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Your emphasis on Pinterest's low-competition advantage is spot on. What makes it especially compelling is the compounding effect: Pinterest operates more like a search engine than social media, so your content can generate traffic months or years after posting. The arbitrage here isn't just in seller competition but in platform mechanics themselves. While Instagram content dies in 48 hours, a well-optimized Pin can drive consistent traffic indefinitely, which fundamentally changes the client LTV calculation. One thing worth considering though is that Pinterest's value proposition varies dramatically by vertical. E-commerce and lifestyle niches see outsized returns, but B2B or tech services often underwhelm. The $800+ packages you mention likely work because they're targeting those high-intent e-commerce buyers where each Pin can directy translate to product sales, not just vanity metrics.

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