So what results can you expect from a Pinterest Manager?

One of the key things clients should look for is results, and the crux of our Pinterest management is growth. We are results-oriented, and here are some interesting case studies.

first account and my own personal favourite because I love pizzas

Account Niche- Pizza(Food)

Being a relatively small niche, the account had limited posts. Still, it performed extremely well after adding new boards (Account Optimization) and pins (Monthly Management), along with some interest and keyword targeting.

The outbound clicks increased by 32% from the previous month, and impressions rose significantly. When I started working on the account, it was badly affected by seasonality, but now the traffic has been steady for the past few months.

The outbound click-through rate is 3.55%, which is excellent for a small account. For reference, anything above 1% outbound click-through rate is considered good.

Account Niche- Air Fryer(beginner account)

I worked on this account a while back but had to step away and stopped posting pins due to personal reasons.

However, as soon as I started optimizing the account—creating relevant boards and pinning 7-8 fresh pins a day—it quickly became active again.

This shows how simple account optimizations can positively affect Pinterest accounts.

Of course, smaller accounts (with fewer than 50 boards) are easier to optimize, but even larger accounts can be cleaned up effectively to achieve noticeable results.

I have done this before with a client, and her account has been doing well since then with some regular pinning.

Account Niche- Digital Marketing(beginner account)

I recently created a Pinterest account for this site, and within the first month, it’s already showing great results, especially for a new account.

Although new accounts generally take time to appear in Pinterest search results, this one has performed well so far, which is encouraging.