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2 WordPress Plugins to grow your Pinterest account

This week's episode will tell you a little bit about two plugins you can use on your website to promote growth for your Pinterest account. (Sponsored links below) MiloTree adds a pop up to your site so you can share your social media pages, Shopify store, or email newsletters. It can be used with any website that allows you to add code into the header. Tasty Pins is a WordPress plugin that makes managing your Pinterest images super easy.

4 places to use keywords for Pinterest

Now that you know where to find good keywords for Pinterest SEO, it's time to learn just what to do with them once you've picked the most relevant ones. Today's episode will list four places where you can add keywords (two might surprise you!) and a little piece of advice you should follow when you use keywords anywhere, be it for Pinterest or Google SEO. Subscribe to this podcast and visit graphicsfortraffic.com to learn more about Pinterest marketing. Check out my ebook, The Timesaver's Handbook to Efficient Pinterest Marketing, for workflow and productivity tips for content creation, both on and off Pinterest.

How to find keywords to use for Pinterest SEO

Using the right keywords is just as important as using good images, so in this episode I'm telling you about a few places where Pinterest will tell you exactly which keywords you should be using. Watch this video to see how each of these methods work!

Why descriptions on Pinterest are so important

Descriptions tell Pinterest what it needs to know to help your Pins show up when people are looking for related content. This week's episode explains the role descriptions play in getting your Pins found and what you can do to make sure Pinterest can properly understand your content. Check out Tasty Pins here (affiliate link). Subscribe to this podcast and visit graphicsfortraffic.com to learn more about Pinterest marketing. Don't forget to check out my ebook, The Timesaver's Handbook to Efficient Pinterest Marketing, for workflow and productivity tips for content creation, both on and off Pinterest.

What to focus on in your first 6 months of Pinterest marketing

Expectations for Pinterest are usually high, especially for those who are just starting out. Rather than get discouraged because it isn't as easy as you thought it would be or results aren't what you thought either, here are 6 things to focus on during your first 6 months on Pinterest instead. Places to track changes on Pinterest The Pinterest for Business Website - The main website for business tips and best practices straight from Pinterest itself The Pinterest for Business newsletter - Pinterest will sometimes send out notices about different changes Tailwind blog - Even if you don't use Tailwind, their direct access to Pinterest makes them a valuable source of information Simple Pin Media Podcast & Website - Simple Pin Media is a Podcast and website all about Pinterest marketing. There's tons of great information here for all different kinds of businesses and websites Simple Pin Media Newsletter - Kate Ahl sends out lots of tips and news for Pinterest every week Simple Pin Media Facebook group - There's always a lot of discussion in this Facebook group, but like all public forums, you have to be careful to not get caught up in sensationalism and rumors. I usually hear about something in here first then do more research or wait for something from the admins or Tailwind. Also, there's some Tailwind staff in this group, so that's a bonus as well. A Pinterest course - The best Pinterest courses include free updates and usually have a group for students View a text version of this episode here. Subscribe to this podcast and visit graphicsfortraffic.com to learn more about Pinterest marketing. Don't forget to check out my ebook, The Timesaver's Handbook to Efficient Pinterest Marketing, for workflow and productivity tips for content creation, both on and off Pinterest.