We turn Pinterest into your highest-ROAS sales channel — for furniture, lighting, rugs, tile and home decor stores.

Yes. 85% of users plan home projects on Pinterest. 97% of searches are unbranded, meaning they haven’t decided where to buy yet. CPCs run $0.50–$0.80 vs Meta’s $1.06–$1.72. We document 5×–15× ROAS as the typical band on home-decor accounts — six case studies published here — with outliers at 39.94×: our peak account, a U.S. furniture retailer over 22 months ($11,135.27 spend to $444,733.27 revenue), published in full on our sister publication Pinterest Advertising Stuff.

Most accounts fail because they skip the funnel: only running conversion campaigns to a cold audience. We build awareness → consideration → conversion → retention end-to-end with Performance+ and Direct Links. The architecture matters as much as the creative.

Different jobs. Pinterest reaches shoppers earlier — in the 21–30 day consideration window before they’ve decided which brand to buy from. Google captures intent that’s already formed: branded search, “buy [product] near me,” and comparison queries. Pinterest CPCs run $0.50–$0.80 vs Google’s $2–$5+ for home decor terms. The strongest home decor accounts run both: Pinterest builds the audience, Google converts it. That’s exactly what the Showroom Growth and Authority tiers do.

Yes. We import offline conversions, set up store-visit goals in Google, run geo-targeted Pinterest pins, and build out Google Business Profile + Local SEO for every location. Foot traffic and online revenue grow together.

Depends on channel. Pinterest pilot: $1,500 ad spend + $750 management — 30 days. Pinterest ongoing: $3,000+/mo ad spend. Google Ads: $2,500–$3,000/mo ad spend minimum (Smart Bidding requires 30+ conversions/month to optimize). Meta Ads: $2,000–$3,000/mo ad spend minimum. Local SEO: $1,500/mo management — no ad spend required. Full tier pricing in the pricing section above. Starting allocation: ecommerce-first brands weight Pinterest + Meta; showroom-first brands weight Pinterest + Google Branded Search + Local SEO.

Yes — with one division of labour: you provide the original photography and product imagery; we handle all copy, briefing and channel formatting. Pinterest: pin copy, creative briefs, Idea Pin structure and feed optimization. Google: RSA headlines and descriptions, PMax asset copy and product feed titles. Meta: Advantage+ ad copy, catalog titles and descriptions. Local SEO: GBP posts, photo strategy and review response templates. No separate copy charge on any channel.

Sharif is based in Bangladesh and works with home decor brands across the U.S., U.K., Canada, and Europe. Available Mon–Fri 9 AM–6 PM ET. Same-day response every weekday via email or WhatsApp — questions sent end-of-day ET are answered before the next U.S. business morning.

Depends on channel. Pinterest: 30-day pilot, then month-to-month — no minimum after the pilot. Meta Ads standalone: 3-month minimum, then month-to-month — ASC takes 3–5 weeks in the learning phase and Month 1 ROAS is structurally unreliable; the minimum protects your decision, not our revenue. Google Ads and Local SEO standalone: 3-month minimum — Smart Bidding needs weeks 6–10 to exit its learning phase and Local SEO needs 60–90 days to produce a real ranking signal; the minimum protects your decision, not our revenue. Then month-to-month after that. For integrated retainers (Showroom Starter, Growth, Authority): month-to-month throughout. Either party exits with 30 days’ notice. We keep clients by delivering results, not by locking them in.

Yes. On the discovery call we’ll walk you through a real anonymized performance dashboard from a current client — blended ROAS, store-visit lift, GBP impressions, and cost-per-conversion by channel.

Early campaign data flows by day 14. Pinterest performance report at day 30 — traffic, CPC, and early ROAS signal with a 90-day projection. Google’s first full ROAS report at day 37. Meta optimization reaches steady-state by month 3. Local SEO shows measurable ranking movement by day 90. Across all four channels: most accounts see a positive ROAS trajectory within the 30-day pilot window — if not, we don’t ask for month two.

Each channel tracked separately, then blended into one report. Pinterest: Pinterest Tag + CAPI + event_id deduplication, cross-referenced against Shopify or BigCommerce order data to confirm real revenue. Google: Enhanced Conversions + GA4, reported by campaign type (Branded Search, Shopping, PMax separately). Meta: CAPI + UTM attribution, with platform ROAS cross-referenced against GA4 to strip over-attribution. Local SEO: GBP Insights + direction requests + call tracking per location. Monthly reporting presents all four channels in one blended dashboard — ROAS per channel, total attributed revenue, and a recommended budget reallocation based on what the data shows. You never need to log into four platforms to understand what’s working.