Are you ready to grow your creative small business or indie brand? You might be surprised to hear that the answer could be found on Pinterest. Social media platforms such as Instagram and Facebook are widely used for marketing purposes, but there is another powerful tool that could be used to help your brand become successful: Pinterest. In this article, we’ll show you why Pinterest works and how Pinterest marketing can benefit your small business or indie brand, and we’ll answer all your questions.
It’s a visual search and discovery platform that gives people their next big idea. Pinterest is a one-stop shop for inspiration, new products and new possibilities.
Did you know? Pinterest has 518m monthly active users around the world. Each month they’re looking for ideas to help them plan, visualise and create a life they love.
Over 97% of searches on Pinterest are unbranded. As a result a small independent brand has just as much potential to reach a new audience as huge well-known brands.
Your Pins will go on forever and will continue to drive traffic to your website long after you’ve saved them to your account. Invest time and Pinterest will pay off long-term -> All Pins are evergreen.
Did you know? Google favours Pinterest and often puts Pinterest at the top of search results. And because every Pin contains an outbound link it generates traffic to your website.
Pinterest is a powerful marketing tool and if used strategically you will be able to:
The pressure is off with Pinterest. You don’t need lots of followers, likes or comments to get results. There is a lot of noise out there and it’s hard for a small business to stand out and be heard. Pinterest is the antidote. It offers a purposeful and soulful alternative way to market your business. It cuts through all the noise and slowly but surely helps your business to grow while you spend your time creating and running your business.
There is no set answer to how much time it takes to be successful. But once you are using Pinterest *correctly* it may be something you do only once or twice a week. Pinterest is a visual discovery engine. It isn’t a social media platform! Your Pins will go on forever and will continue to drive traffic to your website long after you’ve saved them to your account. Invest time and Pinterest will pay off long-term.
If your business has a visual story to tell, Pinterest will work for you. Travel, interiors, gardening, wellness, beauty, parenting, arts and crafts, fashion and food are among the most searched topics on Pinterest. People want to be inspired and find your ideas & products!
Pinterest can help your brand fit into someone’s life. Here are a few Pinterest stats:
When you add a mix of aspirational and actionable Pins with a direct link to your website you will be encouraging your perfect customer to buy and making it as easy as possible for them to do so!
GOOD TO KNOW -> If you’re a business selling your products online you can now join the Verified Merchant Programme on Pinterest. It helps people discover and buy from vetted brands. As a verified merchant, your Pins may appear organically to people who are searching for products and shopping on Pinterest.
You don’t need a blog to be on Pinterest. We would recommend that this should be part of your long term marketing strategy, but you can create beautiful Pins that link to your website without a blog that will drive traffic.
There are user-friendly apps to help you create stunning pin-worthy designs easily and quickly. Moreover, you don’t have to pin just your content in fact it’s good practice to pin a mix of your own content and others. That way you will build a unique, inspirational Pinterest account.
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