The complete guide to Pinterest Marketing
You probably know Pinterest as a go-to place to find DIY ideas and inspiration boards. Maybe you’ve personally used it for these reasons. But there is so much more to the platform, and it’s time for marketers to get on board (no pun intended.)
Pinterest isn’t slowing down. In fact, it’s one of the fastest-growing social platforms. And with 85% of weekly users saying they’ve purchased something from a Pin, this platform deserves to be in your social media marketing stack. Let’s get into how to market on Pinterest.
What is Pinterest marketing?
Pinterest marketing is the practice of posting branded content on this visual-forward platform to cultivate and build awareness, connect with your audience and drive traffic to your website.
Since many are looking for buying inspiration, marketing on Pinterest is a powerful way to reach new customers.
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Benefits of marketing on Pinterest
Adding another platform to the mix is no easy ask. But using Pinterest comes with benefits that make it worth the additional effort. To name a few:
Boost brand awareness
Every month 460 million people use the platform, so there’s an active audience waiting for you. Crumbl Cookies discovered this recently: In less than a year, they grew their Pinterest following from 7,000 to 1 million.
Drive people to your website
Pinterest is a popular discovery platform for shoppers looking for inspiration or new products. In fact, 80% of weekly users have discovered a new product or brand on Pinterest, according to the platform.
And Pinterest knows this. That’s why they’ve optimized unique Pin types that can be used to promote products and articles. This type of content is a powerful tool for driving new users and customers to your website.
Create and expand your community
Pinterest is a prime place to create and cultivate an engaged community through content—specifically content that taps into creativity. According to Pinterest, 85% of Pinners say they go to the platform to start a new project. Offering content that taps into this provides Pinners with the spark they’re looking for.
And that brings us to a superpower Pinterest has: It makes people feel good.
According to the platform, 78% of weekly Pinners feel positive after interacting with it. So Pinterest is a prime spot for you to create feel-good and helpful moments for your audience.
Learn more about other vital Pinterest statistics to prepare for creating a Pinterest marketing strategy.
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