Top 3 things you would tell a Pinterest newbie

[chrisncarries]

Hi!

I've done a couple of pins here and there, but really don't understand Pinterest at all! What are your top 3 things you would tell someone just starting Pinterest for their business?

Thanks!

~Carrie

[restyledhomesblog]

Hey, there!

1. Create new pins or content (new blog posts or products) at least weekly.
2. SEO your boards
3. Manual pin a few pins everyday.

Those are the basics. Every niche is different, and so is every account. What I would suggest is studying a "growing account" and adjust things for your niche.

For example, review a food blogger's account and how they create their boards. Adjust according to your niche.

For reference here's my profile: https://www.pinterest.com/restyledhomesblog/

Happy pinning, 

Rebecca

[foodiehomechef]

@owlbbaking  You're welcome Liz 😍

[PinterestGabby]

AMAZING tips here!!! ❤️ @owlbbaking @restyledhomesblog -- +1 to SEO @allnutritiousblog, there's a great blog post we highlighted a few weeks back you can check out here or in a Q&A we had with Tailwind here. 

Pins with crystal clear images are what perform the best. Quality over quantity! The more engagement a Pin receives, the more it's surfaced across the site. Another great way to gain traction is to be an active Pinner yourself -- save, like and comment on Pins that inspire you and relate to your business. 

Also, make sure you have thoughtful descriptions (keywords and adjectives that describe how people can use the Pin) and ensure your Pin links to a relevant webpage. High quality landing pages tend to rank better in our search results. 😉 

Definitely would also recommend taking a peek at Pinterest Academy, it's such a fantastic resource!! 

[dmawan123]

Hi. I am an agency owner of link building company TrafficKite but don't know if i can be successful with this niche in Pinterest and get some useful audience that will be helpful for my blog as i am nebiew on pinterest. Can you help me with it?