Pinterest is a type of ‘bookmarking website’ that allows users to ‘pin’ items they find on the internet to their ‘Pinterest Board,’ much like you would a vision board. From there, Pinterest users can either share their boards with other Pinterest users or use the platform as a way to save items they want to revisit later.
Let’s take a closer look at the numbers behind Pinterest ads and how they’re relevant to your digital marketing strategy:
40% of all Pinterest users have a household income of $100k per year. With an additional 10% of users having a household income of at least $50k per year, the disposable income potential on Pinterest Ads is high.
Pinterest is also the fourth most popular social media platform in the United States, with 29% of adults using it.
On average, two million people pin content every day on Pinterest, resulting in a total of over 100 billion pins on the platform. This indicates that there is a lot of potential for ad circulation, which is highly beneficial for your business.
Pinterest has a monthly active user base of 250 million people. When compared to other social media platforms like Facebook, it appears insignificant, but it alters the levels of competition and engagement.
Men now account for half of all new Pinterest accounts, closing the gender gap on the platform and opening up even more possibilities for marketing potential.