A Pinterest board can copy a brand’s images while its pins send shoppers to a different store. Check the destinations as well as the board cover.

Check the profile, boards and pin links

  1. Compare the profile URL with the Pinterest link on the brand’s website.
  2. Check the website associated with the profile and inspect pin destinations for unrelated or misspelled domains.
  3. Compare board titles, descriptions and images with the brand’s published collections.
  4. Review older boards for context when a profile appears to contain a large copied collection.
  5. Check coupon and payment offers against the brand’s own store before using them.

What to include in a report

  • The profile URL and affected board and pin URLs.
  • Screenshots of copied names or images alongside the brand’s originals.
  • The actual destination domains of misleading coupons or shopping links.

Build an impersonation report with the relevant URLs and screenshots.

Pinterest Username Search Guide covers profile links and platform-specific search details.

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