Here's a few of them:
High-Quality Photos:
Pinterest users are much more likely to take action on a pin they find aesthetically pleasing. In other words, bring your A game. Share crystalline photos that capture product details - and customers.Write detailed descriptions:
Pinterest provides enough room for up to 500 characters. Don't be shy. Caption accordingly, using key terms that will make you more discoverable in search.Stand Tall: Use vertical Pins:
Curalate's data science team found that vertical images with an aspect ratio of between 2:3 and 4:5 generate 60 percent more repins than long, skinny images. Crop your pins based on this knowledge, and always optimize for mobile screens.Ads: Out with the old:
Promoted pins are a great way to get noticed on Pinterest, but bear in mind that traditional ad creative (e.g banners) wont work. Instead, share content that feels native to the Pinterest environment.Take a peek at this graphic for more tips.
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