Still not on Pinterest? If you're a blogger it might be time to get serious about marrying Pinterest with your blog. Pinterest can provide a hand full of benefits for those that are ready to take their blog to the next level.
One of the main benefits of Pinterest is that it could provide massive amounts of traffic to your blog, whether it's through Pinterest promotions, or by creating that one amazing Infographic that get's pinned hundreds of times.
And if you can drive traffic to your blog, then this will give your blog a higher chance of getting advertisers and sponsors to pay attention to your site. So how do you get more traffic from Pinterest back to your blog?
Here are 5 Tips to Increase Traffic to Your Blog
Pinteresting Tip 1: Link Your Uploaded Pins Back to Your Website
One of the best aspects of Pinterst is its ability to allow pins to be linked back to any page on your website. This is a fantastic way to drive back traffic to your blog.
Any time you upload a picture that's related to your a blog post or your website, whether it's a picture of you attending an event, like Social Media Marketing World, or if it's a behind the scenes recording of a podcast episode, EVERY single pin you upload that's related to your business should go back to your website.
In order to do this, and it's best done on the desktop version of Pinterest, is to hover your mouse over your uploaded pin until a pencil icon shows at the top right hand corner. From there, click on it, and look for box that reads “source.” This is where you can change or add url of your choice. This url then becomes the destination of the clicked pin.
And yes, technically you can do this for any pin or repin as well.
Pinteresting Tip 2: Add Your Blog Website to Your Pin's Descriptions
One of the best things you can do is add your own website to your pins' descriptions. This is because websites are clickable in pin descriptions for the desktop version, but the url is cut off. The person I've seen who is the MOST consistent with this is Peg Fitzpatrick, who puts the url of the blog posts in her pins' descriptions.
However, the urls listed in pin descriptions are not clickable on Pinterest mobile apps. With apps, the full url is listed as well, making long and ugly urls not visually friendly on Pinterest. If you're considering using a url shortener, think again. If a users clicks on the shortened url link, it could lead to a Pinterest warning page stating that the link could lead to spam. This is why you don't see many of them on Pinterest.
The good news is that if you're really serious about tracking website clicks in your pin descriptions to see if they are being clicked on, Pinterest does allow for UTM tracking.
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Pinteresting Tip 3: Get Rich Pins for Your Blog
If you want your blog to get noticed on Pinterest and want to drive more traffic to your site, then I strongly suggest that you implement rich pins for your blog.
Rich pins are a special type of pin that provide extra information to Pinterest users. The benefits include bolded titles for your pins, meta descriptions taken from your blog, as well as amazing call to action buttons, especially on the iPad app version of Pinterest, which blatantly has a button that states “Read this on…”
Rich pins for articles will help you stand out against the thousands of other blogs that don't have rich pins.
If you run a self-hosted WordPress blog site, and want to get rich pins for articles, then check out this tutorial.
Pinteresting Tip 4: Join A Group Board Related to Your Blog
For me, joining group boards has been a great way of driving traffic. Group boards are Pinterest boards that have more than one contributor. Here's an example of a group board that what was created by Julie Grandbois about DIY Crafts. Her group board has over 10,600 followers with over 1,200 contributors.
When you're able to contribute valuable blog content, and expose yourself to thousands of people through group boards, there's no doubt that you're going to see an increase in traffic. And the best part, if the group is managed well, you're being exposed to the right audience.
Finding group boards can be hard when you're starting off, so an excellent tool that I recommend to use is PinGroupie. It's a great way to find group boards and sort them by keywords, the number of followers, how much repinning is going on and so much more.
Pinteresting Tip 5: Provide Amazing Content that Influencers Want to Repin
A great way of driving traffic from Pinterest back to your blog is to ensure that you provide amazing content on Pinterest. Think of creating a blog topic and a pin that would really grab people's attention.
The blog topic could be about breaking news, or offer an extremely helpful tip.
I wrote a blog post about the Best Times to Pin on Pinterest, it was pinned by someone who had close to 500,000 followers which helped spike traffic for the next two days. I have to tell you the downside of that though, even though traffic spiked during those two days, the bounce rate from during those two days were incredibly high. This was because the Pinterest influencer was a photographer, and her main audience wasn't that interested in Pinterest marketing.
If you're a looking for a more systematic way of doing this, then take time to build relationships with other influential pinners. Repin some of their content, take time to comment on their pins, and reach out to them on other social networks like Twitter, Google Plus or on their blog.
But don't mistaken Pinterest numbers as the way to determine an influencer. Cynthia Sanchez of Oh So Pinteresting, has over 10,000 followers but whenever she repins one of my pins, I know it drives quality traffic back to my blog and an audience that wants to learn about Pinterest. Generally the traffic she sends by sharing my pins has resulted in people visiting more pages and spending more time than the measured average.
Those are my five tips for using Pinterest to drive traffic to your blog. Do you have a great tip that you would like to share? Please leave the tip in the comments section.
NEW TO PINTEREST? Check out Ms. Ileane's SlideShare Presentation: Pinterest 101 – Building Your First Pinterest Board from Scratch
Hey Vincent
Great to see you on Ileane’s blog and talking about one of our favourite topics, Pinterest!
What a great traffic driver this site is, and still so few people are seriously committed to it. Of course it takes visuals to get it done, and that puts a lot of people off. But with the use of tools like canva – yay Canva, anyone can do great stuff visually.
And BTW, thanks for mentioning my infographic/post. It was a killer. 750 repins! who would have thought.
have a good one
ashley
You’re welcome Ashley. Your post and infographic, really showed the power of Pinterest when you use the right visual and have the right content. I think when people are able to think creatively, they can get some great results. As for Canva, it’s a great tool…took me some time to get the hang of everything they had to offer, but really loving some of the features they allow.
Hi Vincent
Very Pinteresting Tips. Good point about the potential bouncerate following high untargeted traffic. A friend of mine gets about 500 visitors a day to her blog (mainly from Pinterest) but no sales. Obviously the targeting needs working on to improve the traffic.
Great article. Thanks!
Thanks for the kind words Sean. I think like any other marketing tool, Pinterest can be a double edged sword. It can drive a lot of traffic, but like you said, it can be the wrong traffic and so people may keep pinning because they’re looking at the wrong metric. I really do believe that A LOT of testing is required, similar to the idea of Facebook ads, before gold is struck.
My bud Phil Dews hooked me up with Rich Pins Vincent. Major league branding tool here. Great post!
Hi Ryan, rich pins are amazing! If people have a blog, they’ve got to get it. Thanks for the kind words.
Hai Vincent..It is nice sharing about pinterest. How about google plus?it is better than pinterest or not? as we know that google plus is own google. We can generate huge traffic from there. Can you share about article about google plus? thanks before Vincent.
Hi Ahmad, thanks for reading. I think G+ and Pinterest have different benefits depending on the blogger’s goal. In terms of maximizing your G+ I would consider checking out Martin Shervington. He dedicates a lot to Google Plus.
Hey Vincent,
The 5 tips are cool. I have been an active user of Pinterest for a long but unfortunately couldn’t post all my blog links in Pinterest. I had the following reasons
1. I just focus on content writing rather than infographics (because i’m seriously not good at infographics !)
2. I wish to avoid unwanted/irrelevant images – just to get it pinned in Pinterest with no other true use.
These are the two biggest reasons why i’m lacking back in Pinterest. May be I should be trying your tips and see the result !
Thanks for the post 🙂
Hi Bhanu, I think to respond to point #1, it’s important to look at good content writing and visual creations as complements. I think years ago people said that they were worried they couldn’t write. And now look at us, there’s over how many hundreds of millions of websites. I think as time goes on, being able to create infographics or visuals will become the norm. I strongly suggest people start learning how. People are now expecting magazine style blogs.
Good points, especially appreciate the tip about groups.
Glad you found it helpful Anne. Happy pinning!
Hello Vincent Ng,
Well pinterest has been always a great source of referral traffic and I’m happy with the conversion of pinterest.
Thanks
I love using Pinterest for personal use but there are so many rich options for businesses as well. I need to try out those group boards, I have yet to tackle any.
You are right, Pinterest is really a good tool to get traffic… With the help of group boards you can easily grab audience for your website without any extra effort..
Didn’t knew that pinterest is that much powerful traffic generators…thanks for sharing the secret
Hi Vincent!
Your post is amazing man and we got some useful ideas but i think if we going to increase traffic from Pinterest then we must need to get rich pins for our blog. You done a great job, keep it up.
Rich pins are so critical because they offer protection for your pins. The titles and the meta descriptions in those rich pins never change as long as it’s linked back to the correct url. Great brand protection.
Hi Vincent,
In my blogging career, Pinterest is the second most successful networking site after the reddit for getting the blog traffic. Reddit gived the tons of traffic but it’s bounce rate is very high, pinterest gives a quality traffic with lot of page-views. So now pinterest is my only hope for blog traffic.
Hi Vincent,
Such a wonderful post you have written related to pinterest. Now a days bloggers are focusing on their pinterest use. It’s really helpful to drive traffic to any blog.
You have described all the aspects of using pinterest in a nice way. I like the way you advice to write quality content and the use of rich pins.
Though I am not a user of pinterest but after reading the importance I need to start pinning the relevant images to it. It is a good method to drive traffic.
Thanks for sharing this post with us.
Have a great weekend. 🙂
~Ravi
Hey Vincent Ng,
Nice tips about Pinterest. Ya that’s right we can drive huge amount of traffic to our blog using Pinterest. I am in blogging from last 2 years and that time i don’t know about pinterest. But from last 6 months I am using it and Its giving me huge traffic than other social media. If we have huge amount of great quality and well described images then sure Pinterest will drive huge amount of quality traffic to our your blog.
Hello Vincent,
Thanks for sharing these Pinterest tips. I’m on my way to check out the tutorial for rich pins. I might be confused but I thought when we pinned something using the Pin It button on our desktop that it would include a link to our blog?
It never occured to me to join a Pinterest Group board either…I’ve got some work to do :).
I’m getting a little traffic from Pinterest but I know I’m missing a lot of opportunities so I need to get a move on it.
Thanks for putting this together for us. Have a great new week.
Hi Corina, thanks so much for your questions. When you use a Pin it button it will take the website address that the pin comes from. Often times bloggers may upload additional photos but forget to link them unfortunately.
Have a great week.
I agree with you – I think of one of the best ways to really get traffic from Pinterest is ultimately to have really good content that others will want to repin. If you’re a regular Pinterester (like me), you know exactly what is popular and what people really seem to enjoy. So think before you even attempt to gather Pinterest traffic, you should first become a Pinterest user. Great article btw – super informative 🙂
Thanks for sharing your thoughts Aniela. I think it’s always important to think like a user. I sometimes dive in to deep as a business thinker and forget the pure joy of what Pinterest offers and why I started using it. I think if we take a step back, and look for pins that inspire us, we remember what’s most important. Our community.
Excellent Pinterest tips. I am spending more time on Pinterest trying to do exactly that. How does it exactly help in joining other boards in your niche?
Hello Vincent – Great Post. Pinterest is certainly a great network to drive traffic to our blogs. I follow Pinners related to my niche which really drives great traffuc to the website.Pinning,Repinning other Pins will drive lot of followers to your Pinterest profile which will lead to great traffic Juice. Thanks for sharing this informative post.
Hey, Vincent!
Awesome tips you’ve got here. I’m pretty new to Pinterest and I haven’t had time to be on it.
I think that interest is a good one to use if you’re into visual marketing, it might as well be great for other types even for simple blogging and promoting.
If they like your pictures and you’ve got great content, then free traffic might just flow on yah.
Hope to find more interesting posts!
Have a good day!
Excellent article Vincent. You’ve inspired me to integrate Pinterest. Will be following your tips and will report back on anything extra I learn. Please keep up the great posts. -Dave
Hey Vincent,
Thanks for sharing such a wonderful information.I have been using Pinterest for past couple of months.I really don’t know about Rich Pins concept.I am going to use this concept in my website.
I’m really enjoying pinterest these days and spending much time in browsing awesome pictures at pinterest. I guess the creative pics we upload the more traffic we get to our websites.
Hi Vincent,
Pinterest is really a traffic mine, I have been a witness to the kind of traffic it can get. The most important thing is to always pin interesting images, repin of popular people pins and join group boards. But it’s also important to make sure that don’t push it to hard, I was pinning the same image to 3 different boards and 10 more group boards and that got my account suspended for unfair use.
Hi Qasim, thanks for sharing your insights. Pinterest is really powerful in terms of getting the traffic. Thanks for sharing your story as well. It offered some really great insight. I hope you were able to get your account back.
Hello Vincent,
Awesome information about the Pinterest. Pinterest is really a very important tool for increase the website traffic but I want to know that is it also effect the search engine result page(SERP), i mean it effect the keyword ranking factor or not?
Hi Sanjeev,
I definitely know that Pinterest affects SERPs in terms of keyword ranking. Google likes fresh content. And the easiest way to get new and fresh content on Pinterest is to create new pins. This doesn’t require a lot of writing. As time goes on, and more people link to the Pinterest account, this also helps as well. There’s no doubt that Pinterest boards can rank high in search engines.
Great article Vincent!
I think / believe the first step of pinterest is to get yourself verified. The step #1 is a great first move.
From there on, don’t stop following, repin and most importantly, enjoying the process of Pinterest-ing.
Take it as a hobby and you’ll see it grow. Take it as a traffic generator solely would lead to much failure.
Great article!
Verifying your account is so important in terms of preventing counterfeiting or copied accounts, so I completely agree with you there Reginald. I also couldn’t agree more about treating it a bit of a hobby, if you get too serious then it ends up losing its fun factor. I’ve had to remind myself of why I originally started Pinterest, and it was to be inspired by creative designs and advertising.
Vincent, very useful article. Pinterest is one of the best social media website to drive traffic to our blog. Will join the Pinterest boards related to my niche 🙂 Thanks for this article.
every one says Pinterest is the traffic mine, but it did not help me to gain the attention of users towards my blog 🙁
I’ve been in Pinterest for quite a long period but I never cared to be active around there. Recently , I started spending some time there and I saw results in no time. In short time span I found this amazing truth ” Pinterest is not just for images anymore. ” The site has a vibrant community of diverse readers, and Pinterest is only enhancing this personal magazine type readership.
Great tips Vincent . I learned some new powerful tips via this article. As said ” Images speaks faster than words” , So Pinterest would surely show it’s magic quickly as I’ve been experiencing so far.
Cheers 🙂
I think that’s the interesting thing. A lot of people underestimate how powerful Pinterest can be, especially for their blog. It’s not necessarily about pretty pictures, but about being useful to those who are looking for your help and solution. Magazines have always provided entertainment and solutions, and that’s how Pinterest can very powerful. I’m happy you’re enjoying Pinterest!
Hi Vincent,
Useful article you have written here.
I have just begun using Pinterest and gathered together a ‘todo’ list before starting from various snippets and guides saved on my computer, but a couple of things you have listed above I wasn’t aware of so I have another couple of nuggets!
In two weeks I have assembled 25 boards for a total of 260 pins, and am following over 200 other boards, plenty of folks have liked my pins but so far I have only managed to acquire 2 followers, it seems to be much harder than Twitter!
Nobody seems to reply much to comments either which seems strange considering the user-base, unless I am following 235 IM’ers 🙂
Early days yet of course, but I remain hopeful.
The only problem I find at the moment is it incredibly tedious only be able to pin one image from the same page at a time, and then waiting for it to reload, that is incredibly annoying but I suppose we have spammers to thank for that – again!
Can you recommend any auto-pinning software that will pin at least 5 – 10 images in one go? as it seems that some of the earlier softwares no longer work.
I look forward to your reply on that if you have time.
Thanks
Tim
Hi Tim, thanks for your question. Take time to really pin excellent content from others, I know it’s going to take a lot of time. I’ve noticed people are a lot pickier who they follow because they don’t want their feed to be clogged with irrelevant content. The first 100 are always the toughest, so if you get a chance ensure your cross promote it on your Twitter account. As for scheduling, Viral Tag is a program but it costs $99 a month. I also advise against pinning 10 pins at one time, people do get annoyed when their Pinterest feeds get clogged.
Thanks for sharing such a lovely post. Which covers more about Pinterest. Well this is my all time favorite social media platform which is a good source of website traffic.
Muhammad, for me. It’s my favourite social media network. Sometimes when I get bored of looking at business stuff, I’ll type in something like funny pins, or creative advertising and a whole new world opens up. And the traffic….best social traffic driver for me.
Hi Ileane,
Though have heard pinterest really pours out traffic for those who knows the way around the network and seeing this post just might have made things more easy for me.
Thanks for sharing these tips.
Hey Ileane,
As you said i have started using Pinterest.In beginning,i use to get Decent amount of traffic.Later it started to increase and Now its the only source which drive 50% of traffic to my blog.Pinterest is the best platform to get Targeted US traffic and Thanks for sharing these awesome techniques.
Enjoyed your article very much. It’s amazing how much traffic we’re seeing at our various sites and blogs that begin at Pinterest. Very cool platform. Sharing your article with my tribe(s) 🙂 Thanks again!
Hi,
The one trick to drive more traffic is posting trending content, and posting amazing things. These are best ever tricks.
Thanks!!! 🙂
Oh, what an idea regarding business promotion on Pinterest. Pinterest is an amazing platform for all those people who are willing to advertise their products or business. But how we can make this more effective is provided here by this blog. So really thanks for sharing such great content and information, definitely will helpful for the people. Thanks very much.
What a useful tips, thanks for posting this, actually, i only pin image without any of this, thanks and again, can i edit already pinned post and perfom some steps mentioned here?
Love Pinterest, it is a great source of traffic for one of my blogs in particular. Group boards are highly powerful too!
Nice methods here to increase blog traffic with Pinterest.
Thanks vincent for this information. i have a tech blog with 50+post but don’t get traffic on my website. your tips is good and easily apply in my blog and hope it works
I didn’t know about creating a custom image and the pin it button (I have a generic Pinterest add button). I noticed that there seems to be a bit of a correlation between time of day that I pin something and amount of traffic I receive from that pin. Has any research been done on that?
There’s some research that has been done regarding the best times to pin, but I would say it’s tricky to verify because of the data is based on results in the U.S. I found that businesses should pin bright and early during their day, and that if you’re more into lifestyle, then people tend to look at Pinterest in the evening. This may be fashion, cooking, and music related topics.
Hi Vincent,
Thanks for the reply. I think I will follow it and check if there is any spike in the visitors for my website.
Thanks and Regards,
DJ Sid
Hello Vincent,
Pinterest is my second choice to get traffic for my blogs. Facebook is my first choice. But pinterest is really great way to drive traffic to your blog or website if you’re using it right way. So many bloggers are getting benefits from Pinterest.
Thanks
Gagan
Hi Vincent,
What a awesome tips! I love pinterest like many another favorite social networks like Google+ and Facebook. It helps to drive instant massive traffic to my blog.
Thanks to share those useful tips 🙂
Regards,
Jyoti
No doubt that pinterest is one of the great sources of advertising and marketing and it is very helpful to get good figure of traffic especially when you are dealing in with products and services business. In this scenario your shared points are very helpful to use pinterest in professional and effective way. Especially link to website and joining the business related groups both are very useful steps to increase visibility of your pins.
I like using Pinterest for personal use but there are so many rich options for businesses as well
Great tips! Still not on pinterest but after reading your post am seriously considering it. Thanks for the share!
I was using Pinterest earlier but then suddenly stopped using it but now with the tips you mentioned I am going to follow it and start using it again.
Thanks for the wonderful tips and write up
This was great advice. I’m heading over to pinterest right now! Wish me luck!
WoW, WoW, Wow … Amazing Post.
You are perfectly right. Pins are the best tool to keep you boards on top on the web. You don’t get the right traffic but you just get traffic from Pinterest.
I hope you will post such great information in future.
Regards
Yasir Waqas
I’ve been on Pinterest for quite awhile now with links back to my site. Haven’t seen much traffic from it. Also tried installing the Pinterest logo into the pictures I use on my site that linked back to Pinterest, and it disrupted the formatting of my articles. So, sorry to say, it hasn’t worked very well for me.
awesome, I never realized the rich pin function, best believe I’m using that tip!
I’ve toyed around with Pinterest but am yet to have the knack of creating killer infographics. I know I can pay others to create them for me but that is always a risk and one that can be expensive if you want to avoid cheaper services on the likes of Fiverr
Great article
I am a newbie and i did not know about this pinterest..so still not on it..But after reading this article i should definitely consider it and do my level best
Thank’s for sharing such an informative article
Hope to listen much more from you..
Vincent, Bravo! That was a great article. I’m blown away about all there is to do on Pinterest. Thank you
I had been mercilessly avoid pinterest for long. But after reading this blog, guess now i have enough reasons to be on pinterest. Thanks for this wonderful article. I will surely have a go at pinterest.
Thank you so much for sharing the importance of Pinterest. I was using it long before but then I saw it has become nofollow, so I was quite irregular in sharing my links. I didn’t know if its still important and still I am confused whether nofollow links from social sites do matter. I know they do bring audience but in case of link juice, what can help.
I also read one of your post on increasing DA and wanted to ask sumthing there but could not comment. I am trying to do all things mentioned these like writing quality content regularly, sharing on social sites, internal linking, have a specific niche but still my DA is taking very long to increase. When I search for my links at various sources, they do show but when I see site explorer, I get very very few links listed there and I think thats the reason, my DA is not increasing. How much time do site explorer take to discover the links. Like suppose if I place a link todays, after how much time would that link be discovered in site explorer and what if till then the dofollow link has become nofollow?.
I know I am asking too many questions, but I guess you can really help or someone else reading this. Thanx.
Hi Vincent! Although, I am on Pinterest since long but never use it so effectively for my blog. You have shown a new door to me……..i am definitely going to apply these tactics for my blog. Thanks for sharing this wonderful information 🙂
Hey, I was unable to think like you…… After reading this post i am feeling like a Pro Blogger and want to create Pinterest account As fast as possible……Thanks to give such a precious information to us….
Hi Vincent,
I have realized that Infographics, text and image visual representation of data works very well for Pinterest.
Appreciate your effort of summarizing all these points
someone said ” a picture is worth a thousand words”.
I think it is the basis of Pinterest. Well two new things i got from your post: first repin by directing it to the desire url and second one is to participate in related pins boards.
Thanks for the tips.
This post of yours is great timing, since I want to make my Pinterest account more interesting. Most of my pins are links of blogs and Podcasts, and I am not sure how I would be able to gain more followers since Pinterest seemed to be working better for those people pinning interesting photos. Also, how necessary is it to gain followers on Pinterest and what must I do to gain them?
Thanks a lot in advance!
I started using Pinterest recently, and I have to say its been a very fun experience. Better than FB and Twitter when it comes to the “fun” factor. Perhaps because we are naturally attracted to anything visual.
I also recently installed a WP plugin that lets users pin any images that i insert into my posts. This has resulted in some additional pins — not many, but it all adds up slowly.
Thanks for the awesome post, Vincent.
These Posts are so, so valuable to newbies like myself! Trying to figure out ways to gain more exposure for your blogs is definitely a task! Articles or posts like this really bring clarity to a nail biting situation….Lol Thanks for the Post! Its appreciated…..Corey L
Hey Vincent,
I’m totally new to Pinterest, registered last week.
And now came to know such a helpful post relating that , which can also become a source of immense traffic to my blog.
Thank you 🙂
Hi Vincent, I never knew you could add url’s in the description of pins so thanks for sharing.
Pinterest is hard to master because if you dont have much in terms of visual content, there’s better social sites to invest your time
Thank you for this info, personally i just started out pinterest, and it seems a little weird out there, unlike other social media this seems strange to me, and i feel im not comfortable at it, maybe i’m wrong. since its one of the best way of driving traffic to site then i must get used to it by any means
Pinterest is definitely here to stay…as it also offers videos to be pinned which dint even start taking off. For now pictures are doing great and for any one trying to capture visitors, they will have to be where people are..and people are on Pinterest for sure. The above mentioned tips will surely help a lot of people effectively use Pinterest and to get a lot out of it.
This post of yours is great timing, since I want to make my Pinterest account more interesting. Most of my pins are links of blogs and Podcasts, and I am not sure how I would be able to gain more followers since Pinterest seemed to be working better for those people pinning interesting photos.Also, how necessary is it to gain followers on Pinterest and what must I do to gain them?Thanks a lot in advance!
thanks, I started using Pinterest recently, and I have to say its been a very fun experience. Better than FB and Twitter when it comes to the “fun” factor. Perhaps because we are naturally attracted to anything visual.
I know of a travel blogger who has 4 million Pinterest followers and most of her traffic comes from Pinterest. For very visual lifestyle niches, it definitely cannot be underestimated!
Its surprising how pinterest has been successful within these few years. Idea was new and innovative and it was well accepted by the tech community and now playing an important role in terms of SEO.
I am looking forward to see a post of yours how to make pinterest engaging.
i had no luck with pinterest over a few years, but i am gonna try my luck again with these tips!!
Hi Vincent,
I totally agree with you on joining groups on Pinterest that are related to your blog.
If used correctly, I believe that Pinterest can drive more traffic to your website than Twitter.
This post of yours is incredible timing, since I need to make my Pinterest record additionally intriguing. The greater part of my pins are connections of sites and Podcasts, and I am not certain how I would have the capacity to increase more supporters since Pinterest appeared to be working better for those individuals sticking intriguing photos. also, how vital is it to addition adherents on Pinterest and what must I do to addition them? thanks a great deal ahead of time!
I’ve been already using Pinterest, but I have only a little amount of followers. However, after reading this I am feeling excited to put this into practice. Thanks you for writing about developing content for Pinterest and driving huge traffic to blogs.