4 reasons why hiring a Pinterest manager can change your business.
A visual search engine of endless inspiration and infinite possibility, it can be easy to get swept up in the visual beauty of your Pins, and forget to focus on the analytics and strategy that makes them stand out. After all, a great photo may speak a thousand words, but if you don’t know what those words are then you will never reach the right audience!
Lucky for you as a business creative, Pinterest Manager’s are gradually appearing on the scene, harnessing their own experiences and techniques into creating a strategy that aligns with your business. Whether you use Pinterest marketing as an advertising tool or just to provide potential customers with some outstanding and valuable content, by the end of 2019 Pinterest has become the fastest growing standalone site in history; responsible for some of the highest sales conversion rates and boasting almost 300 million active users every month.
So, what can a Pinterest Manager offer you that you don’t already have, and how can they impact and benefit even the most successful of businesses?
WHAT WILL YOU LEARN:
Why a Pinterest strategy is important.
Why it will save you time.
Why you should focus on what you are good at.
How to get the most out of Pinterest.
1. Pinterest requires a well-thought-out, well-planned strategy
It doesn’t matter how much time you put into creating each Pin; if there is no strategy linked to releasing and marketing them, you will never be able to reach your maximum potential reach.
Take keywords. Coming up with the best keywords to associate with your Pins should be based on audience research and popular search terms; not guesswork, and sometimes it can be challenging to assign adequate time to do this. With a Pinterest Manager, however, you’ll benefit from a professional social media user who not only knows how to attract your audience but can also identify the best times to post, the ideal celebrations to pick up on, and the optimum time to advertise deals and discounts.
2. A Pinterest Manager will save you time
Pinterest marketing is a super effective way to introduce your business to your target market and helping you connect frequently with your ideal client, as long as you know how to channel your followers into website visitors and, hopefully, customers.
However, managing this can become quite overwhelming on top of designing and creating the Pins, the content, and the products themselves… (And don’t even get us started on the landing pages!)
With a Manager to take care of the different areas of Pinterest services that you should be working across, your time will be freed up to spend on what should really be your priority – the business itself.
3. They are experts, allowing you to focus on the bit you really love.
In short, Pinterest Manager’s do this for a living, and as such will likely be able to perform any given task far quicker than you would be able to do yourself. The second that your creative business feels like a chore, you are at risk of losing your passion for it altogether, so don’t let yourself get bogged down in the social side and Pinterest pages, if it would be quicker and easier to outsource it to an expert. Cut your losses now and focus on what you are good at. For instance, if you are a wedding photographer your main focus should be capturing your couples’ big day in the most beautiful and personal way. Not spending all your time on strategizing your social media.
4. Maximize your reach
Unfortunately, there are no quick fixes lurking behind Pinterest, and success depends heavily on spotting, understanding, and applying the shifting trends to your own profile and Pins. Pinterest marketing is an ever-changing market, but lucky for you Pinterest Managers are a little bit obsessed with the site, and nothing slips past them – truly.
Put your faith in a Pinterest Manager and sit back as you watch your profile grow, adapt, develop, and ultimately pull in potential customers from all walks of life.
One of the promises I make to my clients is a commitment to enhancing their profile in line with their existing strategy and Pinterest presence; never making substantial changes without your guidance and approval. After all, it’s your business, I’m just there to make sure it looks the best it possibly can.