With
over 70 million users, Pinterest is one of today’s biggest social
networking sites that is ripe for entrepreneurial potential. It’s a
pin board style photo-sharing site which enables users to create and
manage image collections of hobbies, services, or interests,
organized in neat themes. So how can you tap into its potential? Here
are a few tips.
Ask
for followers – You
may feel a bit awkward for doing this, but it’s technically the
norm nowadays: “Please follow us on Instagram, Facebook, Twitter,
and Pinterest…” and all other social networking sites out there.
Simply put, if you want more Pinterest followers, ask for them to
follow you. You can do that by inviting your current followers on
other social media sites, for a start. More followers is equal to
more opportunities for business; it’s as simple as that.
Share
relevant content – Once
you get the followers, you have to keep them interested; otherwise
they’d just leave for some other profile “worth their time.”
Sharing relevant content is one way to keep people engaged. To do
this, analyze first which are the most popular pins as of late, then
learn from them and add up your business’ own flair.
Don’t
be self-centered – One
of the most common mistakes businesses make on Pinterest is that they
tend to pin their own content exclusively. By re-pinning other
content relevant to the target market’s preferences and needs,
you’ll lessen the likelihood of alienating your followers with “Me,
myself, and I” types of pins.
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