Pinterest Marketing
What Exactly is Pinterest Marketing?
Pinterest is a social media site based on the idea of sharing visuals.
Users or “pinners”, can organize, and share images/videos from around the Internet and search for them as well.
Which also makes it one of the most significant search engines for visual content.

Images and videos that users upload (along with their links, hashtags and descriptions) are known as pins.
Pinners have the option of neatly organizing their pins into virtual bulletin boards, also called pinboards.
Users can customize, create unique board names and theme their boards, which can then be followed by other users.
You also have the option to make your boards private or public.
Now, when it comes to sharing visuals, you have three options:
- Manually upload and share visuals along with their links/descriptions
- Repin and share visuals that you discover through your feed
- Repin and share visuals that you find via search
The best thing about Pinterest is that it allows you to share ideas and inspire others like no other social platform.
Also, since every pinner is busy pinning visuals of their own interest and organizing them.
They have no problem with other pinners seeing their activity.
Which makes Pinterest marketing a highly effective way to get the word out about your products/services.
Why Choose Pinterest Marketing?
Unless you’re living under a rock, you should know how big Pinterest has become over the years.
It has turned out to be the go-to tool for many businesses and bloggers that want to drive laser-targeted traffic back to their site using relevant visuals.
And why not? Pinterest currently has 320 million monthly active users and according to Pew Research, a whopping 29% of U.S. adults use Pinterest. When compared to other social media platforms, Pinterest is definitely on the smaller side.
But what makes it an interesting option is the fact that people using the site are actually engaged with it.
Which means you have a higher chance of getting people to click through to your site from Pinterest, than say, Twitter.
For example, if you are an e-commerce store, selling on Pinterest can help you propel your online store to a whole new level.
Because it’s different to find a product on Pinterest than on Facebook or Instagram. People using Pinterest are pre-conditioned to hit the buy button.
Pinterest users are used to finding new pins with interesting products on it.
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