r/Affiliatemarketing
i spent $200 building a tool to automate posting eBay affiliate products on Pinterest
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i spent around $200 (unnecessarily) building a tool that can automatically find products from eBay, turn them into Pinterest-ready Pins, route them to the right board or create one when needed, schedule + publish them, and monitor the product links afterward. it also works with products from ur own website, but the original reason i started building it was because i wanted to get back into doing affiliate products on Pinterest. the problem was i genuinely did not feel like doing all the repetitive work again. finding products, making the Pin, writing descriptions, creating boards, figuring out which board everything belongs on, scheduling everything, and then checking later to see if the product listing is still alive. especially with affiliate stuff, that last part annoyed me. a pin might start getting traffic way later, and the last thing i want is clicks going to a product that doesn't exist anymore. so if the product behind a Pin disappears, Vealous flags it and gives me a few options to deal with it instead of just silently losing potential buyers. years ago i actually built a C# desktop program to automate a lot of this, but it was extremely unreliable and constantly had errors (probably because i coded it haha). i could never stay consistent with it. so this time i wanted something i could basically configure once and leave alone. i started building Vealous...
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[comment u/zackyy01] created the exact same thing with Amazon, got banned on pinterest because actually automating posting requires their approval, and their anti spam marked my scheduled posts as bot activity.