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Pinterest Tip #15 – Seasonal Content

Make use of seasonal content if it’s applicable. If your blog or website discusses seasonal content like Easter, 4th of July, Halloween, Thanksgiving, and Christmas, then you’ll want to start pinning your material two months in advance to the actual holiday date. You’ll see an increase in your analytics and stats as a result by…

Pinterest Tip #14 – Notification Alerts

Use the notifications alert to identify pinning ideas Pinterest is showing you. When Pinterest is alerting you of things and pins that are popular or that you may be interested, take that opportunity and start pinning. Rumor has it that Pinterest will “elevate” your account and show more of your pins if you pin material…

Pinterest Tip #13 – On-Brand Content

Only pin on-brand content. Pinterest does in fact limit the total number of pins you can share over time per account, and this is where the concept of quality over quantity comes into play. When we talk about on-brand content, we mean that only content relevant to our audience and subject matter should be pinned.…

Pinterest Tip #12 – Using Secret Boards

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 recipes on my boards doesn’t mean I don’t have recipes stored on my Pinterest account. I don’t talk about recipes and food on my main…