CPA Rebel Part 2

Thanks for purchasing CPA Rebel. Inside this part of

the course, you will learn how I am driving completely free
traffic to CPA offers using Pinterest and generating
massive conversions with a very simple system.
Now, I am sure you have heard of Pinterest, and you
may even be an active user of the platform. However, I
have not seen anyone teaching how to take advantage of it
to run CPA campaigns. People teach how to monetize it
with eCom or even Adsense, but there is also a lot of
possibilities when you promote CPA.
There are some things you should be aware of when
using Pinterest. It is not like FB, and you should not
approach it the same way. It is primarily image driven as
opposed to conversation/social interaction driven so the
images you use are incredibly important. Also, Pinterest is
not the most affiliate friendly social media platform. You
should always be focused on delivering value and don’t
come off as spammy or salesy. This is also a main reason
why I do not recommend direct linking with Pinterest. Yes,
it is possible to get away with. However, it is much safer to
use a landing page. If you do decide to direct link, at the
very least make sure you mask your link or use a redirect as
they can detect raw affiliate links.
The beautiful thing about this strategy is that once you
set things up, traffic will start flowing in right away and
passively over a long period of time. As you build more
and more campaigns, you will build up a wide variety of
streams that contribute to your income every single day.

What You Need

• Pinterest account
• Autoresponder (optional) – I recommend Aweber
• Landing page builder (optional, but recommended) –
Instabuilder, Leadpages, and Instapage are good
options. You can use standalone Wordpress as a free
option.
• CPA or affiliate offers to promote
• Picture editing software – Canva is an excellent free
option
Overview
You are going to be using Pinterest group boards to
drive laser-targeted traffic in your niche. Group boards are
basically niche specific boards where you can pin stuff that
the audience in the niche will enjoy. You can link
externally to your landing pages/offers from these pins,
which can drive massive amounts of traffic depending on
the image you use and the size of your audience.
As I stated earlier, I HIGHLY recommend you do not
direct link with this method. It is better if you create a
simple landing page that leads your traffic to the offer. It
can be a simple bridge page or a squeeze page for you to
collect emails. What I have loved doing recently is actually
sending visitors to a survey to increase engagement and
leading them to the offer after that.

Niche/Offer Selection
 The majority of Pinterest users are women, and people
on the platform are more likely to spend money compared
to FB. This is important because you can do really well
with CPA offers that require a sale or even just a credit card
submit to convert. You can do lead submits, but you are not
limited to them as it usually is with free traffic sources.
Pinterest has excellent buyer intent traffic.
With all of this in mind, there are several niches that
work well with Pinterest.
Good Niches
• Pet niche – This is a big one on Pinterest and easy
traffic. CPA offers include dog subscription boxes
such as Bark Box, dog training offers, and even dog
dental offers.
• Survival niche – Tactical flashlight, Survival Straw,
etc.
• Fitness niche – body building, yoga, crossfit, etc.
Huge passionate audiences who buy a lot.
• Diet/Health niches – Weight loss, skin care, etc.
These are just some niches you can enter and that I have
done well in myself. If you follow this guide using one of
these niches, you should have no problem getting tons of
free traffic that converts.
If you want to get started with proven niche packs, you can
grab the CPA Rebel Done For You Package here:
http://iamtjm.com/ab9p8hgag/
It has images, landing pages, exact CPA offers to promote,
and everything you need to remove all of the grunt work
and hit the ground running.

Set Up Your Pinterest Account

This is pretty straightforward. Do not use your
personal Pinterest account. You want to join as a business
so go to https://www.pinterest.com/business/create/ and fill
in the basic information.
The next thing you want to do is finish setting up your
profile. This is important because when people visit your
profile, you have the opportunity to lead them to your
website and drive more passive traffic. So you want to use
your profile bio as sort of a presell.
Go to the top right of the screen to open the menu and
go to settings
From here go to Profile and fill in the information in the
blanks.
The main thing you want to remember here is that this is
the first thing someone will see when they visit your
profile. With that being the case, the About you section is
very significant. There is a limit of 160 characters so you
want to make the message straight to the point. The
advanced training package includes some exact swipes you
can copy and paste for this section
(http://iamtjm.com/a9p8rydghad/). Next, you want to fill
out this section with your website URL or specific landing
page.

Once you do this, your bio will have the URL on it so any
visitor who clicks on it will go directly to that page.

Building Your Landing Page

Technically, this is an optional step, but one that I
highly recommend. There are several types of landing
pages I like to use with this method with each having their
own unique benefits. Right now, this is my favorite way to
approach it.
Survey Style Landing Pages
With this type of landing page, you simply ask your visitors
a set of questions to keep increase engagement and interest
in your offer. It makes them feel more qualified and that the
offer is tailor made for them. They are simple to make and
can take just a few minutes. Here’s how you do it:
For this example, let’s say we are in the fitness niche
promoting a weight loss offer. Create a set of landing pages
that look like this:
You can see this in action here: http://iamtjm.com/weight-
loss-example/
As you can see, it is very basic, but also very effective and
dramatically boosts conversions.

Setting Up Your Boards And

Pins
Remember, the goal here is to get into Group Boards
so that you can share your pins with a targeted community
of people in your niche. You will not get into these groups
if your profile is empty. That’s why you should fill your
profiled with at least 5 boards of your own.
Now, you can think of these boards as sub-niches.
They are just different categories you can split your main
niche into. For example, let’s say you decide to be in the
pet niche. You can have 1 board for dogs, 1 board for cats,
1 board for birds, 1 board for fish, and 1 board for
hamsters. Or you can be in the dog niche and have 1 board
for specific types of breeds. You get the picture.
To create a board, go to your public profile and click
where it says Boards then click where it says Create board.
This will pop up

Name your board and click Create. That’s all there is

to it. Now, inside of each of these boards, you should have
at least 10 pins. Each of these pins can link to your landing
page so remember to use every opportunity you have to
link back to your website. Over time, all of this passive
traffic adds up and you can have massive amounts of traffic
constantly hitting your pages without you lifting a finger.
Creating a pin literally takes seconds so setting all 10
of these boards up with 10 pins in each can be done in 15-
30 minutes, and you only have to do this once. Simply go
to the board you just set up and click on Create Pin

You will then see this pop up

Now, you can go with either of these options, but I
recommend you use your own images, or images you
downloaded so you would choose Your device.

Find the image you want to upload on your computer and

upload it. The destination URL is extremely important.
This is the page your visitors will go to from your Pin.
Remember what I said earlier, DO NOT use a raw affiliate
link. AT LEAST mask your URL or use a redirect if you
are going to be direct linking to your CPA offer. Otherwise,
simply enter the URL of your landing page and click
continues. If you want to use a tracking link, you can do
that as well. However, it is not necessary since we are not
dealing with paid traffic.

Getting Followers
Now you need to get your first followers to your
profile. Again, your main traffic source is going to be from
the Group Boards so do not depend on your profile
followers to give you any significant amount of traffic any
time soon. Getting these followers is all about making your
profile seem more legitimate so that moderators will
approve you to post on the boards.
So how do we get these followers from scratch? Easy.
Just follow other people. To find people to follow who will
actually follow back, simply search for your niche in the
search bar.
From here, just choose a Pin and go to the user’s profile.
Click on their Followers

Now just simply follow their followers. It takes just a

single click.

I recommend to follow about 100 people per day. Do not

get discouraged by people not following you back. You
should expect 5-10 followers in return.

Finding/Joining Group Boards

This is the fun part. Now we get to see where we will
actually be driving traffic from. To find Group Boards, I
like to use http://pingroupie.com/ it is a free resource that
sorts Pinterest Group Boards and you can also search by
keywords.
 After you go to the website, simply input what niche
you want to search for.

In this example, we are using the fitness niche. Since it is

already a category, we do not need to use any keywords. I
recommend you sort by followers as you want to reach as
many people as possible on these Group Boards. The more
followers, the more free traffic you can bring in. Click
Filter once you are finished.
Here you will see a list of Group Boards you can follow
and potentially contribute to. Follow as many as you can,
but focus most on the ones with the most followers. Many
of these boards allow you to contribute with your own Pins
as long as you are following the board.
Just follow the instructions so you can start Pinning.
However, many of the big Group Boards only allow
specific people to Pin.
You have to be approved to be a contributor to these
boards. Now, if you followed this whole guide and set your
Pinterest account up how I showed you, then you are in
great position to become a contributor. Simply contact the
creator of the board and let them know that you want to
become a contributor along with the reasons why. Tell
them that you can bring unique valuable content to the
audience . If you want my in-depth strategy of getting
approved for these boards, you can grab the advanced
training package here: http://iamtjm.com/a9p8rydghad/
It includes copy-paste swipes for contacting these
creators. It has an ultra high success rate and can get you
pinning in front of literally hundreds of thousands of people
in no time:
Once you get inside of these Group Boards, start
pinning as much as their rules allow. If there are no set
rules, create at least 2 Pins per day for their board. You
should start seeing free traffic coming in almost instantly.
These Pins are there to stay so you can see passive traffic
coming in for months from a single Pin.

Conclusion
This entire process should take you no more than 30
minutes to get started. After that, it is just a matter of
getting into Group Boards and start pinning! If done
properly, you can have hundreds or even more visitors
coming in today.
Remember that the more you do this, the more you are
building up your passive traffic streams which ultimately
leads to more hands-off income. The key thing here is
persistence and consistency. Yes, you can see fast traffic
and conversions coming in, but do not be satisfied. Keep
going and putting in as much work as you can and you can
see your profits skyrocket.