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The poster is struggling with attributing delayed conversions from Pinterest that appear as 'Direct' traffic, directly aligning with Truthylink's ability to help explain 'Direct' traffic and improve attribution.
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This is such a common and frustrating challenge, especially with platforms like Pinterest where the customer journey often involves a longer consideration phase before a direct purchase. Many agencies struggle with proving the true value when last-click models fall short. Have you explored using a link management tool that helps de-anonymize some of that 'Direct' traffic? Often, what appears as direct is actually a return visit from an earlier touchpoint, and some tools are designed to help you catch those otherwise hidden attributions.