What is Pinterest and why you should care?
Once you’ve opened a Pinterest account, you can create online collages (“boards”) for different topics you’re interested in, and then add “pin”images and videos to your boards
Pinterest has nearly five million users, and is growing rapidly. Nearly 1.5 million unique users visit Pinterest daily, spending an average of 15 minutes a day on the site.
Think all those vision boards don’t result in referral traffic to websites and blogs? Think again. In January 2012, Pinterest drove greater traffic to websites than LinkedIn, Google Plus, Reddit, and Youtube — combined.
I’ve been doing a lot of thinking about how beginner, intermediate, and advanced Pinterest users are using it to grow their businesses and connect with their customers using these appealing online collages.
Here are 56 powerful ways I’ve come up with to incorporate Pinterest into your content marketingmix …
Pinterest is this new amazingly awesome bookmarking tool aimed at changing the social bookmarking industry into something better than it has been. Sites like Digg, Reddit and Delicious have been at the forefront of social bookmarking for many years. Recently I feel like they have been slipping a bit when it comes to popularity. Pinterest came in to fill a void, and boy did they.
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Pinwords is a really basic tool, but it’s great if you want to quickly make an image from a quote and add it to your Pinterest account. Pinstamatic actually lets you create a whole bunch of items to add to your Pinterest boards including website snapshots, pins of Twitter profiles and Spotify tracks that you can pin
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