New Feature to Earn For Pinterest Users

Online influencers will now be able to earn money from Pinterest as well. Pinterest has announced a number of features for content creators. Retailers pin thousands of products on the platform. Users can purchase those products by clicking on those pins. From now on, a feature called Idea Pins is being introduced for the users.
According to the platform, retailers are 89 percent more likely to buy from Idea Pins than ordinary product Pins. Pinterest has brought income opportunities for the influencers who will pin the idea. Engadget

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