There’s a reason why Pinterest continues to thrive among other social media platforms. They are always taking steps to improve their app and making it more user-friendly for both pinners and brands. You may have already noticed changes in your feed and new types of...
I recently overheard a conversation between a group of friends about their use of the social app Snapchat. All of them were in agreement that they no longer used the Snapchat stories feature but now only used the app to chat and share photos with...
Pinterest has always been a fun app for marketers and merchants but until recently, it lagged behind other popular social apps like Facebook and Instagram when it comes to available marketing tools and resources. The head honchos at Pinterest recognized this and began rolling out...
ocial media in general has seen an increase in users during the pandemic, but overall engagement for most industries has seen erratic highs and lows. Pinterest on the other hand experienced increased searches in some very niche markets....
In 2019, Pinterest gained a whopping 51 million new users worldwide. Five million of those users were from the United States. Why should these numbers matter? Because Pinterest is the most popular app used to make buying decisions including major life purchases. In fact, 85%...
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Is Pinterest dying? Not according to CEO, Ben Silbermann, or any digital marketing expert worth their salt. While it’s true that Pinterest gets little respect by social network standards, the truth is Pinterest doesn’t truly fit the criteria of a social network, therefore it shouldn’t be compared to the likes of Facebook or Instagram.
In March 2010, three entrepreneurs launched a new social networking site from an apartment in San Francisco. The concept? A virtual pinboard where users could “pin” their favorite things to personal interest boards to share with their followers. By December 2011, the site was one of the top 10 largest social sites with over 11 million visits each week and was named the best new startup of the year by TechCrunch, a top tech industry publisher.
That site (if you haven’t already guessed) is none other than Pinterest, and in September 2017, it had more than 200 million users registered. A recent statistic showed that 5% of all referral traffic to websites comes from the social networking site which isn’t hard to believe when two-thirds of pins represent products or brands. Couple those stats with the fact that 87% of pinners say they’ve used the site to make a purchase decision, there’s no question that you should be promoting your blog through Pinterest as part of your social media marketing campaign.
Over the last two years, Pinterest has been developing a Promoted Pins program that allows pay-per-click advertising on their site. Changes in April 2015 make the Promoted Pins even more open for small advertisers....
Both Pinterest and Houzz offer image driven platforms for promoting your home improvement company's work, but which platform would be the best for your business?...