Turn a product list into a month of posts with bulk upload, tag every link so your shop analytics can see social traffic, and give Pinterest the image Pins with destination links it rewards.
The example uses a fictional outdoor shop, Tidewater Outfitters.
10 questions
No. There is no store integration. Export or copy your products into a spreadsheet and use bulk upload.
No. It reports what the networks share (impressions, clicks, engagement). Tag your links with UTM parameters to see social visits and sales in your shop's own analytics.
Essentials for one person: bulk upload, first comments and full reports. Team if colleagues need logins or offers must be approved before they go out.
No. Product tagging and shop catalogues are not supported. Put the product link in the caption where the network allows it, or in a first comment.
Put image links in the media column, or put file names there and add the files in the upload's second picker; PostRoost matches them by name. Separate several images with a vertical bar.
Yes. Pick any time; it is in the client's time zone, and the scheduler publishes within about a minute of it.
Yes. Each Pin gets one image, a title from the first caption line and the post's link as its destination.
Run the assistant's risk check, which lists possible issues such as pricing or guarantee claims without changing your text. With approval switched on, a colleague signs off before anything is scheduled.
There is no recurring queue. Keep your seasonal posts in a spreadsheet and upload them again with new dates.
Each brand is its own client with its own accounts, calendar and brand voice. Standard covers 3 brands, Professional 10 and Enterprise an unlimited number.
Start on the Free plan with one client. Upgrade when you need approvals, more people or more clients.
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