Pinterest Case Study: Pinterest Marketing ( WHY followers and monthly views don’t matter)

Pinterest Case Study: Pinterest Marketing (WHY followers and Monthly views don’t matter)

Are you looking for Traffic for your Blog? Want to know how to do Pinterest Marketing? Today I want to show you how I have managed to get FREE traffic from one search engine – want to know what its called?

Pinterest!

And you don’t need to be female, crafter DIY or fashion. 

If you aren’t using Pinterest you’re leaving traffic on the table.

 

(If this post contains affiliate links please see our full disclosure policy although I have to say I tried really hard to make it interesting and even I struggled to write it so if you really must read it you can find it here)

 

It’s important to have different traffic sources so I am moving into Google traffic as well but this takes a long time.

Pinterest is great because it can drive traffic really quickly!

 

How did I get started for Pinterest Marketing?

First I set up my Pinterest Account as a business account and added Rich Pins.

I also started making Pins for each of my posts and now I have designed some great viral pins.

 

One of my best pins recently is this one:

It drove over 1000 page views to my site in one day!

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Here is the post that traffic went to:

11 Easy Sewing Patterns 

This is how my traffic has gone from <100 page views to over >100 page views because of my viral pin above.

As you can see from this Google analytics graphs I had two massive viral pins one at the end of March and June 2019 sending this website over 1000 pageviews each time.

One of the most important things when it comes to Pinterest is traffic back to your site – link clicks with the new Pinterest analytics set up you can easily see which Pins are directing traffic back.

 

Traffic has been increasing for the website now that I am 6 months in with 3 viral pins I had another viral one in February as well.

What you should Forget:

  1. Monthly Pinterest Views
  2. Pinterest followers 

Whilst these look great to see going up they don’t necessarily correlate to traffic back to your site.

You could have over a million Monthly views on Pinterest but really low click-throughs to your blog or website.

Pinterest Sign up Advantages for Pinterest Marketing:

 

Once you have signed up for a Pinterest Business account one of the great things that available FREE is their Analytics.

This shows you how your account is doing and also which pins are bringing in the most traffic this allows you to double down on doing the right things to help your account.

You can set up a pinning schedule using Tailwind so you don’t have to manually pin this can take the pressure off. You will still have to create and upload pins to the scheduler.

 

Your aim is to get your Pins in front of the right audience on a regular basis.

 

Where is your Pinterest Audience?

  •  Tailwind Tribes
  • Pinterest Group boards although their influence being reducing according to Pinterest News – tightly niched group boards and personal boards are where you want to aim.
  • Pinterest Analytics lets you see where your audience interests are you can see if you are attracting the right people.

 

How do improve your Pinterest Account?

  1. Pinterest Images

Make sure they are click-worthy!

They stand out with great colors and great keyworded descriptions like the pin above.

 

  1. Grow your Blog

Your boards and profile have great keywords and stand out.

Your boards are easily navigable

 

  1. Use a scheduler

Use a scheduler to free up your time.

 

No time to implement all this then you need to find out what I can offer you when it comes to Pinterest Account Management

 

 

 

More tips check out this round-up post for All my Pinterest tips in one place over at Smartpennies blog:

10+ Resources to Improve your Pageviews from Pinterest

 

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