Use secret boards to hide stuff you don’t want your readers to see or that may be irrelevant to your audience. Just because you may not see a ton of … read the post about Pinterest Tip #12 – Using Secret Boards
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Find high-quality content. Always keep the good stuff coming from your blog and website. If you want to drive traffic back to your website, you have to deliver good material. … read the post about Pinterest Tip #11 – High-Quality Content
Keep the number of lifestyle boards in check. You don’t need to create a ton of lifestyle boards or follow a ton of them, either. Everything in moderation. If you’re … read the post about Pinterest Tip #10 – About Those Lifestyle Boards…
Full descriptions in your pins is best. You’re allotted about 500 characters for your pin’s description, so try to ensure you’re using all of the available space given to you. … read the post about Pinterest Tip #9 – Pin Descriptions
The “best time” to pin is somewhat irrelevant. Pinterest’s Smart Feed determines when and where your pins are shown, and this is why it’s so important to put out your … read the post about Pinterest Tip #8 – When to Pin
Track your analytics from the start. What you’ll find is that Pinterest provides great analytics, but only for the past 30 days. By using a spreadsheet, you can easily keep … read the post about Pinterest Tip #7 – Tracking Your Analytics
Just be you. Don’t copy everyone else. There are a ton of #girlboss, #ladyboss, #momboss, and #girlbosses out there who talk about making money online and typically use all the … read the post about Pinterest Tip #6 – Just Be You
Find the content your readers are already pinning. Curious about what people are organically pinning straight from your site? You can find out what people are really interested in so … read the post about Pinterest Tip #5 – What are People Pinning from Your Site?