In the springtime we Repin easter eggs, in the summertime we Repin swimsuits, and in the fall we Repin everything orange-colored and pumpkin-flavored. You’d think it would be pretty simple to answer the question of when to publish your seasonal Pins to Pinterest, unfortunately it can be a lot harder than you’d initially think.<\/p>\n\n\n\n
Pinterest isn’t a real-time Platform like other social networks. If your content doesn’t become popular on Facebook, Instagram or Twitter within 24 hours, it likely never will, but on Pinterest, the first 24 hours after publishing a Pin are more-or-less meaningless. It usually takes a Pin weeks, or even months, to build up the momentum needed to perform well.<\/p>\n\n\n\n
So should you be Pinning your blog post about Thanksgiving decorations in October? Should you Pin Christmas sweaters in the Fall? Many Pinterest experts advise you to do just that, and in general we agree. It’s helpful to give your content time to mature on Pinterest, to get Repinned to many related boards and to appear in Pinterest search.<\/p>\n\n\n\n
But can we be more specific and answer exactly what type of content someone should Pin in October? We think we can. We hope to do that with this post by showing you the Pins that Tailwind members published at this time last year that went on to receive a ton of Repins.<\/p>\n\n\n\n\t\t\n\t\tCan we answer exactly what type of content someone should Pin to #Pinterest in October? Yes.\t<\/span>\n\n\t