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PINS
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S&P 500
PINS
S&P 500
Over the past 12 months, PINS has underperformed S&P 500, delivering a return of -38% compared to S&P 500's +16% growth.
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Pinterest Inc
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Pinterest runs a visual discovery platform where people collect ideas, browse images and videos, and save them into themed boards. Users come to the service when they want inspiration for things like home decor, fashion, food, travel, weddings, and DIY projects. The company makes money mainly by selling advertising placements that appear alongside this search-and-browse activity. The core customers are advertisers, especially brands and retailers that want to reach people while they are planning a purchase. Pinterest’s ads are tied to user intent, because many visitors are looking for ideas before they buy something. That makes the service different from social networks built mostly around friends and entertainment: Pinterest is more like a visual discovery engine that connects inspiration with shopping. Pinterest earns revenue when businesses pay to promote products, collections, or campaigns on the platform. It also helps merchants and advertisers connect their catalogs to user searches and saved boards, which can turn browsing into sales. In simple terms, Pinterest sits between consumers looking for ideas and businesses trying to influence buying decisions at the planning stage.