🌟 Any questions about these tips? Comment below! Also, don't forget your FREE GIFT: 🎁 FREE Pinterest PLANNER + SCHEDULE here whatskatieupto.com/free-resource-library/
Hi Katie - thanks for your great content! I have been trying to absorb all things Pinterest for marketing my Etsy shop. I've read all about Pinterest's latest algorithm, and I'm trying to create a schedule. So, let's say that I have created five fresh pins for a new product in my shop. I pin fresh pin #1 on Monday to my "best in shop" board. I have three other boards that would be good for promoting this product. So, when would I pin fresh pin #1 to those three other boards? Then, further, when would I pin fresh pins #2, #3, #4 and #5? I guess I'm asking what the time flow is. How much time between pinning the same pin to multiple boards (and I know not to do this much - only if relevant), then what is the timeframe to start pinning the subsequent pins? Hope this makes sense, and thanks for all you do.
Thank you Katie! This video was super helpful. I am just starting to utilize Pinterest to get traffic to my new blog, so I only have 19 followers on Pinterest currently. Because the algorithm first pushes out your content to your followers to decide if it should continue to push it out to more people, how does that work when your follower count is so low to begin with? Thanks for your help!
Wow! This was SO helpful! I've been so confused trying to figure out how much content I should be creating and when to post. Now I understand how to come up with a plan! Thank you so much.
I absolutely love your channel. Thank you for going over this tip. It is just what I was trying to fine tune. Pinterest can really take up all of my time. I recently upgraded my tailwind and I'm having a bit of a issue getting into the right groups. I keep testing but no luck. Any new advice for this?
Ah, thank you 💛 I try to make every video as good as I can and they take a lot of time to make - so I'm really happy to hear you love my channel. You've upgraded to Tailwind - that's amazing! So quick question with "right groups" do you mean Tailwind Communities or Group Boards on Pinterest. I actually don't recommend spending that much time on group boards because they're really no longer effective to grow your account. With Tailwindwind Communities, I would just make sure that you find Communities that align with your blog or business and then answer their questions to access the group thoroughly. There're also many Communities that you can join without having to be invited. Btw. Tailwind Communities are awesome and still work great to get more reach on Pinterest.
Thank you so much very insightful for this I do have a question. what it you are just starting out and you dont have the analytics yet? How will I know what times my audience is on? Should I just be trying different times?
If I create a blog article and I create 1 pin for that 1 article, can I pin that 1 pin to 10 different boards on the same day? Then I create a different pin for the same article and post it the next day to 10 boards, is that ok? And do this 10 days in a row. So essentially, after 10 days - I will have 10 boards filled with 10 different pins in each board referring to that 1 blog post. Hope that makes sense!
Hey there, I wouldn't recommend pinning the same pin to 10 boards on the same day. This could be spammy because then your followers will see the same pin show up 10 time. I would spread those out ideally 7+ days. And also remember 10 boards is the maximum I recommend and only 10 if you really have 10 boards which are relevant. Otherwise just pin to less boards
Super Video Katie, Many Thanks, I am learning and creating pins for Keto Diet on pinterest , getting 2 clicks a day atm but determined to grow by following your channel on here .......
Thanks you very much for your video as I learned a lot. Your voice is very nice and relaxing. Just wanted to ask a question for you or anyone to answer. I used to only sell watches via Pinterest so of course all my boards were everything to do with watches but I now have switched into selling women's jewellery which I have been doing for about five months now. I don't update the watch boards and now just make everything jewellery related. The watch boards have been very successful with lots of re-pins and 500k monthly views but my new jewellery boards and pins get very little views or engagement. Going through the analytics I can see a majority of my followers are male (90%) which kinda makes sense but I'm not sure what to do? Do I delete all the watch boards or just make them private as I'm wondering if they're killing my jewellery boards? In this video you said after making a pin it's shown to your followers first? which I'm assuming most have no interest in so Pinterest isn't sharing them further. My watch boards/pins used to get 1-2k views whereas my jewellery ones maybe 100 if I'm lucky. Sorry this is long but just wanted some expert advice. Thanks again for a great video.
Yeah, I get where you're coming from. It could be that your new jewelry pins just don't resonate with your male-heavy follower base. I still wouldn't delete the board as you would lose the followers following those boards. I think in your case (if you're really not planning on selling watches in the future again), hide your watch boards and just focus on your new content. You can press on the pencil icon when you hover over a board and then activate "Keep this Board secret ."It will hide your board from the public. Then I would try to attract your ideal customer base with your new boards and pins. Just make sure you're deliberate with your keyword in your Pins and Boards. It may take some time to even out your follower base. But if you do include the right keywords, you don't have to rely only on your follower, but your pins should also appear in the general search due to your keywords. Does this help?
Hi Katie, great video! as always. I saw a previous video in which you mentioned to pin 15 a day at least (I believe this was after this video) is this still the case? I plan to release content once a month so how many pins should I release daily in accordance with this? I was thinking 2 or 3 which would include a pin idea too. Thanks and keep up the amazing work!
Hello, Katie! I am completely new to using Pinterest for business and am looking to drive more traffic to a new blog that will ultimately generate sales for my ecommerce business. I don't want to just link my products because I am interested in building a brand that has more rapport and useful information. After watching a few videos, I am still a bit confused on trying to hone in on a pin schedule. If I were to write one blog post a week and followed the recommendation of posting 5-10 pins a day - what would the remainder of the content be after that one blog post (is this just repins or is this where you add additional stories, videos, quotes, etc. of your own?) Would you also recommend posting that one blog post each day of the week with various new images? Thank you!
Hi Katie. I don't have an audience cuz just started the Pinterest Business account. Then, I can't figure timings to post on Pinterest(Audience Insight). Any suggestions on timings other than Tailwind?
Hi Katie I signed up for your resourse library and the information is amazing! I was wondering when your pin description template will be released? I seen Feb. 15 on your library
Hey, there. Oh, thank you I'm glad to hear you're enjoying the library and videos. I'm sorry I ran behind. The template will be available by the end of the week. xx Katie
So, if you don't have any followers yet, I wouldn't worry about the right pinning time too much. Focus on creating quality content and pins as well as your Pinterest SEO instead. This way your pins show up in Pinterest search. This means that people who arent' following you yet but are searching for something specific will find your pins.
Thank you so much for sharing! So just to confirm if I’m understanding fully, say I put out a blog post on Monday and For that blog post, I put around 15 pins on my Pinterest for that one post. If doing that, wouldn’t that clutter my Pinterest feed with the pins being so similar? Would that be appealing still? Sorry hopefully you question makes sense 😅
Hey Destiny, yeah, your question makes total sense. I agree pinning 15 pins back to back would probably overwhelm your audience. What I do is spread out those pins. Let's say 3 days apart, or I sometimes even do more like 1 or 2 weeks apart. Also, just make sure that you're trying to point out different angels in those 15 pins. So use maybe another title or try to speak to a different audience to make your pins unique. I hope this helps 💛
I am into food blogging and been pinning food pins recently but in past I used to pin quotes. My traffic dropped a little but not sure if its because I started using Tailwind. I checked by analytics and it shows that half of my audience like quotes and quotes is 2 second in affinity after finance. Should I combine both food and quote pins together even though quotes hardly drive traffic to website.
Hey there. Hmm, that's hard to tell. So quotes are very popular on Pinterest, so they get a ton of saves. But quotes hardly get any clicks over to your site. So I would recheck analytics, and instead of looking at your top pins according to impressions, look at your top pins according to clicks. I think you'll have a better picture. Also, if you switched from quotes to food-related pins, it could also mean that audience you build expects you to see pins and not food-related pins. It could take some time to adjust them or grow a new audience interested in food.
Super helpful as always. BUT bow can i separate my product pins from normal ones since pinterest has been changed and added 2 different sections of Explore and shop. Plz help me to get the answer
So pins in the shop tab are pins you directly uploaded from your online shop via a Pinterest plugins or a Pinterest catalog. All other pins will appear in your boards on your regular "saved" tab.
Hey Katie great video. Do you recommend posting new pins for an old blog to an old board or add the new pins made for an old blog to new boards? Does it matter ? I would love to get a response 🙏🏻
Hey Blair, thanks for your question. If you have a relevant board for that pin, you don't have to create a new board. But, if you feel like "Nah" nothing really fits, then it's always a good idea to create a new board. Also, always add relevant keyword to your board description, that's so important for the algorithm ;)
Thanks 😀 I'm not sure I fully understand you question though. Do you mean how to create a video pin? You can use canva and then just upload a pin in an mp4 format.
@@KatieGrazer My (slimtoslim A/c)pinterest - on pin website link broken problem, it's means website link not show in mid point directly but show in left-bottom corner so how to fix. help me Katie I am regular watch video.
The most important thing is that you're consistent. 5 new pin designs each day is a lot. If you can keep up with this great - then just pin Pin 1on Monday and then the Pin 2 a week later.
Hi Katie, I used some tool to repin tons of pin on my boards but it has become a nightmare as many pins are unrelated to the board.. Now after a year, what can I do to fix my Pinterest account? 😊
Hmm, I would not spend too much time trying to fix it. Instead make sure that from now on you have clearly defined boards that are relevant for your business. That you add your Keywords to your boards and then make sure that from now on your just pinning relevant pins to the specific boards. I do have a video on how to organize and clean up your Pinterest boards. It's on my channel inside the Pinterest category. If you're interested.
@@KatieGrazer Thank you, I will check it out for sure. BTW I just got approved on Ezoic, So I am trying to build Pinterest traffic as well along with Google traffic. Thank you for the reply 🙏😊
You'll need to log into Tailwind and press "create new schedule," and then you can choose how many open time slots you want each day so e.g., 15 or 20.
I am trying to pin regularly. I had 35K monthly viewers without much effort because it turns out my boards were in pretty good shape! I adopted your tips and things seem to be getting better. I am a florist and I post beautiful content that are usually professional images taken by popular photographers. However, I’m noticing I only get like 2-4 views per pin at this time. Is this normal? I am noticing that it’s gaining a little traction each day, but it scares me that I’m doing something wrong even though I’m making effort to actually show up and be consistent and I’m doing keyword research, etc. Are these numbers normal for the beginning?? I’d love to know what I can realistically expect in the beginning so I know if I’m completely off course! Thank you so much for all this amAzing info you are offering 🤍
Hey Mandi, thanks for your question. Yes, sadly it used to be that you could get very good results with Pinterest in just a few months. Now it takes between 3-6 months of being consistent and putting out great content to be more established and see great results. So from what you're telling me, your progress seems normal.
It helps me to go back and look at what people liked the most and what I did (like keywords I used, the headline, etc) then I do that again. That helps me maintain roughly 100-500 impressions with a few clicks on each pin
🌟 Any questions about these tips? Comment below! Also, don't forget your FREE GIFT: 🎁 FREE Pinterest PLANNER + SCHEDULE here whatskatieupto.com/free-resource-library/
Thanks, Katie! that's an incredible piece of knowledge you share. I subscribed to your channel and blog. so glad that I landed up here..God bless you!
Awesome! Thank you for joining the TH-cam family 😊
Hi Katie - thanks for your great content! I have been trying to absorb all things Pinterest for marketing my Etsy shop. I've read all about Pinterest's latest algorithm, and I'm trying to create a schedule. So, let's say that I have created five fresh pins for a new product in my shop. I pin fresh pin #1 on Monday to my "best in shop" board. I have three other boards that would be good for promoting this product. So, when would I pin fresh pin #1 to those three other boards? Then, further, when would I pin fresh pins #2, #3, #4 and #5? I guess I'm asking what the time flow is. How much time between pinning the same pin to multiple boards (and I know not to do this much - only if relevant), then what is the timeframe to start pinning the subsequent pins?
Hope this makes sense, and thanks for all you do.
Thank you Katie! This video was super helpful.
I am just starting to utilize Pinterest to get traffic to my new blog, so I only have 19 followers on Pinterest currently. Because the algorithm first pushes out your content to your followers to decide if it should continue to push it out to more people, how does that work when your follower count is so low to begin with?
Thanks for your help!
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Please answer... How many times should save pins(other content creator's pins) on my bords (my Pinterest account) per day??
Wow! This was SO helpful! I've been so confused trying to figure out how much content I should be creating and when to post. Now I understand how to come up with a plan! Thank you so much.
I absolutely love your channel. Thank you for going over this tip. It is just what I was trying to fine tune. Pinterest can really take up all of my time. I recently upgraded my tailwind and I'm having a bit of a issue getting into the right groups. I keep testing but no luck. Any new advice for this?
Ah, thank you 💛 I try to make every video as good as I can and they take a lot of time to make - so I'm really happy to hear you love my channel.
You've upgraded to Tailwind - that's amazing! So quick question with "right groups" do you mean Tailwind Communities or Group Boards on Pinterest.
I actually don't recommend spending that much time on group boards because they're really no longer effective to grow your account.
With Tailwindwind Communities, I would just make sure that you find Communities that align with your blog or business and then answer their questions to access the group thoroughly. There're also many Communities that you can join without having to be invited. Btw. Tailwind Communities are awesome and still work great to get more reach on Pinterest.
Thank you so much very insightful for this I do have a question. what it you are just starting out and you dont have the analytics yet? How will I know what times my audience is on? Should I just be trying different times?
Yes, you can try out different times or you can use a scheduler like tailwind which analyzes the best times for you.
Hi, what do you mean 3 pins per content?
If I create a blog article and I create 1 pin for that 1 article, can I pin that 1 pin to 10 different boards on the same day?
Then I create a different pin for the same article and post it the next day to 10 boards, is that ok? And do this 10 days in a row.
So essentially, after 10 days - I will have 10 boards filled with 10 different pins in each board referring to that 1 blog post.
Hope that makes sense!
Hey there, I wouldn't recommend pinning the same pin to 10 boards on the same day. This could be spammy because then your followers will see the same pin show up 10 time. I would spread those out ideally 7+ days. And also remember 10 boards is the maximum I recommend and only 10 if you really have 10 boards which are relevant. Otherwise just pin to less boards
Super Video Katie, Many Thanks, I am learning and creating pins for Keto Diet on pinterest , getting 2 clicks a day atm but determined to grow by following your channel on here .......
Sounds great it normal that it takes some time but you got this! Let me know if you have any questions or video request for the future :)
Hello Katie can i pin my designs on Pinterest and its possible to generate traffic on my web site?
Yes, that's the idea :)
Thanks you very much for your video as I learned a lot. Your voice is very nice and relaxing. Just wanted to ask a question for you or anyone to answer. I used to only sell watches via Pinterest so of course all my boards were everything to do with watches but I now have switched into selling women's jewellery which I have been doing for about five months now. I don't update the watch boards and now just make everything jewellery related. The watch boards have been very successful with lots of re-pins and 500k monthly views but my new jewellery boards and pins get very little views or engagement. Going through the analytics I can see a majority of my followers are male (90%) which kinda makes sense but I'm not sure what to do? Do I delete all the watch boards or just make them private as I'm wondering if they're killing my jewellery boards? In this video you said after making a pin it's shown to your followers first? which I'm assuming most have no interest in so Pinterest isn't sharing them further. My watch boards/pins used to get 1-2k views whereas my jewellery ones maybe 100 if I'm lucky. Sorry this is long but just wanted some expert advice. Thanks again for a great video.
Yeah, I get where you're coming from. It could be that your new jewelry pins just don't resonate with your male-heavy follower base. I still wouldn't delete the board as you would lose the followers following those boards. I think in your case (if you're really not planning on selling watches in the future again), hide your watch boards and just focus on your new content. You can press on the pencil icon when you hover over a board and then activate "Keep this Board secret ."It will hide your board from the public. Then I would try to attract your ideal customer base with your new boards and pins. Just make sure you're deliberate with your keyword in your Pins and Boards. It may take some time to even out your follower base. But if you do include the right keywords, you don't have to rely only on your follower, but your pins should also appear in the general search due to your keywords. Does this help?
@@KatieGrazer Thank you for your reply. Really appreciate it. I think I'll hide the board for a few months to see what happens.
Hi Katie, great video! as always. I saw a previous video in which you mentioned to pin 15 a day at least (I believe this was after this video) is this still the case? I plan to release content once a month so how many pins should I release daily in accordance with this? I was thinking 2 or 3 which would include a pin idea too. Thanks and keep up the amazing work!
Hello, Katie! I am completely new to using Pinterest for business and am looking to drive more traffic to a new blog that will ultimately generate sales for my ecommerce business. I don't want to just link my products because I am interested in building a brand that has more rapport and useful information. After watching a few videos, I am still a bit confused on trying to hone in on a pin schedule. If I were to write one blog post a week and followed the recommendation of posting 5-10 pins a day - what would the remainder of the content be after that one blog post (is this just repins or is this where you add additional stories, videos, quotes, etc. of your own?) Would you also recommend posting that one blog post each day of the week with various new images? Thank you!
Hi Katie. I don't have an audience cuz just started the Pinterest Business account. Then, I can't figure timings to post on Pinterest(Audience Insight). Any suggestions on timings other than Tailwind?
Hello - thanks for the schedule! So its fresh pins for the same content on each board? And on day 10 I repeat the same pins from day 1?
Hi Katie I signed up for your resourse library and the information is amazing! I was wondering when your pin description template will be released? I seen Feb. 15 on your library
Hey, there. Oh, thank you I'm glad to hear you're enjoying the library and videos. I'm sorry I ran behind. The template will be available by the end of the week. xx Katie
@@KatieGrazer thanks so much Katie! It’s no problem! I know creating all this valuable content is time consuming! I’ll keep an eye out for it
Hey Katie. I post one blog article every day. How would you advice me to go about my pinning schedule?
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Hi there :) thanks for watching!
Which is the best time to pin if you have no followers. I mean starting pinterest account
So, if you don't have any followers yet, I wouldn't worry about the right pinning time too much. Focus on creating quality content and pins as well as your Pinterest SEO instead. This way your pins show up in Pinterest search. This means that people who arent' following you yet but are searching for something specific will find your pins.
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Thank you so much for sharing!
So just to confirm if I’m understanding fully, say I put out a blog post on Monday and For that blog post, I put around 15 pins on my Pinterest for that one post. If doing that, wouldn’t that clutter my Pinterest feed with the pins being so similar? Would that be appealing still?
Sorry hopefully you question makes sense 😅
Hey Destiny, yeah, your question makes total sense. I agree pinning 15 pins back to back would probably overwhelm your audience. What I do is spread out those pins. Let's say 3 days apart, or I sometimes even do more like 1 or 2 weeks apart. Also, just make sure that you're trying to point out different angels in those 15 pins. So use maybe another title or try to speak to a different audience to make your pins unique. I hope this helps 💛
@@KatieGrazer that makes sense!! Will try that out, thank you so much!
how much pin we can post on pimterest in 2021?
I am into food blogging and been pinning food pins recently but in past I used to pin quotes. My traffic dropped a little but not sure if its because I started using Tailwind. I checked by analytics and it shows that half of my audience like quotes and quotes is 2 second in affinity after finance.
Should I combine both food and quote pins together even though quotes hardly drive traffic to website.
Hey there. Hmm, that's hard to tell. So quotes are very popular on Pinterest, so they get a ton of saves. But quotes hardly get any clicks over to your site. So I would recheck analytics, and instead of looking at your top pins according to impressions, look at your top pins according to clicks. I think you'll have a better picture. Also, if you switched from quotes to food-related pins, it could also mean that audience you build expects you to see pins and not food-related pins. It could take some time to adjust them or grow a new audience interested in food.
Super helpful as always. BUT bow can i separate my product pins from normal ones since pinterest has been changed and added 2 different sections of Explore and shop. Plz help me to get the answer
So pins in the shop tab are pins you directly uploaded from your online shop via a Pinterest plugins or a Pinterest catalog. All other pins will appear in your boards on your regular "saved" tab.
Hey Katie great video. Do you recommend posting new pins for an old blog to an old board or add the new pins made for an old blog to new boards? Does it matter ? I would love to get a response 🙏🏻
Hey Blair, thanks for your question. If you have a relevant board for that pin, you don't have to create a new board. But, if you feel like "Nah" nothing really fits, then it's always a good idea to create a new board. Also, always add relevant keyword to your board description, that's so important for the algorithm ;)
Best Video For pinterest time manage and good information. Keep up and one question - In pinterest how to shop create ? make video.
Thanks 😀 I'm not sure I fully understand you question though. Do you mean how to create a video pin? You can use canva and then just upload a pin in an mp4 format.
@@KatieGrazer My (slimtoslim A/c)pinterest - on pin website link broken problem, it's means website link not show in mid point directly but show in left-bottom corner so how to fix. help me Katie I am regular watch video.
Ótimas dicas! Great tips ;)
Can u please help, if I can create say 5 new fresh pins daily, then how much pinning and repinning I must do?? Hope u understand my question 😅
The most important thing is that you're consistent. 5 new pin designs each day is a lot. If you can keep up with this great - then just pin Pin 1on Monday and then the Pin 2 a week later.
@@KatieGrazer You just answered my first question. Now my second question is will Pin 2 go to same board or different board?
Hi Katie, I used some tool to repin tons of pin on my boards but it has become a nightmare as many pins are unrelated to the board.. Now after a year, what can I do to fix my Pinterest account?
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Hmm, I would not spend too much time trying to fix it. Instead make sure that from now on you have clearly defined boards that are relevant for your business. That you add your Keywords to your boards and then make sure that from now on your just pinning relevant pins to the specific boards.
I do have a video on how to organize and clean up your Pinterest boards. It's on my channel inside the Pinterest category. If you're interested.
@@KatieGrazer Thank you, I will check it out for sure. BTW I just got approved on Ezoic, So I am trying to build Pinterest traffic as well along with Google traffic. Thank you for the reply 🙏😊
Hi! How to unlock all dates on my Schedule?
You'll need to log into Tailwind and press "create new schedule," and then you can choose how many open time slots you want each day so e.g., 15 or 20.
Are you spending paid ads to get this views ?
No, I'm not using ads. I do for very special promotions but it's not part of my general traffic strategy.
I am trying to pin regularly. I had 35K monthly viewers without much effort because it turns out my boards were in pretty good shape! I adopted your tips and things seem to be getting better. I am a florist and I post beautiful content that are usually professional images taken by popular photographers. However, I’m noticing I only get like 2-4 views per pin at this time. Is this normal? I am noticing that it’s gaining a little traction each day, but it scares me that I’m doing something wrong even though I’m making effort to actually show up and be consistent and I’m doing keyword research, etc. Are these numbers normal for the beginning?? I’d love to know what I can realistically expect in the beginning so I know if I’m completely off course! Thank you so much for all this amAzing info you are offering 🤍
Hey Mandi, thanks for your question. Yes, sadly it used to be that you could get very good results with Pinterest in just a few months. Now it takes between 3-6 months of being consistent and putting out great content to be more established and see great results. So from what you're telling me, your progress seems normal.
It helps me to go back and look at what people liked the most and what I did (like keywords I used, the headline, etc) then I do that again. That helps me maintain roughly 100-500 impressions with a few clicks on each pin