The 3 top reasons bloggers should embrace Pinterest

Today – reasons bloggers should embrace Pinterest

Pinterest is fabulous for everyone  and it is undoubtedly my favourite search engine.

I would highly recommend it to bloggers however as one form of social media it is well worth spending time on and really getting to grips with. Here’s why….

 

top reasons bloggers should embrace Pinterest

Reasons bloggers should embrace Pinterest

1. Traffic

First and foremost Pinterest can widen your blog’s audience. Pre Pinterest I would write a post, share it on twitter, facebook and sometimes Google + and hope someone would follow the link. Pinterest provides a wider audience actually searching for content in my niche. The images I create to promote the post act as book cover to it and invite people in. Unlike twitter and facebook my post is not easily lost on a time line but stays a board made for it, just waiting to be found. Pinterest has helped my traffic tremendously and is my main source of traffic to my blog

2. Inspiration

I have been blogging a long time and sometimes I need a little injection of excitement to keep it fresh. Time after time I see something original and interesting on Pinterest that I want to try or explore further and this influences me. For example, I saw the most amazingly tidy closet the other day and I have been inspired to tackle my own wardrobe and to blog how the process went (and about how money saving this can be).

I also get a chance to see what other bloggers in my niche are up too   (they seem to be embracing Sping Cleaning, spring activities with kids and simplified finance)  this again gives me a guiding light to hot topics.

Pinspiration I call it.

3. Community

Blogging can occasionally feel a lonely business, maybe not for everyone but certainly I sometimes find it so. Having collaborative boards with other bloggers in my niche where we all pin our blog posts enable me to feel part of a community. It can feel like we are all selling our goods in the same shop, if that makes sense.

I repin their posts, they repin mine, we read each others work and comment on it too. You can’t beat community and Pinterest is a huge one! Within it are little pockets of communities on collaborative boards.

So bloggers I urge you to embrace Pinterest, increase your traffic, be inspired and take part in a sharing community.

I hope you have found this post on the top reasons bloggers should embrace Pinterest to be useful

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8 Comments

  1. April 14, 2015 / 8:42 am

    I have never managed to work out how to use Pinterest as a blog promotion tool. I will go back and try and work it out now I have read this post. Thank you!

  2. Otilia
    April 15, 2015 / 3:32 pm

    You are so right! I used to use pinterest a lot more before though nowadays i just don’t have the tme

  3. April 15, 2015 / 3:55 pm

    I honestly don’t know how I lived without pinterest. I use it for everything. Design and craft inspiration. Educational ideas for the boy. I must pin my own posts more I guess and try and get some increased traffic!

  4. April 15, 2015 / 8:49 pm

    I love pinterest from a personal perspective, but know I don’t utilise it fully for my blog, I do try when I have a pinnable sort of post, but as a lot of mine is random rambles it is hard to make it work as a pin!

  5. April 16, 2015 / 10:26 am

    I’m a little late to the Pinterest party but I love it now and am trying to get the hang of it x x

  6. April 16, 2015 / 8:38 pm

    I don’t use pinterest much I really need to embrace it especially for the money saving posts.

  7. April 18, 2015 / 10:52 am

    I am terrible at remembering to add images to Pinterest and when I do remember time slips away looking at other people’s pins

  8. April 28, 2015 / 4:50 pm

    I really need to start utilising Pinterest more as I always forget and end up trawling Google images!! x

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