Most Platforms Want More of Your Attention. Pinterest Wants You to Close the App—and That’s the Point

Inc.•Tue, Jun 23, 2026, 07:26 PM•2 min read

In a marketing world obsessed with engagement metrics, Pinterest is betting that helping people live better offline is the ultimate brand win.

Source: [Inc.](https://www.inc.com/nicole-ramirez/most-platforms-want-more-of-your-attention-pinterest-wants-you-to-close-the-app-and-thats-the-point/91364416)

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