You can pin any image from your site however, creating images specifically for pinning is a lot of fun and the more time you spend on Pinterest the better you will get at it. You will begin to get a sense for what others are looking for and how others design their pins which will in turn help you.
The two most popular resources for creating pins are Canva (canva.com) and PicMonkey. I personally use PicMonkey (https://www.picmonkey.com/) and I love it. They are both great programs and I guarantee once you get used to them you will end up using them for much more than creating pins! I just saved a ton of money by using them to create birthday party invites for my son!
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Hari S Nair
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This is exactly what I was looking for, thank you so much for sharing this. I have a doubt though, are we supposed to pin other people's pins to our boards? Do you keep your featured board reserved for your own content. I am a bit confused about how to keep my boards active, also can I use long tail keywords for board names?
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Windflower
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I didn't even know that there was such a thing as group boards until I found your training. Thank you!
cheffinchic
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I've been a little lost in the Pinterest matrix but Herinnelson forwarded me your training and....wow! Thank you so much:) Your training is super informative and broken down nicely. I can't wait to get started!
musicmumma
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SusieHoliday
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Great training, thank you! I have a question...you recommend 10 min in morning, 10 minutes in the afternoon and 20 minutes in the evening. At the end of the training you recommend pinning 30-50 pins/day. I don't know if you are super fast but finding/creating 30-50 pins per day would take me a lot longer than a total of 40 minutes/day. Could you please clarify your daily pinterest routine?
Kyle
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I think it comes down to efficiency. If you have a daily "theme" then you can work more efficiently, search, find and add stuff. You just don't want to go down a rabbit hole and end up wasting too much time on pinterest.
