Alex CharalambousJune 14, 2015 Over the years, social media has evolved from being simply a social network to becoming a powerful marketing tool. Many of the social media giants have already monetized their platforms with paid advertising and promoted content. This “pay for play” option has allowed brands to further engage with their audience while … Continue reading Pinterest and Instagram Roll Out New Marketing Features for Brands
Caleb YenJune 11, 2015 So, we’ve been dealing with this Pinterest smart feed thing for a while. You probably realized it changed up how Pinterest works, and that some of your pins weren’t getting as much traffic as they used to. But did you change your pinning habits? If not, read on to find out … Continue reading How To Outsmart the Pinterest Smart Feed
Kate RoseJune 11, 2015 This is the second part of our new “killing it with Pinterest” series. If you missed the first one, which looked at clever use of special offers to drive traffic, you can find it here. For this article we’re going to be looking at getting your business, and more importantly your … Continue reading Using Pinterest to Drive Traffic & Sales for Your Business: Getting Found
Cindy VoJune 6, 2015 Pinterest. It’s unique in and of itself. It is the place to go to visually create the ideal closet or wedding, or get ideas for new recipes and do-it-yourself projects. Whether it is to see “visually-appealing” pins or get inspiration, Pinterest has continued to grow and evolve since its creation. This … Continue reading What Makes Pinterest So…Pinteresting?
Sudheer SomeshwaraJune 5, 2015 Visual Content Marketing experts says that if you’re still humming and hawing about whether you should add Pinterest to your marketing mix then heads up! The information below will hopefully ignite some motivation within you because if you delay and your direct competitor does not, they will steal your market share … Continue reading 8 Ways Businesses Can Drive More Sales Using Pinterest
Sudheer SomeshwaraJune 4, 2015 Visual Content Marketing expert asks; did you know that more than 14 million articles are pinned each day and those articles drive more traffic to publishers than Twitter, LinkedIn, Reddit and Google+ combined. In addition, according to CoSchedule, who dug through data from over one million blog posts, Pinterest accounts for … Continue reading How To Increase Your Blog Traffic From Pinterest
Sudheer SomeshwaraJune 4, 2015 Visual Content Marketing has some powerful lessons to teach. Consumers today are leveraging social media to discover and validate potential purchases. In fact, they rely more on digital feedback from friends, family and influencers, and less on brand-generated messages, according to Forrester. Their research revealed of U.S. adults online, some 70 … Continue reading Why Featuring Your Customers On Pinterest Will Dramatically Boost Pinterest Engagement
Anna BennettJune 3, 2015 You’ve all heard that saying “a picture is worth a 1,000 words” right? After all we live in a fast paced society where we’re glued to our smartphones, laptops, iPads where images are easy to consume. Study shows that 65% to 85% of people describe themselves as visual learners. If … Continue reading How to Create Great Images for Pinterest: 12 Keys
Brian LangJune 3, 2015 As e-commerce owners, getting more traffic and sales to our stores is a top priority. Although Pinterest is only a few years old, it has already become an important social media channel for many e-commerce businesses. According to DigiDay, Pinterest accounts for 25% of retail referral traffic and shoppers coming from … Continue reading Pinterest SEO: How I Outranked Established Brands On Pinterest
Pinterest will give U.S. users the ability to purchase directly on the social discovery network later this month. Martin Beck on June 2, 2015 Pinterest, already a place where online people go shopping, is about to become even more commercial. Today, the company announced that it will give users in the United States the ability … Continue reading Pinterest Makes Major E-Commerce Push With “Buyable Pins”
