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how do you pin your post to pinterest?
Get yourself an account if you don't already have one.
Get the html code you will need from your pinterest account and then place it in the body of each page/ post.
When you click on your own pictures you can place them in your boards at Pinterest.
Hope that helps.
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How do you pin your post to pinterest?
how do you pin your post to pinterest?
Have you added a social media plug in on your website? First you must join the ones you are interested in, such as Pinterest. The Social Media Plug In-Help for New Members
Get yourself an account if you don't already have one.
Get the html code you will need from your pinterest account and then place it in the body of each page/ post.
When you click on your own pictures you can place them in your boards at Pinterest.
Hope that helps.
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why not choose a keyword that has lets say 8000 searches for your website name vs a keyword that only has 120 searches a month
in some cases you get lots of traffic and little competition. just going buy what jaxxy search result just say 8000 searches and 43 completion still wouldn't want as a website?
Anything under 100 competition with any amount of decent search volume should be targeted. Just make sure the keywords pertain to your niche.
If you found a keyword with 8000+ searches per month with competition less then 50 then create an AWESOME blog post about that keyword, target it optimally and create thorough content (1000+ words) and then you'll be ranked page 1 rank 1 for 8000 NEW people every month.
This opportunity is exciting :)
Usually, the more searches there are per month for a keyword then the more competition.
The lower the search volume, typically, the lower the competition.
When your website is in its first year of being around then you're going to want to create blog posts that target keywords with as little competition as possible that still pertains to your niche.
You'll be able to rank easier and you'll get visitors to your website, once Google sees that then they will rank you for more of your blog posts that you may have made in the past. The more mature/trusted your site is then the more you'll rank.
Once your site is mature enough and trusted enough then you'll be able to target those keywords that have the high search volumes ;)
Cheers!
Because then the chances of you ranking in a place that'll get you noticed, is obviously significantly lower...
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Why not choose a keyword that has a lot of searches ?
why not choose a keyword that has lets say 8000 searches for your website name vs a keyword that only has 120 searches a month
in some cases you get lots of traffic and little competition. just going buy what jaxxy search result just say 8000 searches and 43 completion still wouldn't want as a website?
Anything under 100 competition with any amount of decent search volume should be targeted. Just make sure the keywords pertain to your niche.
If you found a keyword with 8000+ searches per month with competition less then 50 then create an AWESOME blog post about that keyword, target it optimally and create thorough content (1000+ words) and then you'll be ranked page 1 rank 1 for 8000 NEW people every month.
This opportunity is exciting :)
Usually, the more searches there are per month for a keyword then the more competition.
The lower the search volume, typically, the lower the competition.
When your website is in its first year of being around then you're going to want to create blog posts that target keywords with as little competition as possible that still pertains to your niche.
You'll be able to rank easier and you'll get visitors to your website, once Google sees that then they will rank you for more of your blog posts that you may have made in the past. The more mature/trusted your site is then the more you'll rank.
Once your site is mature enough and trusted enough then you'll be able to target those keywords that have the high search volumes ;)
Cheers!
Because then the chances of you ranking in a place that'll get you noticed, is obviously significantly lower...
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how to post blog on facebook
How do i post my blog on face book?
how to post blog on facebook
how to share content on pinterest
You can add a plugin or add an html code to all your pages/posts Setting Up Social Plugins on Your Website - Tweet, Like, Google +1 and Share How to add the "pin it" to your pages! Cheers =)
Sarah
You are most welcome! And sorry about the late reply lol... I haven't logged in here in sooo long =O
Cheers
Sarah
Do you have the Sociable plugin installed? If yes, then you need to show the Pinterest icon in the posts. Once you post something you can then click the Pinterest button to post it to this social network. Same can be done with all other social networks.
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How do i share my post content on pinterest?
how to share content on pinterest
You can add a plugin or add an html code to all your pages/posts Setting Up Social Plugins on Your Website - Tweet, Like, Google +1 and Share How to add the "pin it" to your pages! Cheers =)
Sarah
You are most welcome! And sorry about the late reply lol... I haven't logged in here in sooo long =O
Cheers
Sarah
Do you have the Sociable plugin installed? If yes, then you need to show the Pinterest icon in the posts. Once you post something you can then click the Pinterest button to post it to this social network. Same can be done with all other social networks.
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Have you added a social media plug in on your website? First you must join the ones you are interested in, such as Pinterest. The Social Media Plug In-Help for New Members
that works thanks