Pinterest Marketing Strategist
Pinning for Winning
Are you using Pinterest for business? 👀
If you’re creating content and uploading it to Pinterest, you should definitely be paying attention to your comments.
I’ve seen WAYYYYY too many entrepreneurs miss out on potential sales because they aren’t replying to comments!!
Check out the latest video to learn how to check your comments NOW >>> https://sociallyaccepted.co/pinterestcomments
Are you interested in learning more about Pinterest ads?
Well it makes sense!
Pinterest just announced there are over 400 million active users and the new users are mainly millennials, Gen Z and men so if you’re looking to reach them, why not?
But! Let’s make sure you’re not throwing money down the drain.
Check out my top 3 tips to make sure your ads are more effective.
To get your Pinterest conversion tag, from desktop:
1. Go to www.pinterest.com
2. Log in to your account
3. Click the Ads tab
4. Click Conversions
5. Copy the code/code under your profile tag
To create an ad campaign, from desktop:
1. Go to www.pinterest.com
2. Log in to your account
3. Click the Ads tab
4. Select Create Ad
Now that you’re ready, keep these three tips in mind when getting started with Pinterest ads:
1) Follow my Pins that Convert Model
2) Install your Pinterest conversion tag
3) Create a Pinterest ad for better targeting
Interested in learning more about ads?
Feel free to send a message to natalie@sociallyaccepted.co!
Ready to expand your reach, grow your brand and get new customers without spending hours on social media everyday?
Before you can pin, you must have Pinterest boards!
Here is what I recommend:
Think of boards as peels of a banana. Each “layer’ is different and unique, right? But together, they come up to enclose the banana. Your business is the banana and each “peel” is certain piece that can be used to describe you or your ideal audience. By properly titling each board, you’re telling your audience what all you’re about and from there, they’ll be able to learn more, choose to follow and more — become a customer!
Examples:
If you have a fashion boutique, you may have tops, bottoms, or jewelry, right? For easier shopping, you wouldn’t just load everything up on your website and tell people to figure it out, right? No! You’d have different pages for each product category. Do the same for Pinterest! Instead of one broad board, you should have boards that clearly separates the three different departments!
Or if you are in health and wellness and offer meal plans, you may have meal plans for breakfast, lunch and dinner, right? Don’t you think some people are looking specifically for breakfast or snack ideas? Wouldn’t it easy just to go that section without all the riff raff. Separate them so your ideal audience can easily find what they’re interested in!
Think about when you go to Sephora.com, they don’t just lump everything on their website. There’s a separate page for Makeup, Skincare and the various products. Or Macy’s breaks their online store down by “departments.” Your online store should be easy to navigate. Your profile should be easy to navigate.
Now that you have that, with these newly created and optimized boards, you’ll be able to bring traffic in looking specifically for that idea or inspiration 😉
And like I said above, make sure that you are putting RELEVANT pins in those boards. If your board is for skincare for teens, it shouldn’t have a pin in there about “how to get remove an ingrown toenail.”
Why do you want to use Story Pins?
– Increased visibility: story pins are new(er) and not many people are using them so it’s less competition
– Results sooner: no video review process so stories post immediately and get instant visibility
– Engagement: you can have people engage and continue to engage with each of the stories in the story pin — taking up more of their time and increasing their interest in your business
So far, there’s only one drawback that I see: you can’t add website to story pin BUT you CAN include it in text overlay 💡 So yes, you can continue to send people to YOUR website.
If you haven’t already, I definitely recommend you give them a try! Check out the video below to see how to create story pins for your business.
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So I always want to be positive but I’d be doing you a disservice if I didn’t acknowledge the struggles real women face when it comes to social media.
People like to glamorize social media.
This is why so many people jump on social media to grow their businesses and so many people fail :(.
Continue reading “Top 8 Reasons Why Women Struggle with Social Media”
If you have a product-based business or sell physical good, listen up! This podcast is for you 🙂
Social commerce is very big!
If you’ve never heard of the term, it is when social media meets e-commerce — describing when people purchase items on social media.
Over the past few months, we’ve seen some brands implement augmented reality (AR) especially now since online shopping is very, very big.
Continue reading “Pinterest Is Making it Easier for People to Buy YOUR Products”
Remember, we always want to have an intent and purpose. We don’t want customers to look, learn and leave. We want them to take action! With action, comes results! Tune into the latest podcast to learn how to create pins that convert!
As I mentioned previously, one of the ways to make money on Pinterest is by driving traffic. But driving traffic, alone, is not going to get you paid.
Let’s go back to our 6C Pinterest marketing strategy:
Cultivate
Community
Curating
Creating
Content
Converts
Conversions are the name of the game.
Continue reading “How to Create Pinterest Pins that Convert”Pin stats are one of the most important analytics that you’re going to find on Pinterest. They tell you if what you are doing is currently working. You can break this down to see which part of your Pinterest marketing strategy isn’t working in order to improve it. For example, if you are driving traffic to your pin but they’re not clicking to learn more, you know either your call-to-action isn’t strong enough or you’re not reaching your ideal audience. If you aren’t driving any traffic to your content, you know that your keyword strategy could use some tweaking. Whenever you are marketing, you always want to look for areas of opportunity. Don’t just pin and leave. Look at your stats!
Continue reading “Pin Stats: Understanding Your Pinterest Analytics”
How often should you pin on Pinterest in 2020 seems to be the question for many entrepreneurs. What’s too much? What’s too little? How do I make sure I’m getting results, right?
I think I’ve said this before, but let me just reiterate. When I joined Pinterest and decided to take it seriously, I knew that I did not want to waste my time. I didn’t want to spend time following people, commenting on pins, or even direct messaging people.
My focus was growing my business in the most efficient way possible. This also meant not spending countless hours, falling down the Pinterest trap, and pinning tons of irrelevant content. In order to be successful, I had to be strategic.
First, I realized I needed a system:
Simple!
Continue reading “How Often Should You Pin on Pinterest in 2020”
Stop wasting time on Pinterest if you want to get results. When I first got started with Pinterest, I knew one thing: I didn’t want to waste my time. I didn’t have time to sit on Pinterest all day every day and I don’t encourage you to do it either.
Recently, I scrolled across a post that told people “how to use Pinterest for business.” As a Pinterest influencer, and someone who uses Pinterest to gain new leads and sales, I checked it out. I was seriously shocked by the information floating around.
Continue reading “Stop Wasting Time on Pinterest if You Want Results”