Simple Pin Podcast: Simple Ways To Boost Your Business Using Pinterest

Pinterest has experienced tremendous growth in 2020 and one of the fastest-growing demographics is international users. As a US-based company, it is important to not have tunnel vision but to see the big picture of Pinterest beyond just here in America.

Video pins are on the rise on Pinterest and one of the biggest hurdles is finding a tool that doesn’t make the process labor intensive. Our community has discovered a really powerful tool that will help make video pins in less time and the quality isn’t compromised.

Learn more about Pinterest ads (aka Promoted Pins) and how to know what type of campaign to run.

Find out how to track everything Pinterest that matters...Top pins, top posts, how effective your Communities in Tailwind are, and of course conversions!

This week's episode is all about the business side of Pinterest -- Pinterest stock history and current happenings. We're interviewing Maria from the The Motely Fool about Pinterest's stock growth of 250% in 2020 and what we see on the horizon for 2021

Learn how to come up with your business budget for 2021 after a year that was everything but normal. You can’t have a solid Pinterest marketing plan without a business budget that takes Pinterest into account.

Working from home is something many of us are becoming all too familiar with. Some have been doing it for months and others of us have been in this for years. What are the keys to growing your business from home while still caring for your kids?

Pinterest runs on keywords with the Smart Feed Algorithm. It’s what matches up a pinner with a marketer based on what they search. Using the right keywords this winter will help jumpstart your Pinterest marketing.

The impact of community through coaching and small groups can propel you and your business forward, even when you are feeling overwhelmed and unstable on the heels of a rough year.

2020 was a crazy year, but Pinterest use soared to over 400 million users. Their stock increases and the value of the platform became more and more appealing to users. Let’s recap all the great features and changes they added.

In today’s episode we’re sharing with you our new Pinterest keyword planner. We will walk you through what’s inside the guide, how to use the guide to build your bank of keywords, and how this will help build your business using Pinterest.

Pinterest users are looking for what they want after they click on a pin image. If your site is confusing, hard to navigate or has multiple pop-ups, this can distract them from their goal or simply irritate them. Andrew Wilder joins us again to talk about how to design your site in a way that enhances the user experience instead of distracting them.

Promoted Pins can be intimidating but it doesn’t have to be that way. Our Promoted Pins director Erin and one of our strategist take to the podcast today to discuss what you can expect from your first Pinterest ad campaign.

It’s no secret that Pinterest has been crazy these days! Beth of Entertaining with Beth and I sit down to talk about how to start thinking of Pinterest like Vegas. You have to play smart and remember that the house always wins. Play by their rules and you’ll win too.   

Kate Doster knows how to wine and dine people to get them on her email list. Today she is going to pass on some tips, tricks and strategies for how to get people onto your email list right now.

Erin Chase from $5 dinners has jumped head first into Story pins and she just reached 1 million views of her story pins. We’re talking today about her simple strategy and what’s worked for her growth.

This week we’re talking all about our Pinterest marketing 5 day challenge that will help you master Pinterest marketing in 2021 so you feel like you’re no longer on a hamster wheel.

Today we talk with Jessica Turner about how to master affiliate marketing and get more sales for this upcoming holiday season.

Some people make it sound super easy to get sales from Pinterest, but what it takes is the right mindset. Join us for a discussion with Monica Froese about how she sees customers on Pinterest differently than customers on Facebook.