Pinterest Ads & Shopify
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What you can do with Pinterest Ads
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Analyze Advertising Performance Across Campaigns
Summarize campaign performance across a selected period, compare spend and conversions, and identify which campaigns deserve closer investigation.
Identify Campaigns Wasting Advertising Spend
Find campaigns with high costs and weak conversion outcomes, then recommend which ones need investigation or possible pausing.
Compare Individual Ads Within Campaigns
Evaluate individual ads to discover which creatives are associated with stronger results and which may need replacement or further testing.
Detect Underperforming Ad Groups Early
Compare ad groups within campaigns to uncover inefficient targeting or delivery patterns before making status changes.
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Analyze Advertising Performance Across Campaigns
Summarize campaign performance across a selected period, compare spend and conversions, and identify which campaigns deserve closer investigation.
Example prompt: Analyze my Pinterest Ads performance for the last 30 days. List my accessible advertiser accounts and identify the relevant campaigns. Retrieve available analytics for the reporting period and check whether the metrics are finalized before relying on them. Compare spend, impressions, clicks, conversions, cost per conversion, and ROAS wherever those metrics are available. Rank campaigns by business performance, highlight strong and weak results, and explain any limitations in the data. Do not modify campaigns or assume that attributed revenue equals profit.
Identify Campaigns Wasting Advertising Spend
Find campaigns with high costs and weak conversion outcomes, then recommend which ones need investigation or possible pausing.
Example prompt: Review my Pinterest Ads campaigns for the last 30 days and identify campaigns that may be wasting advertising spend. Compare spend, conversions, cost per conversion, and ROAS where available. Check reporting completeness before treating low conversion counts as reliable. Separate campaigns with genuinely weak results from campaigns that may need more data. For each concern, provide the campaign name and ID, supporting metrics, possible causes, and a recommended next step. Do not pause anything automatically. If pausing appears justified, prepare a proposed action list and request my approval first.
Compare Individual Ads Within Campaigns
Evaluate individual ads to discover which creatives are associated with stronger results and which may need replacement or further testing.
Example prompt: Analyze the performance of individual Pinterest ads within my selected campaigns over the last 30 days. Retrieve the relevant ad and campaign details, then compare available impressions, clicks, spend, conversions, and cost-efficiency metrics. Identify the ads with the strongest and weakest results while accounting for differences in delivery volume and reporting completeness. Explain which ads merit further testing, investigation, or possible pausing. Include ad IDs and parent campaign names. Do not claim that a creative caused a performance difference unless the data supports that conclusion. Do not change ad statuses without my explicit approval.
Detect Underperforming Ad Groups Early
Compare ad groups within campaigns to uncover inefficient targeting or delivery patterns before making status changes.
Example prompt: Review my Pinterest ad groups for the last 30 days, grouped by parent campaign. Compare available spend, clicks, impressions, conversions, and cost per conversion. Identify ad groups that are materially weaker than comparable groups, and explain the evidence for each finding. Check whether the reporting period is finalized and flag groups with insufficient data. Recommend whether each group should remain active, be investigated, or be considered for pausing. Include the parent campaign and ad group IDs. Do not make any status changes until I approve the exact list.
Validate Reporting Before Making Decisions
Check whether Pinterest reporting data is finalized so campaign decisions aren't based on incomplete conversion metrics.
Example prompt: Before analyzing my Pinterest Ads performance for the latest completed reporting dates, check whether conversion and non-conversion metrics are finalized for each relevant UTC report date. Clearly separate finalized dates from dates with metrics that may still change. Retrieve analytics for the relevant period and explain how incomplete reporting could affect campaign rankings, conversion rates, cost per purchase, and ROAS. If data is not ready, identify which conclusions should be postponed. Do not treat missing or delayed conversions as proof that a campaign is failing, and do not modify any campaigns.
Discover Valid Audience Targeting Options
Explore available Pinterest targeting values to plan campaigns around relevant audiences, locations, interests, and keywords.
Example prompt: Help me plan a Pinterest Ads targeting strategy for my products. First, identify my accessible advertiser accounts and review the existing campaigns and ad groups for context. Retrieve valid targeting options for relevant targeting types, including locations, languages, age groups, genders, interests, and keywords where supported. Recommend a small number of audience and keyword hypotheses that fit the products and target market I describe. Distinguish actual valid targeting values from strategic suggestions. Do not assume the integration can create or edit targeting settings; prepare a targeting plan for review instead.
Recommend Which Campaigns To Pause
Produce an evidence-based pause shortlist while protecting promising campaigns and accounting for incomplete reporting.
Example prompt: Review all my active Pinterest campaigns and recommend which ones, if any, should be considered for pausing. Use the last 30 days of available analytics, verify reporting completeness, and compare spend, conversions, cost per conversion, and ROAS where available. Consider the campaign's business objective and whether its performance is supported by enough data. Produce a shortlist with campaign name, campaign ID, current status, supporting evidence, risk of pausing, and recommendation. Clearly distinguish a firm recommendation from a low-confidence hypothesis. Do not pause anything until I approve each specific campaign ID.
Audit Campaign Statuses Across Accounts
Review campaign, ad group, and ad statuses to identify paused campaigns, inactive ads, and inconsistencies requiring attention.
Example prompt: Audit the status of my accessible Pinterest Ads accounts. List campaigns, ad groups, and ads with their IDs, names, parent relationships, and available status information. Identify paused or inactive items, as well as active items that may deserve a performance review. Where analytics are available, compare status with recent delivery and conversion performance. Do not assume that a paused item is a mistake or that every active item should remain active. Provide a concise audit report and propose only justified status changes. Do not rename, pause, or resume any item without my approval.
Improve Campaign Naming And Organization
Identify confusing campaign and ad group names, then propose a consistent naming convention that makes reporting easier.
Example prompt: Review my Pinterest campaign, ad group, and ad names. Identify inconsistent naming patterns, duplicate-looking names, unclear product references, and names that make performance reporting difficult. Propose a consistent naming convention based on the campaign objective, product category, audience or targeting theme, and campaign period where appropriate. Provide a table with the current name, item type, ID, proposed name, and reason for the change. Preserve the original names in your proposal and avoid renaming anything automatically. Ask for approval before applying any approved changes, and ensure that each proposed rename maps to the correct item ID.
Create A Recurring Campaign Review Workflow
Establish a repeatable performance review that highlights meaningful changes and prepares an approval-ready optimization plan.
Example prompt: Prepare a Pinterest Ads performance review for the latest completed reporting period using a consistent structure. Check whether the relevant metrics are finalized before drawing conclusions. Summarize account-level performance, rank campaigns by available business metrics, identify underperforming ad groups and ads, and flag unusual spend or conversion patterns. Compare results with a previous period only when equivalent data is available. End with prioritized recommendations, the evidence supporting each recommendation, the expected benefit, and the risk of acting. Include exact item IDs for any proposed status or naming changes. Do not make changes automatically. Clearly state when data is incomplete or a requested action is not supported by the available integration.
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What Pinterest Ads can do
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PINTEREST_ADS_GET_ANALYTICSGet synchronous Pinterest Ads performance metrics for an advertiser or selected campaigns, ad groups, or ads over a date rangePINTEREST_ADS_GET_METRICS_READY_STATECheck whether Pinterest conversion and non-conversion metrics are finalized for a UTC report date before relying on analytics resultsPINTEREST_ADS_GET_TARGETING_OPTIONSGet Pinterest's valid targeting values for a targeting type, such as age buckets, gender, locale, location, interests, or keywordsPINTEREST_ADS_LIST_AD_ACCOUNTSList advertiser accounts the connected Pinterest user owns or can access, including the IDs needed by all other Ads toolsPINTEREST_ADS_LIST_AD_GROUPSList ad groups for an advertiser, filter by parent campaigns, or look up specific ad groups by IDPINTEREST_ADS_LIST_ADSList ads for an advertiser, filter by one hierarchy level, or look up specific ads by IDPINTEREST_ADS_LIST_CAMPAIGNSList campaigns for an advertiser, or look up specific campaigns by ID using campaign_idsPINTEREST_ADS_UPDATE_AD_GROUPSRename, pause, or resume up to 30 existing ad groupsPINTEREST_ADS_UPDATE_ADSRename, pause, or resume up to 30 existing Pinterest adsPINTEREST_ADS_UPDATE_CAMPAIGNSRename, pause, or resume up to 30 existing campaigns
Connect Pinterest Ads
Agiexa is preparing for public launch in November 2026. These steps describe the connection flow; join the waitlist for access updates. OpenClaw and Hermes use Agiexa plugins. Other agent connections are coming soon via MCP.
- 1Install Agiexa on your store
- 2Connect Pinterest Ads - one sign-in, no passwords shared
- 3Choose what your agent can do
Before connecting, read about agent permissions and MCP connections for Shopify.
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