In this Creator Insights LIVE, I sat down with Andreea Matei to break down exactly how Amazon Influencers can use Pinterest to drive offsite traffic and earn real commissions. Andreea has been in the Amazon Influencer Program since November 2022, and she shared what it actually looked like when she finally took Pinterest seriously: she created and scheduled a big batch of pins, saw nothing for weeks, and then about a month later the sales started coming in daily. The big takeaway? Pinterest is a slow burn, but it compounds—more like YouTube than Instagram. We talked through the setup basics (yes, you want a Pinterest business account so you can see analytics), how to think about niche (Pinterest needs to know who to show your content to), and what to post (photos, repurposed Amazon videos, and Pinterest-friendly formats). Andreea also dropped a huge pro tip: deep linking matters, and Geniuslink didn’t deep link properly on Pinterest in her testing—so she switched to options like the Amazon Post app, ShopMy, and Levanta. We also covered compliance: add the right affiliate disclosures on pins, boards, and your profile, and don’t use straight Amazon product images without customizing them.