Types of Rich Pin

Currently, we have four different types of Rich Pins:

1. Recipe - Ideal for those into home cooking, cuisines, or anything that has to do with food preparation. This Rich Pin displays information like ingredients used in preparation, the cook time, and serving information. Pinners can immediately respond to this info by saving the post or by sharing to others.

2. Product - Online retail stores (B2C), B2B, and websites with product listings can use this Rich Pin for their products. This displays information about the real-time pricing of the product, the stock level/status, the description of the product, and where to buy the product. Users of this Rich Pin have recorded higher sales conversion compared to the Pinners that didn't.

3. Article - Bloggers use this Rich Pin to get more engagement and drive traffic to their blog posts. This Rich Pin shows article headline, title, published date of article, author's name, and description. Appropriate for your blog posts, pages and articles. Pinners interested in reading the full content of the article are motivated to click the provided link.

4. App Install - This Rich Pin takes iOS users to the app store where they can download your app without having to leave Pinterest. This feature is only compatible with iOS and a great benefit to those who have apps developed for their products or services.

Accurate and up-to-date details about Pinterest Rich Pins can be found on the Pinterest website when any new changes or updates are posted.

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JeffreyBrown Premium Plus
Thank you for this training, Israel!
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Israel17 Premium
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Good to see you onboard, Jeff! Leverage Pinterest for building tons of traffic and move your blogging game to the next level!

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timstime20 Premium
Thanks
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Israel17 Premium
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You're much welcome onboard, Tim! Glad you read this training about installing Pinterest rich pins! See you go viral in the online world, mt friend!

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JackieB830 Premium
Hi Israel

Thank you for the information on Rich Pins, you always provide valuable information.

Do you know the answer the these questions.

1. Do you have to claim you website before you can do Rich Pins.

2.Do you have to have meta data on all posts before you can get a Rich Pins, validated.

Thanks in advance for your help.

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Israel17 Premium
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Hello Jackie, in order to get access to your blog analytics, you'd need to claim your website first. I'm going to create a special training on how you can claim your website prior to using Pinterest Rich Pins. I'll have a detailed answer for you in my future training which may likely be one of the next two.

In order to get Rich Pins validated, you're required by Pinterest to add Meta tags of your posts. Not to worry, my future posts will clarify more on these!

Thanks for your comment!

Israel Olatunji
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JackieB830 Premium
@Israel17
Thanks Israel, sorry for the delay in responding.

I claimed my website and validated Rich Pins a few days ago. I have been working on my Pinterest account, and it is coming along nicely.

Your training is always informative and helpful.

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Israel17 Premium
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Wow, glad you made it to website clarification and Pinterest rich pin validation, Jackie! You will begin to experience exponential rise in your traffic henceforth. Congratulations!

Israel Olatunji
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JackieB830 Premium
@Israel17
Thanks Israel, I am seeing it.

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Dhind1 Premium Plus
Thanks for the information about Rich Pins on Pinterest. I am currently using All in One SEO, so I need to see if they offer something similar to Yoast for the metadata.
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Israel17 Premium
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Thanks for stopping by, my friend, Alex! Yes, rich pins can help you drive real, massive traffic to your website if you can have it installed on your site. Thanks for your interest in using Pinterest to move your blogging game to the next level!

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Specialk3749 Premium
I have learned a lot from your post! I have not heard of Rich pins, and I am thinking this might help me get some much-needed traffic. I'm going to go and download the plugin now. When adding a pin to Pinterest, do I do it the same as always to take advantage of the Rich pin?
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Specialk3749 Premium
I couldn't find a validator box.
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Israel17 Premium
@Specialk3749
Thanks for your keen interest in setting up rich pins for your WordPress blog! About your being unable to find the validator box, I need to ask you a question: What SEO plugin are you currently using? Yoast or All-in-One SEO? Thanks for reading!

Israel Olatunji
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Israel17 Premium
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Good to know, glad to see that someone out there is finding my work useful and helpful! Much appreciated for that! Yes, it will definitely help in driving tons of traffic to your blog, but it only will work if you can be consistent and stay active. You may have to clarify your question towards the end of your last comment very well.
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Specialk3749 Premium
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I'm using the All-In-One and it is telling me that I shouldn't have both. Do I need to delete one? I am not tech savvy, and I don't want to "mess" things up.
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Israel17 Premium
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Hello Specialk3749, honestly, I wouldn't ever ask anyone to uninstall any recommended plugin, but if you don't mind, you can follow me to the training below which suggests alternative ways to enable Pinterest Rich Pins aside from Yoast Plugin. Israel Olatunji
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Specialk3749 Premium
@Israel17
Great! I really didn't want to uninstall that one. I will read the new link you sent. Thanks!
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