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Pinterest opens API to retail partners

Pinterest opens API to retail partners | Study: A Pinterest pin increases sales by an average of 78 cents, up 25% from 2012 | Twitter opens ad platform to U.K., Canada marketers
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November 15, 2013
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Pinterest opens API to retail partners
Pinterest's major retail partners, including Wal-Mart and Zappos.com, now have the option of accessing real-time data from the social site to compile lists of their most-pinned products. The network is opening its application programming interface to promote integration with retail websites. "This has the potential to disrupt 'People who like this also like this' and transform it to 'Here are similar top trending pinned products from Pinterest,' " said Sharad Verma, CEO of Piqora. TechCrunch (11/14), Mobile Marketer (11/15), The Wall Street Journal (tiered subscription model)/Digits blog (11/14)
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