3. Aim to Boost Your Reach and Grow Your Followers

A board that has less than ten thousand followers can earn more traffic and repins than a board of over a hundred thousand followers.

So do not only think about growing your followers but, also, how to make a pin that will extend its reach to non-followers on Pinterest. To do this, you need to post important pins that interest and, also, attract your major audience.

If you continue posting these pins, Pinterest will start to show your pins in the “Picked for You” section of the home feed. And this will give room for your pins to reach many people.

4. Choose Keywords Relevant to Your Board Names

To make Pinterest show your pin in the “Picked for You” area, you must ensure to post relevant pins.

And what makes a relevant pin?

Relevant keywords! Ensure your board has an important title that will captivate your audience.

For instance, when reaching out to travelers, using a name such as “Travelling Tips” or “How to get the best from traveling” on your board is highly likely to captivate the attention of your specific audience.

5. Use Several Keywords in Your Pin Description

Pinterest is more than a social network as it is a tool for inspiration and information.

Pinterest is a pictorial search engine where millions of people search for different things like things for a wedding ceremony, gifts to buy for the holidays and so many others.

That is why you need to think more about Pinterest than a place to grow your followers. Practically, Pinterest is a visual Google!!

So in your blog post, you need two to three keywords in your pin to help in its description.

Make sure to use the same keywords in about five to ten different pins because you never can know which of them will get the highest engagement or rank on Pinterest.

6. Use Guided Search

Guided Search is meant to assist you in knowing what kind of words people are searching for on Pinterest.

To use the Guided Search, type in a word on the search bar and take note of the tiled word beneath it.

Then, go through and pick the important words within the tiled words that you can include in your pin description.



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FrankB-1 Premium Plus
Great training, Israel!
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Israel17 Premium
Thanks for stopping by, FrankB-1! Glad it came in handy!

Israel Olatunji
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pitin Premium
Oh sorry I forgot to thank you for this haha. Thanks again! I’m not sure about the “group board” effectivity though. I have consumed countless (free and paid) pinterest resources and majority of them ditched the grp board advice. It seems that the algorithm about grp boards already changed early 2020. That’s why I had to get access to the Pinterest users personal boards (via Tailwind Communities).
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Israel17 Premium
Oh, thanks again, pitin! Have you tried using PinGroupie? What are your findings? Let me know. Thanks!

Israel Olatunji
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pitin Premium
I used to find and join grp boards I find in PinGroupie. It used to work. Scheduling a looping pin in the grp boards with hundreds of thousands of followers helped in my other blog (baby blog). I still get Pinterest traffic for some of my obsolete product reviews because of Pinterest pins lol. However, I don't use grp boards nowadays. Most Pinterest "experts" ditched them and only share "fresh pins" on their boards or distribute them to Tailwind communities so the members can pin them to their own personal boards. Grp boards seem to be marked as spam boards nowadays (especially if the moderator of the board doesn't maintain it well, and some pinners are abusing the right to pin by spamming it with their own content).
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Israel17 Premium
I totally agree with you on the issues with group boards, Pitin. Kudos for your pinning experience!

Israel Olatunji
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pitin Premium
I’ve been setting up my Pinterest Campaigns for the past one month (I scheduled for 1 year), lol. You can add Tailwind communities to this lesson. Tailwind community is like a secret community for Tailwind users. You schedule their pin, they schedule yours. They can see the numbers so they will kick you out if you only schedule your pin and not helping the community.

It’s a paid tool though. But it has been great. Belonging to a competitive niche, one can supplement the traffic by doing Pinterest SEO.
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Israel17 Premium
Thanks for the awesome contribution, pitin! Tailwind is a great Pinterest tool to use. Good to know you've been setting up your Pinterest campaign!

Israel Olatunji
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mjcharland Premium Plus
Hi Israel:

Thanks for this blog. I signed up for a business Pinterest account, but then they billed me every month (at the tune of $900.00 total for six months), for their "ad campaigns". I finally decided to turn my account into a personal account because I simply cannot afford to pay this much for Pinterest.
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Israel17 Premium
Oh, you don't have to spend on ad campaigns to use Pinterest for traffic generation, mjcharland. All you need to do is validate rich pins for your site and do site verification to start pinning following the guide in this training. Remain consistent in pinning for a minimum of one year and have your traffic breakthroughs with Pinterest afterwards. Thanks for reading!

Israel Olatunji
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mjcharland Premium Plus
OK. I'll try that. Thanks. Hopefully they won't bill me.
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Israel17 Premium
No, you're not going to be billed. You got billed initially because you advertised with Pinterest.
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