Avoid these 5 mistakes for your Pinterest marketing.
Avoid these 5 mistakes for your Pinterest marketing
Learn to avoid mistakes and skyrocket your Business!
Since the moment I saw Pinterest I immediately fell in love, but when I realized that I can use this platform to optimize my business, the real fun began! Having mastered all the tricks for successful Pinterest marketing, realized that I can help others in doing so - thus became a Pinterest manager. And let me tell you it wasn’t always so easy, like every craft it has trial and error.
Having spent so much time on Pinterest, I have seen great content not reaching its potential because of lack of information that is essential to a great marketing strategy.
Are you a beginner trying to set your business on Pinterest? Are you one of those creatives who feel that their content can achieve so much more? I hear you and I’ve got you covered! Let us avoid these mistakes and make your Pinterest strategy skyrocket your business!
WHAT WILL YOU LEARN:
Set up a strong foundation
Keep a clear goal
Do your Pinterest Keyword and # research
Create fresh new content
Optimize your photos
Set up a strong foundation
Nothing advances without a strong foundation! Without a solid base, you cannot continue to build up, if you do - it will keep falling. One cannot simply open an account and hope for traffic right away. You need to put in some “muscle and brains” to set a base, a Pinterest strategy. You need to create the right boards that portray your image and passion, that would attract the ideal clients. You need to think about which keywords to include and where, to put your content out there and optimize it with efficient Pins. But before you do all of this, you need a goal!
Keep a clear goal
Take out your pen and let’s take notes! What do you want from Pinterest? You don’t log in just to be logged in. Even if you are using it just for fun, you must have a purpose. So what do you need from Pinterest?
Do you want to increase your sales? Do you want your brand vision to be heard? Do you want more traffic to your website? Maybe an affiliate income?
Choose the best clear goal and focus on that ONE (having too many goals can result in losing your perspective).
Do your Keyword and # research
How important are Keywords and Hashtags? Well let me put it this way, Pinterest is the third largest search engine right after Google and Youtube, so pretty damn important if you ask me! It is absolutely essential to work out your SEO Pinterest marketing strategy and not to skip the part with choosing the right keywords and # - exactly those can bring you the ideal client.
Need help with that? Take a look at my FREE Pinterest keyword guide
Create fresh new content
Don’t be afraid right away! That doesn’t mean that you have to have a loooooong portfolio for that. Let me tell you a secret: Pinterest considers new content every image, which means you can create many pins for the SAME product or blog - and it will be still counted as fresh, leveling up your Pinterest marketing game.
That doesn’t mean that you should focus only on the old, try to be frequent with each new relevant content you have, after all Pinterest will always favor what is new when it comes to the algorithm.
Optimize your photos
Stick to the best pin format! According to Pinterest, the images should be 1000 x 1500 pixels or to have a 2:3 ratio.
Always include high quality photos of your product, or relevant stock photos for your service.
Make your imprint! Develop and share your brand awareness with your unique colors and design.
And last but not least, spark the curiosity of the pinners by adding a strategically curated keyword description to your pin, and they will surely click to your website!
Do you feel like this is a lot of information to handle and you simply don’t have the time? My Pinterest Management services can transform your Pinterest profile in order for your business to flourish with many conversions to sales and clients! I pride on tailoring everything to your requirements and seeing the vision through your eyes. Hiring me doesn’t only get you someone who takes care of the management, you get someone who understands and supports your value!