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"  &amp;quot;Pinterest from the beginning was not meant to be a shopping service,&amp;quot; Pinterest Inc. Chief Executive Ben Silbermann said in a  Wall Street Journal article\u00A0published Tuesday. But, asked how promoted pins will benefit e-commerce companies, Silbermann explained: &amp;quot;It will be getting them to discover the things they want. And it may be a product that they buy; it may be a service that they use sometime down the line. But it&amp;#039;s not purely transactional.&amp;quot; Since Pinterest launched in March 2010, the site has evolved from a visual magazine to a destination where users and companies interact. With  more than 70 million users, Silbermann&amp;#039;s biggest challenge is how to get Pinterest&amp;#039;s fans to &amp;quot;discover the things they want,&amp;quot; but in a way that brings in big bucks. Silbermann is not afraid of going the way of MySpace (&amp;quot;I would argue MySpace made people feel like their profile was really commoditized,&amp;quot; he told the WSJ), he did reveal that Pinterest will roll out a new revenue-generating product this year. So go ahead and pin away, because while Pinterest may not change over night, there&amp;#039;s no time like the present to enjoy some quality time on the image sharing site. In the mood to check out some amazing boards? Take a look at some of our very favorite Latina pinners, sharing everything from the best in food, fashion and beauty.  Marnely Rodriguez-Murray: This Dominican food blogger and professional baker shares all types of tempting goodies on her page. From &amp;quot;Tempting Tacos&amp;quot; to &amp;quot;Cinnamon&amp;quot; to heart-healthy recipes for &amp;quot;Satisfying Salads,&amp;quot; her pins highlight the best recipes for both novice at-home cooks and seasoned domestic divas.  Jessica Alba: Actress, mother, style icon, entrepreneur, and activist. Jessica Alba inspires us to no end and her Pinterest page is chock full of boards that gives a sneak peek of her favorite beauty products, DIY projects, and even her dream house.  Nina Garcia: This Colombiana&amp;#039;s boards give us a fashion insider&amp;#039;s view. Her boards show classic, street, wedding, and personal style. So basically, your one-stop-shop when it comes to fashion Pinterest accounts.  Daniela Ramirez: Need some outfit inspo? Fashion blogger Daniela Ramirez shares oh-so-cute looks from her blog and also spreads the love, with boards full of style inspiration, beauty looks and home d\u00E9cor ideas.  Denise Cortes: This crafty Mexican American blogger makes Pinterest her personal scrapbook when it comes to all things DIY, crafty and art-inspired. We especially love her ideas for at-home projects that are easy, fun and did we mention easy? Photo Credit: Pinterest "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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