Your Traffic and Sales

Should you hire a Pinterest Manager? That is the question we are answering in this blog post today. You’ll learn how to know if you need one and what are the advantages. Plus learn how to see if you should NOT hire a Pinterest Manager.

How to know if you should hire a Pinterest Manager?

Okay, everyone knows they should have a social media manager or a VA. (On a real note, I think the social media manager title is too broad and we need more specific titles). But not everyone needs a Pinterest Manager. Some people are okay with running their Pinterest alone because they know it doesn’t take as long as other platforms.

But how do you know if you need one?

Here are some signs:

• You want a Pinterest expert to help you learn how to leverage the platform
• You are leveraging Pinterest marketing but it’s not your strength and you prefer outsourcing to save time
• Your blog is one of many other things you are doing and you need someone to help manage it
• You want to feel more confident about leveraging Pinterest so you aren’t just wasting time creating pins that are not optimized

What you get when you hire a Pinterest Manager vs. a VA

Okay, not to say VA’s (aka virtual assistants) aren’t good but everyone has their own specialty. It’s like if you go to the doctors but they recommend seeing a foot specialist instead because your foot hurts.A doctor can give you pain medication but a foot doctor can figure out the cause of your pain.

A Pinterest manager will help you increase your website traffic, and get better conversion rates, and sales growth from the platform. A Pinterest manager will understand SEO, graphics, data, and domain link quality.

How to know if you should NOT hire a Pinterest Manager?

Okay … so we talked about how to know if you NEED a Pinterest manager but how do you actually know if you do NOT need one? I think this is important to talk about because too many people feel like they need to outsource everything when in reality they can do some of it themself.

I always say Pinterest should take you a max of ONE hour a week. And that’s the best part because you can focus on doing other things in your business.

Plus you can always hire a service provider for an Intensive Day to help you refresh your account or go over any advice you are seeking.

I offer a Pinterest Makeover Day for people who are interested in 1:1 support.

Here are some signs:

• You have never tried leveraging Pinterest marketing
• You don’t have the budget
• You are not willing to spend at least 6 months working with a manager to ensure you are uploading pins consistently with a variety of keywords
• You don’t value reposting your blogs, podcasts, or YouTube videos on Pinterest

Now that you’ve learned about the signs for hiring and not hiring a Pinterest manager. I hope you have the answer to your question. But if you are looking to hire a Pinterest manager, I’d love to support. Here’s the link to my Pinterest services.

Want to learn more about Pinterest? Here are some blogs you can dive into.

“Quick Guide: How to Use Pinterest to Make Money.”

“5 Insider Tips and Tricks to Learn Pinterest Quickly.”