By Darla Grant-Braid August 13th, 2015 It’s time for businesses to reconsider marketing on Pinterest, aka the fastest growing social destination on the net (TechCrunch). When Pinterest first began to establish itself as a viable player in the social media game, legions of marketing and media professionals descended, created profiles, looked around and then they left. … Continue reading 5 Unlikely Service Industries That Should Be On Pinterest
Zack FaganAugust 9, 2015 Interested in a new marketing outlet? How about a social network that drives sales with an average order value of $ 123.50? I hope that I have your attention at this point! Good. In case you didn’t guess it already (or the title of this post didn’t give it away) I … Continue reading 6 Pinterest Marketing Tips You Can Use Today
Vincent NgAugust 5, 2015 Before you continue reading this article, make sure you head to part 1 of How to Develop a Winning Pinterest Strategy and check out the infographic with all 11 tips at the bottom of this page! 6) Find Your Go-To Pinners Once you have an idea of the type of content … Continue reading How To Develop A Winning Pinterest Strategy From Scratch (Part 2)
Will KerschbaumJuly 29, 2015 Pinterest enjoys upwards of 73 million users, and while the majority are consumers looking for crafting and recipe ideas, there’s also an established base of business users. If you’re not taking advantage of their presence, you’re missing out on a tremendous opportunity. You don’t need flashy products to market successfully on Pinterest. … Continue reading How To Rock Pinterest Without Sexy Product Pix
Kathryn WheelerJuly 29, 2015 Already generating significant referral traffic to leading ecommerce platforms like Shopify, Pinterest plans to add a new feature to become even more involved in ecommerce – and we couldn’t be more excited. Not only can users find, collect, and share products they want, but they will also have the option to … Continue reading Pinterest Dips Into Ecommerce
Marc GubertiJuly 28, 2015 Pinterest is a unique social network in its design and usability. Many brands such as Nordstrom Rack have accumulated millions of followers that, as a combined force, make pins from these brands go viral. There are marketers who are utilizing Pinterest as well, and I can testify that Pinterest is a … Continue reading 6 Pinterest Mistakes You Do Not Want To Make If You Want A Big Audience
Alisa MeredithJuly 28, 2015 Promoted pins have a new option – engagement pins. Should you try them or should you keep paying for clicks? Like many small business owners who have tried them, I’ve been thrilled with Pinterest promoted pins. Some even say they are “Stinking awesome!” Not only is the cost per click much … Continue reading Pinterest Promoted Pins – Should You Pay for Engagement?
Marc GubertiJuly 22, 2015 We have a natural tendency to go to the things that are the most popular and follow the established leaders. Of all of the social networks, Facebook is by far the most popular one. With over 1 billion users, it dwarfs other social networks in sheer size. Twitter and Instagram are … Continue reading 6 Reasons To Get On Pinterest If You Haven’t Done So Already
Kyla RomaJuly 21, 2015 Sharing your work can feel weird or self-conscious, but it doesn’t have to! Pinterest can be a great way to get started for makers and image savvy creatives. There is no one right way to pin, so do what feels right for you. To help you get started this post will … Continue reading How to Pin Your Work to Pinterest (Without Feeling Weird About It!)
Vincent NgJuly 19, 2015 Are you looking to market on Pinterest but not too sure where to start? In this series, I offer ten guidelines to help you develop a winning Pinterest strategy from scratch. 1) Decide Who Your Core Audience Is The first thing you need to do when developing a Pinterest strategy is … Continue reading How To Develop A Winning Pinterest Strategy From Scratch (Part 1)
