I bet you have a passion for your business, don’t you? You can talk for hours about your industry with a smile on your face. But when it comes to the necessary tasks that it takes to grow a business, that smile might dim just a bit. I find this happens when I talk with business owners about incorporating social media marketing into their businesses. They often don’t know where to begin or even what to ask about how to get started on Pinterest.
Sure, it’s fun to pin beautiful images and discover great content but if your efforts aren’t helping you achieve your goals, then why bother? Let’s take a look at what one business did to get over 1.5 million website visitors with Pinterest.
Changing the way we do things can be scary for anyone. For business owners who have built their business in offline world, adding and growing a digital presence can be especially confusing and overwhelming. Listen in as I chat with Shelia Butler about how she helps businesses transition and grow with digital marketing and Pinterest.
Are you using Pinterest a marketing tool for your business? Taking a moment to take a look at your account can reveal some mistakes or some missed opportunities.
In business, success often comes down to the bottom line. What do the numbers say? But should this concept also be applied to determining a Pinterest account’s success? How much does the number of Pinterest followers you have really matter?
If fake Pinterest accounts weren’t bad enough, how about Pinterest impostors? Hear about a kindergarten teacher’s experience with someone using her name and profile image.
Advertising with Pinterest promoted pins is still very new. For most businesses using Promoted Pins it’s not yet clear what will and won’t work. How to set up campaigns and how to track their success is something many are trying to figure out.
Have you heard stories of people loosing all of the traffic to their website because of a Google update? I have and have always assumed that it only happened to websites doing shady or black-hat stuff. I’ve come to learn that isn’t always the case.
Pinterest can bring enough traffic to a website to transform it from Internet obscurity to a thriving online business. Let’s take a look at 7 reasons why some businesses on Pinterest find failure instead of success. I’m sure YOU haven’t made any of these social media marketing mistakes but maybe you have a “friend” that has.
I manage and contribute to several group boards and credit them for helping me grow my following on Pinterest to over 100,000! As a result of this, I was recently named one of the top vegan bloggers on Pinterest. That’s a great honor, and it also means I was able to grow a significant following while also fitting into a more niche market!
I’ve discovered a few tricks and tips that I’ve used to both manage and participate in group boards, and I’m going to share those with you today. Are you ready? Let’s get started!
