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Building URL2Pin

I started building URL2Pin after realizing most Pinterest tools are designed for bloggers, while Amazon affiliates and product creators are left using Canva templates and manual workflows.

My goal is to automate the entire process:

  • Paste any product URL

  • Generate multiple Pinterest pins

  • AI images

  • AI titles

  • AI descriptions

  • Scheduling

Over the last few months I've focused on talking to real users, improving the product, and building free SEO tools around Pinterest and affiliate marketing.

Recently one of my customers upgraded from the Pro plan to the Agency plan without me asking, which gave me confidence that I'm solving a real problem.

My next goal is to make URL2Pin the go-to platform for product creators who want more Pinterest traffic.

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URL2Pin
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    I like that you're narrowing the audience instead of trying to build another general Pinterest tool.

    The interesting challenge is making URL2Pin feel like a traffic-generation product rather than a pin-generation product. People aren't buying pins—they're buying the chance to get discovered.

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      That's a really good way to put it, and I think that's exactly the direction I'm trying to move toward.

      The goal is to help them turn every product they already promote into another source of traffic.

      That's actually why I'm starting to build things like AI product pages and affiliate-focused tools around the workflow, instead of only adding more pin generation features.

      Out of curiosity, if you landed on a tool like this, what would convince you it could actually generate traffic rather than just create more content?

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        Interesting question.

        Your reply made me realize the thing I'd be looking for isn't actually another feature or proof point.

        It's a consequence of the direction you're taking that I don't think I can explain properly in a thread without oversimplifying it.

        If you're interested, what's the best email to reach you on?