Should You Hire a Pinterest Manager?

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Quiz Questions

1.
When faced with something you don't understand, do you prefer to:
- A.
  Hire an expert
- B.
  Figure it out yourself
2.
How much time do you have to devote to Pinterest?
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- A.
  None - I have too many other things to do
- B.
  I can maybe carve out an hour a week
- C.
  I have a few hours a week I can work with it
- D.
  I have plenty of time for Pinterest-related things
3.
Do you have great content worth pinning?
- A.
  I have key articles to establish myself as an expert, but most of my site is geared toward my paid content and email list
- B.
  Yes, I've been blogging for several months or years and have great content
- C.
  I have a lot of products in my shop, but not much other content
- D.
  I have a few great blog posts/articles, and I'm working on creating more
- E.
  I'm just starting out, so I don't have much content yet
- F.
  My content is mostly on social media sites, not my website
- G.
  I just write whatever I feel like writing on my blog
4.
How are your design skills?
- A.
  This isn't my strength at all
- B.
  I can put together something in a pinch, but it rarely looks as nice as others' designs
- C.
  Pretty good, but I don't always have time to create nice ones or I don't really enjoy it
- D.
  Great and I love designing!
5.
How long have you had a business or blog?
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- A.
  I'm just getting started
- B.
  Less than one year
- C.
  1-3 years
- D.
  3-5 years
- E.
  5+ years
6.
Is something holding you back from investing time/money into Pinterest?
- A.
  I think that my niche has a lot of competition on Pinterest
- B.
  I worry that Pinterest won't give me enough traffic in return
- C.
  I fear that my niche won't do well on Pinterest
- D.
  I don't have money to spend
- E.
  I'm comfortable investing in Pinterest
- F.
  I don't have time to spend
- G.
  I worry that Pinterest moves too slowly since it's SEO-based
7.
How would you describe your business income?
- A.
  Just starting out
- B.
  Making my first few sales
- C.
  Making some good side-hustle money
- D.
  Full-time with my business but struggling some months
- E.
  Steady and comfortable
- F.
  A rollercoaster of highs and lows
- G.
  Scaling and growing
- H.
  Sky is the limit!
8.
Do you use a Pinterest scheduler like Tailwind or the native scheduler?
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- A.
  Great idea, but I don't have time/inclination to figure one out
- B.
  What are those?
- C.
  Yes, I'm already using one, but it's not working well
- D.
  I use and love them
- E.
  I prefer manual pinning
9.
What are your thoughts on A/B testing and SEO?
- A.
  Absolutely vital to my business
- B.
  A great idea, but I don't have time to invest in improving them right now
- C.
  What are those?
- D.
  I enjoy optimizing my pins to do better
10.
Do you have an overall monthly budget for bringing more traffic and buyers to your site (lead generation)?
- A.
  $1000+ More traffic = more money
- B.
  $600-1000 I'm making good money with my business, but to grow I need to reach more people
- C.
  $400-600 I'm looking to hire someone, and I want to get the best return for my money
- D.
  $200-400 I have a small marketing budget to help grow my business
- E.
  $100-200 I'm slowly investing in tools, courses, and strategy sessions
- F.
  $0-100 I don't have the money right now, or I don't see the need for spending money on this

Quiz Outcomes

1.
Absolutely!
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You probably already knew the answer to this! If your business is making money and can scale (whether through selling products or building a team), more traffic will bring in more money. You have enough on your plate as a business owner - spend your time on the things you do best, and hire a Pinterest manager!
2.
Yes!
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Your business has a solid foundation, now you just need consistent leads to help it grow! Pinterest is one of the best ways to bring them in, but with everything else you're doing, you don't have the time. Add a Pinterest manager to your team and watch your business flourish!
3.
Maybe
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Your business is small, but growing. You're still figuring out a few things, and Pinterest is one of them. Is now the right time to hire a Pinterest manager? Let's step back and look at a few things in your business. 1. Do you have more money or more time at this point? If you have money but no time, a Pinterest manager could give you back some time to set up a long-term strategy for your business. If you have more time, you may prefer to keep working with Pinterest yourself and save the cost of a manager - but be prepared for that to change as your business grows! 2. Will more traffic bring you more money? Do you have the systems in place to gain affiliate income, build your email list, sell your products, or turn visitors into clients? If you don't have a way to convert the traffic Pinterest brings, you could gain thousands of visitors and not a single penny. Set up at least one of those systems first.If you're still not sure, consider booking a one-time strategy session with a Pinterest expert! You should get plenty of advice for moving forward. You can also join my Facebook group for Pinterest tips and other business advice and networking!
4.
Not Yet
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Now's not the right time for you to hire a Pinterest manager. Either your business isn't ready for that step, or you are perfectly happy (and maybe even successful!) managing your Pinterest account yourself. As your business grows, you may want to reevaluate this, but for right now, a Pinterest manager isn't going to help your business. Keep learning and growing your business! One way you can do that is by joining my Facebook group for entrepreneurs! I offer plenty of Pinterest advice along the way, and you can feel free to ask questions about the platform!

Should You Hire a Pinterest Manager?

So, you've been hearing that Pinterest is awesome for getting traffic to your site and growing your business. But is hiring a Pinterest manager the best step for your business? Let's find out!

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