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Pinterest's New Roku Series Turns Your TV Into a Shopping Cart

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SOS. News Desk
Feb 20261 min read
Pinterest's New Roku Series Turns Your TV Into a Shopping Cart

Pinterest is launching its first original, shoppable TV series, "Bring My Pinterest to Life," on Roku this March, in a move to directly connect on-screen inspiration with e-commerce, as first reported by Adweek. The series represents a significant push to turn the platform's core discovery behavior into a primetime, transactional format.

  • Content that converts: The six-episode series, produced by B17 Entertainment, will feature creators helping people bring their online ideas for home and fashion into the real world. Each 22-minute episode makes the content a seamless on-ramp to e-commerce, allowing viewers to shop for products directly from partners like Wayfair, eos, and Michaels.

  • Beyond the board: This launch is a calculated push into the connected TV (CTV) advertising space, building on Pinterest's recent acquisition of the CTV ad platform tvScientific. With its own shoppable content, Pinterest is now positioned to challenge rivals like TikTok for a slice of the direct-to-consumer advertising pie.

  • An ecosystem play: The partnership with Roku is no accident. The streaming platform brings its own e-commerce infrastructure to the table, including a key partnership with Walmart, which helps reduce the friction between seeing a product on screen and buying it.

Pinterest is betting that the future of e-commerce isn't just on a phone, but seamlessly integrated into entertainment. The move aims to close the final gap between inspiration and transaction, making passive viewing an active shopping experience.

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