Prepare your next client call with answers from your connected Pinterest Ads accounts. Use Catchr MCP to ask ChatGPT about web lead costs, checkout ROAS and ad group settings.
For freelancers and agencies, it brings Pinterest Ads questions into the same conversation as your reporting work. Connect the source, select the relevant accounts and start asking your data.
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Start with lead performance, compare returns by conversion event, then review the settings behind your ad groups. Keep account currency, metric units and conversion definitions visible so each comparison is clear.
Use Web CPA (Lead), Web click-through conversions (Lead) and Web click-through order value (Lead) to examine lead acquisition. Compare selected reporting periods to see whether lead costs and click-attributed lead volume moved together.
Offline click-through conversions (Lead) provide a separate view of offline lead events. Keep web and offline figures clearly labeled, and note that web lead metrics may include modeled conversions.
Review Web ROAS for checkout, add to cart, signup and page visit events to answer specific client questions. Use Web ROAS (Checkout) for a web checkout review and Web ROAS (Lead) for a lead-focused discussion.
Keep each event definition separate. These ROAS measures describe different outcomes and may include modeled conversions; they should not be added together or presented as interchangeable measures of return.
Review ad group names, budgets, budget types, bids, placement groups and pacing delivery types to prepare a configuration review. Include account name and currency to keep client accounts distinguishable.
For keywords, inspect the parent ID, parent type and custom bid. A null keyword bid means the bid is inherited from the parent ad group. Ad group bids and budgets use micro currency units, so label them clearly before presenting the figures.
A focused analysis, a client report and a Catchr MCP conversation serve different parts of your Pinterest Ads workflow. Choose the approach that fits the question and the output you need.
Use a report to give clients a consistent view of Pinterest Ads results. Use Catchr MCP when you need to follow up with a specific question about lead CPA, event-specific ROAS or ad group configuration.
Connect Pinterest Ads to Catchr using OAuth authorization and select the client ad accounts you want to work with. Connect ChatGPT or Claude through Catchr MCP, then name the account, reporting period and metrics in your first question.
Start with a focused request, such as reviewing Web CPA (Lead) for one account, before expanding the analysis to other selected accounts.
Replace the bracketed details with your client accounts, dates and review thresholds. These prompts request reporting analysis and configuration summaries to help you prepare recommendations.
Using Catchr, compare Web CPA (Lead), Web click-through conversions (Lead) and Web click-through order value (Lead) for Pinterest Ads account [account] between [previous date range] and [current date range]. Show the absolute and percentage changes where valid, and summarize whether lead cost, volume and value moved together. Note that these metrics may include modeled conversions and distinguish observed changes from possible explanations.
Copy promptUsing Catchr, review Web ROAS (Checkout) for Pinterest Ads accounts [accounts] during [date range]. Show each account name, ID and reported ROAS, and flag values below [ROAS threshold]. Keep missing values separate from zero and note that the metric may include modeled conversions. Which accounts should I investigate before the client review?
Copy promptUsing Catchr, list the ad groups for Pinterest Ads account [account], including ad group ID, name, budget, budget type, bid, placement group and pacing delivery type. Include account currency, label budget and bid values as micro currency units, and group the results by budget type and placement group. What configuration differences should I review with the client?
Copy promptUsing Catchr, review keyword bids for Pinterest Ads account [account]. Show Keyword Parent Id, Keyword Parent Type and Keyword Bid, grouped by parent. Separate explicit custom bids from null bids inherited from the parent ad group. Which parent entities contain custom keyword bids that I should review?
Copy promptConnect Pinterest Ads to Catchr through OAuth authorization, select the relevant ad accounts and connect ChatGPT through Catchr MCP. In your question, specify the account, date range and metrics, such as Web CPA (Lead) or Web ROAS (Checkout).
You can review Web CPA (Lead), web click-through lead conversions and their reported value. Offline click-through lead conversions are also available. Keep the web and offline measures separate, and note that web lead metrics may include modeled conversions.
A null Keyword Bid means the keyword inherits its bid from the parent ad group. Use Keyword Parent Id and Keyword Parent Type to organize the review and distinguish inherited bids from explicit custom bids.
Keep these ROAS measures separate because each describes return for a different conversion event. Choose the metric that matches the client's objective, label web-specific measures clearly and note that the reported values may include modeled conversions.
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