DID YOU KNOW?

If you select some text before you press the ‘Pin It’ button, the selected text goes to the description field. You don’t need to copy and paste or type, so you save time.


CONCLUSION
If you are not convinced yet about the importance of using Pinterest to promote your business, consider these facts:

Pinterest drives more referral traffic than YouTube, LinkedIn, and Google+ combined. (Source: BrandonGaille)

According to a recent Millward Brown study, 87% of pinners use Pinterest to help them decide what to buy.

Pinterest is a newer social media site and many of us are still learning how to use it properly. For those who say they see no value in promoting on Pinterest, I would urge them to reconsider.

No, you are not going to see results if you do not strategize correctly. Writing good descriptions is part of that strategy and all it takes is a little bit of extra time.

Please click the 'like' button if you found this tutorial helpful.

Thanks!



Join the Discussion
Write something…
Recent messages
Tirolith Premium
Thanks Erica for the lesson. I will have a go soon as I can.......Tom.
Reply
Ericabried Premium
No problem Tom.
Reply
MPrice Premium
Thanks Erica,
I'm just starting with Pinterest, so this info is really helpful!
Michael
Reply
Ericabried Premium
Glad to help!
Reply
paulgoodwin Premium
This is great -really great info and thank you so much
Reply
Ericabried Premium
Thanks so much Paul!
Reply
2Al Premium
It's a great tutorial. Well done. I'm going to bookmark it for future reference.
Reply
Ericabried Premium
Thanks Alma!
Reply
jvranjes Premium
Thank you.

In fact I never add any description. Instead, alt text shows automatically. So the job is done already when I add picture to the post.

I put keyword usually in the picture file name, so again this is done already in the post, no need for extra job.
Reply
Top