How to Use Tailwind for Pinterest

The basic feature about this app is the ability to help upload multiple pins at once. You do not need to use the manual schedule on Pinterest. Let's see how scheduling works on Tailwind.

If you finish creating an article, all you need to do is create at least 3 related images and at times more, but not less than 2 images per article. Move over to the tailwind app to create pins. Let us assume you have at least 15 boards.

These boards are niche relating boards, if you write an article in affiliate marketing, your target is going to be boards like social media marketing, blogging and the likes.

This platform gives you room to group your boards into board list. As such, you do not need to pick your boards one after the other, with the aid of a board list, you can select your decided boards.

With your three images, you can create three unique pins. Worth noting, you will write three different titles and descriptions for the pins. Thus, making each pin unique on its own. With three pins on ten boards, you would have generated 30 separate pins. The platform allows you to create an interval between your pins using the interval button.

You can schedule your pins. It can be done so that similar pins appear in an interval of 24hrs, 48hrs, etc. It all depends on what you want.

Another method of creating pins is Tailwind chrome extension. This is different from the manual image upload and makes creating pins directly from your website very easy after you have installed the extension.

When you browse websites, click the logo on your browser. The available images on the website will pop up, now you can select the images you are interested in pinning and click the Go schedule. You now have one of two options to save them in your draft or add to your scheduled queue of pins.

What I enjoy most is the caution the platform issues when I am going against the Pinterest policy. As such, I can relax and sure I am working within the rules.