A new extension from WooCommerce allows three million WooCommerce merchants to display their catalogs as shoppable product pins in the popular visual discovery engine Pinterest. WooCommerce merchants get access to 400 million monthly Pinterest users to help them influence decision-making and drive sales. WooCommerce users who wish to use the extension need to go to their WordPress Dashboard Plugins page and add the extension with just a few clicks. Once they install and activate the plugin, it automatically uploads their entire catalog to Pinterest, including pricing and availability, without manual updation. Subsequently, shoppable pins will display on user feeds as they browse Pinterest. The extension also offers features like tag deployment, better ad formats, and logging customer interactions to track best-sellers and most saved products.
Pinterest’s Strategic WooCommerce Partnership Creates Shoppable Pins
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