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How To Use the Best Pinterest Planner for Success in 2025

Updated on: December 26, 2024 by Louise Myers 5 Comments

Seeking success with Pinterest marketing?

Use a Pinterest Planner!

Pinterest isn’t tough to master, once you understand its unique rhythm, and work with it instead of against it.

The big difference between Pinterest and social media platforms – and its HUGE advantage – is that “Pins” (Pinterest posts) can live for years to drive traffic to your blog and products.

Compare that to minutes for a Twitter X tweet, and a few hours for Facebook and Instagram posts.

But this also means that, to reap the rewards of Pinterest, you need to plan your daily, weekly, and monthly tasks in advance!

How to Write the Best Pinterest Descriptions and Titles

Updated on: December 15, 2020 by Louise Myers 8 Comments

Do you know how to write great Pinterest descriptions?

Are you getting all the impressions and clicks you want from your Pins and titles?

If you’re reading this, I’m guessing the answer is ‘no’.

But that’s okay, because there are some simple ways to make the most of your pin descriptions. And titles too!

Let’s dive into how to use them to get more traffic, leads, and sales.

How to Enable Pinterest Rich Pins in a Flash

Updated on: July 24, 2024 by Louise Myers 123 Comments

Want to use Pinterest Rich Pins?

You should! They really pop your presence on Pinterest.

Rich Pins are absolutely free. They help both you and Pinterest users by providing more context about your product, recipe, or page on the Pin.

Read on!

How to Discover the Best Time to Post on Social Media

Updated on: January 5, 2024 by Louise Myers Leave a Comment

Wondering the best time to post on social media?

It’s an often-asked question!

Timing is key to maximize social media reach and engagement. You need to put out content when your target audience is online and most likely to pay attention.

The best time to post on each social network varies due to the times people are likely to be active on each platform, and how differently they engage on them.

We’ll cover all the major platforms, including Tumblr and WhatsApp.

Let’s go!

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