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Do you have a blog that you promote on Pinterest? 

If so, you could be making extra income right from this platform. 

Is it possible! Yes! I currently make money right from using Pinterest!

Yes, I do! Just recently I shared in a post how I made over $1800 blogging in one month! So, you can TOTALLY make great money from blogging and doing what you love!

One of the ways I make extra money with Arts and Budgets is through affiliate marketing.  Affiliate marketing is one of my favorite ways to make passive income.

So – What is affiliate marketing?

With Affiliate Marketing you are rewarded for recommending and promoting products and services that you have on your blog.  You will receive a commission for any sales that occur from your referral link.  For example, if you are an affiliate for a survey site and post your direct link on your website, you will get rewarded every time someone signs up through your link. Pretty cool, right?  

There’s something for everyone in affiliate marketing.

Some of the products you can promote are as follows: Cell phone companies, digital products, other blogger’s Ebooks and E-courses (after you have purchased them), clothes, crafts, blog-related products such as web design, web hosting, and more. 

The opportunities are absolutely endless in this field!  

Below I have listed 5 ways you can promote your affiliate products from your blog on Pinterest to make extra money!

Ok! Let’s Get started To Find Different Ways You Can Promote Affiliate Links On Pinterest!

 

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1. Write A Review Post

This is one of the best ways to promote your product online. One way you can do this is by purchasing someone’s e-book or e-course and then writing up a review about how it has helped you, your business, and or blog. If the author or course creator has an affiliate program ask them about how you can sign up to be an affiliate for their program to promote their product.

Once you get accepted into their affiliate program you can then write up a blog post about why you love the product and why your readers would love the product too. In this post, you will include your affiliate link from the creator’s program, and every time someone clicks the link and purchases the product through your link you will be rewarded and paid. Pretty awesome, right? Once you finish writing your review post you can make a pinnable image and start promoting via Pinterest.

 

2. Write A Tutorial Blog Post

This is also another amazing way to promote affiliate products.  Is there something that you do very well? Or is there something that people ask you for help with?  If so, then you can probably write up a tutorial post and post it on Pinterest.  An example of a tutorial post is my post on “How to Start a Blog” HERE.

3. Make Multiple Pinnable Images

So, when you’ve written up a review and or a tutorial post, the next thing you want to do is make multiple pinnable images for the post.  I normally design 2 to 3 pinnable images for all my Pinterest posts right on Canva.  Below is an example of one of my posts with 2 different pinnable images. Creating more than one pin image for the same post help with maximizing exposure on Pinterest. 

4. Create a Resource Page

Do you have a list of your favorite blogging recommendations and resources?  If so, then create a resource page with a list of your favorite products and, include your affiliate links to your favorite products and resources.  After that, make a pinnable image of the resource page and post it to Pinterest to promote it.  For an example of how to set up a resource page, check out how I set up mine HERE. 

5. Promote On Group Boards

 Another cool way to promote your favorite affiliate products is by utilizing different group boards on Pinterest.  If you make 2 to 3 different pinnable images of the same post, that will make it easier to promote your review, resource page, and/or tutorial posts onto different Pinterest groups boards.  If you are looking for more information on Pinterest Group Boards and how to join them, check out my detailed Pinterest post HERE. 

 

Additional Ways To Make Money With Affiliate Marketing On Pinterest

  • Add Affiliate Links to Your Website:  This one is more for your website, but it’s another cool way to promote your favorite products!  Simply get the ad from your affiliate company and post it on your website.  One of my favorite places to purchase great themes is Restored 316. On my blog, I include a banner of their website in the right sidebar.  When clicked, it leads my readers directly to their site to check out their rock star themes.

 

And… If you are looking for new affiliate marketing programs to sign up for FREE, below are my favorites!

 

  • ShareASale – This program has a TON of different affiliate products to pick from!  I Love it!!!!
  • OfferJuice – I just recently started working with OfferJuice and it’s AMAZING. I made extra income very quickly just by promoting their awesome surveys!!
  • IGain – I really love IGain customer service and they are really easy to get set up.
  • Bluehost – Bluehost is my probably my favorite hosting site and it’s super easy to use!  If you are looking to start a blog… this is A GEM!
  • SurveySavvy – This is a pretty cool survey site! I just signed up but so far I am really loving it!
  • Linqia – Is another awesome program for sponsored posts.
  • Amazon Associate – This program is one of the easiest affiliate programs to join and use! When anyone clicks on an Amazon product you recommend and then purchases that item, you will earn a commission!

To maximize your exposure on Pinterest make sure to check out my detailed post on how to get your pins seen in the Pinterest Smart Feed by clicking here!

So, there you have it! 5 different ways to promote your affiliate products via Pinterest!  Oh, and make sure to disclose when you promote affiliate links on your posts as well.  That’s just a friendly reminder to your readers that affiliate links are included in the post. If you are looking for an Affiliate WordPress plugin to post in your posts check out FMTC Affiliate Disclosure.

What are your favorite AFFILIATE Networks?

 

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  1. Tammy says

    Thank you for the great tips to help boost blog income. I am always looking for new ways to grow! Totally going to check out Linqia as that is new to me. Thank you!!

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    • Latasha says

      Hi Tammy!

      Thanks for stopping by! 🙂 Linquia is awesome and one of my faves!! 🙂
      Looking forward to hearing about your experience with them too.

      Reply

  2. McKinzie says

    Love this list girly. I have had a really great experience writing reviews. They always seem to be a winner for affiliate sales. On my post this week I shared my favorite affiliate networks too.

    Reply

  7. Lindsey says

    Love this post! I just added in a resource page to my site this week and I’m also going to start doing blog posts/ how-to tutorials for my affiliates on my site too! I’ll have to look into some of these other options too! Thanks! ?

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    • Latasha says

      Hi Lindsey!

      Thanks for stopping by! I absolutely LOVE your website! It’s so informative and filled with a ton of awesome posts. Also, I am looking forward to checking out your resource page.!! 🙂

      Reply

  13. Jenna Newsome says

    Thanks for sharing all those resources, that is something I really need to look in to!! Hope you’re having a wonderful day!

    Reply

  15. KP says

    I’ve only been using affiliate links for a little while now and haven’t had much luck yet. I’m going to use the advice from this post to step up my affiliate game 🙂 Writing a tutorial post is such a genius way to use affiliate links.

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  16. Meg | The Many Little Joys says

    I love the idea of creating a resources page and creating pins that go straight to it. I’m not really a “blogging” blogger (mommy/kid activities niche), but that would be a good, non-intrusive way to add potential affiliate income. Thanks!

    Reply

  17. Lucretia Carter says

    As a new blogger this information was great to read. Thank you for sharing and I’ll be checking them all out very soon.

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  22. babyfoote says

    These are great tips – Thanks for the links to all those resources for affiliate marketing. I’d only heard of Linqia and Amazon. Gonna get signed up to more!

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  25. Stacy Mannion says

    As a new blogger, this is fabulous information. I have only one affliliate program going on my blog so far but I now I am going to be researching more. I really want to start making money for my efforts and this is one way I can do that. Thank you for this useful information.

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  27. Kecia | OnlineIncomeMom says

    Great ideas to make money with Pinterest! I am a part of many group boards and recently revamped all my pinnable images so they align with my branding. Signing up with Offer Juice through your link too, by the way!

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    • Latasha says

      Hi, Kecia! 🙂

      Thanks so much! I agree branding is soooooo important for growth as well.
      Looking forward to checking out your new pinnable images. 🙂

      Reply

  28. Melissa says

    I’ve been blogging for awhile and REALLY need to monetize my blog. It seems so overwhelming, but I need to just get started already! Thanks for your tips. They make it not seem so scary after all.

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  30. Shaina McGregor says

    Hey! Great post! How does creating multiple pinnable images help your blog or help generate money? I have seen another blogger say the same thing, so I am curious how this helps. I am sure it does though!

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    • Latasha says

      Hi Shaina! 🙂

      Thanks a ton.

      Making multiple pinnable images is helpful because it keeps the post fresh which is awesome when you want to pin the same post to different group boards on Pinterest. Pinning to multiple group boards on Pinterest helps with getting your post seen by a ton of more picture. Some group boards only want you to post your pin once so making multiple images helps with being able to pin it more than once. 🙂

      Reply

  37. kara says

    This post is so helpful! I’ve been trying to think of ways to use pinterest with my affiliate marketing plan. Pinned to reference again and again 🙂

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    • Latasha says

      Thanks, Vicki! 🙂
      I totally understand. Making multiple pinnable images can be fun but I also have to remember to make them.

      Reply

    • Latasha says

      Hi Chelsea!

      I definitely understand! 🙂
      I am working on an E-Course that will cover the basics of how to create pinnable images that will stand out. Thanks for stopping by.

      Reply

    • Latasha says

      HI Mary! 🙂

      Thanks for stopping by.. I am really glad this post was helpful to you. If you have any other questions please feel free to message me. 🙂

      Reply

  54. Brittany says

    Thank you for the tips! Its nice to finally read something that is so straightforward and not all over the place!! Definitely taking some of these into consideration! Pinned as well! – Brittany from bakersandbabies.com

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  55. Willow says

    These are all great tips! I get the most traffic from Pinterest. I had a resource page when I started blogging, but I got rid of it. I may add one again but with better content. Yours is a great example of one!

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  57. Erin says

    Amazon is a great one because it seems like everyone is using it these days. I also like your advice about creating multiple pinnable images.
    xoxo, erin | sandsunandmessybuns.com

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    • Latasha says

      Hi Crystal.

      Oh yeah! Pinterest is the leading social media outlet that drives a ton of traffic to my blog. It’s Rocks. 🙂

      Reply

    • Latasha says

      Dia.

      Oh yeah! That’s amazing. I only like to share things I use myself as well. It helps build trust with readers, for sure. 🙂

      Reply

  62. Kelly says

    Good post. 🙂

    Im working on a resource page, Im a slacker! LOL

    And yes with Amazon, I saw immediate commissions. Using the Native Ads has increased buys. I was only using links in my text, my payouts have doubled since adding them.

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  63. Wendy Webster says

    I’ve had some success with Share a Sale but found it was pulling from my more lucrative advertising. Had no success with Amazon. Thanks for the info about the others, I’ll check them out.

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  64. Atim Effiong says

    Thanks for the list of ideas. I’m just getting more into blogging seriously as part of my business. Affiliate marketing is something I had researched a little. I like the review posts as a way to get started with that.

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  67. Thomas says

    Following what you have done and I am really interested in making extra money based on your affiliate marketing suggestion. Thanks, Latasha, can’t wait for next post.

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  68. Minnie Scott says

    Awesome !!! You just make me feel more excited with my own blog !
    Thanks for sharing those helpful tips and, by the way, your post is so inspirational !
    Happy Holiday Latasha

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    • Latasha says

      Hi Minnie. Woo hoo! So glad you got more excited about your blog with this post. That is such an amazing feeling.
      Thanks a ton for stopping by and happy holidays to you too.

      Reply

  70. Kim Clark says

    Hi Latasha thank you very much for this great post! Your number 3 tip is very very helpful to me! I think good images are key factor for a successful blog. Thank you. Definitely gonna try with OfferJuice. Happy holiday girl!

    Reply

  72. sofia santos says

    Thank you from Portugal 😉
    I´m in project of digital marketing and e-commerce of an american brand, selling it´s products and building a team to work with. Your tips for Pinterest are fantastics helping my online store beautyandsophie
    Thanks

    Reply

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