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WHAT’S THE POINT OF USING PINTEREST FOR YOUR BUSINESS?
1 Get in front of your target
audience.
2 Start conversations.
3 Build relationships.
4 Convert leads.
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FIRST…A FEW PINTEREST STATISTICS
1
80% of “pins” – now “saves” –
are re-pinned from other posts.
2
The lifespan of a “pin” is 1,680
times longer than a Facebook
post.
3
Red and orange images receive
200% more re-pins than blue
images.
4
Users who pin 15 – 30 times/day
get the best results.
Statistics above are from SocialMarketingWriting.com
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STEP 2: GROW YOUR PINTEREST AUDIENCE
1
Follow and like other Pinterest
accounts that make sense.
2
Give your readers the ability to
“pin” or “save” your blogposts.
3
Post regularly. Share other
content 80% of the time, and
your own 20% of the time.
4
Go wide with your content. Think
about everything and anything
that your niche would be
interested in.
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STEP 3: PIN YOUR OWN CONTENT
Input the URL.
Choose the best image for the
post. (Again, create a unique one
for Pinterest.)
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STEP 3: PIN YOUR OWN CONTENT
1
Choose to pin something from
the web.
2 Input the URL.
3
Choose the best image for the
post. (Again, create a unique one
for Pinterest.)
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STEP 3: PIN YOUR OWN CONTENT
1
Choose to pin something from
the web.
2 Input the URL.
3
Choose the best image for the
post. (Again, create a unique one
for Pinterest.)
4 Publish!
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STEP 4: TAKE PINTEREST TO THE NEXT LEVEL
1
Create boards (like categories)
where you group your content.
2
Create longer descriptions (with
at least 100 – 200 characters).
3
For your own content, use unique
images by using a tool like
Canva.
4
Incorporate pricing if you’re
talking about a product.
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STEP 5: CONVERT YOUR FOLLOWING
1 Establish your expertise.
2 Engage your followers.
3
Push people toward content or
content offers where they can
convert.
4 Measure…everything.