Amazon links on Pinterest pins
Adds your Amazon link to pins EverySqueeze posts, when a match and tracking ID are available.
Settings → Accounts & platforms → Pinterest has Amazon link · Pin, on by default. It adds your Amazon link to a pin whenever an Amazon match for the video and a tracking ID are both available.
How the pin is built
The link is a plain amazon.com link carrying your tracking ID, not a redirect through EverySqueeze — Pinterest can then show its own product card. The description carries the required Amazon disclosure, a short caption hook and hashtags.
Can't see the link on your pin?
Checked a pin and can't see your link? The link isn't typed into the pin's description, so you won't see it there. It's attached to the pin itself as the pin's website link: open the pin on Pinterest and tap through to the website from it. If a pin has no website link at all, it went out without one, for one of the reasons under If it's off below.
Boards
Pinterest auto-posting only starts once your boards are set up and approved. Manage boards opens Pinterest directly to create, rename or delete a board — EverySqueeze's board picker in the Composer refreshes automatically when you come back to this tab.
If it's off
With the switch off, or no match/tracking ID for a video, a pin you schedule still posts — just without the Amazon link. Automatic pins are the exception (below).
Automatic pins need a product
A pin EverySqueeze posts on its own when a new video auto-posts needs a confidently matched Amazon product. Without one it is skipped rather than posted blank, and it shows on the Schedule tab in Needs attention under Nothing to do as Pins skipped · no confident product · optional, not as a failed post. A pin you schedule yourself, or one from the back-catalog drip, is not skipped this way. See Pin skipped, no product match.
Set your Pinterest tracking ID, or fall back to your default, in Amazon tracking IDs.