Go through each account and follow the prompts to connect and “claim”įor example, when you connect your website to Pinterest (don’t skip this, you need this), it will embed your URL information on your Pins regardless of who pins them.
To connect your accounts, including your website:Ĭlick the arrow in the top right corner (next to your profile image) When you connect your website, Instagram, Etsy, Youtube, and other accounts through Pinterest, it gives you access to features that you wouldn’t have otherwise. On the startup page, select “add a business account”įollow their prompts and answer the questions about your goals and business.ĭouble Voila!! Next, you’re going to want to connect your other accounts. Voila! To start a brand new, freshie, business account. To convert your already existing Pinterest account into a business account. We did this because she had the most established traffic and the most design-oriented pins. The first thing you’re 100% going to want to do is create a business Pinterest account.įor us, this meant converting Millie’s Pinterest account into a business account. So here is part one-how to create a business Pinterest account. What we’ve realized is how true it is that “Pinterest can be life changing for your business” and so we wanted to pass along some information. But Pinterest, right now, is not something we are claiming (lol). We are branding pros, and website pros, and many other types of pros. And don’t get us wrong-we are NOT Pinterest pros by any means. And we are graphic designers! We can totally create the Pins and do the things and it still just felt so unattainable and stressful. In fact, that’s totally how we felt for the first one and a half years of business. But then, you think about it, and it all just feels so overwhelming. Maybe someone has already told you how LIFE CHANGING it would be for your business to be spending time on Pinterest. The demographic of people that are shopping on pinterest just tend to have more disposable income. Pinterest shoppers spend more than TWICE what Facebook and Twitter shoppers spend. That’s CRAZY in the world of site statistics.
And once on that site, the average pinterest user spends about 15 minutes on the site. Pinterest drives more referral traffic to sites than other platforms. Here’s some statistics to help convince you-Ĩ8% of people that pin a product to their boards end up purchasing that product-whether through Pinterest or another platform. But if you’re a service-based business (like us), and especially if you have a product to sell, Pinterest is the place for you. And honestly, that’s what makes pinterest such a perfect place-it’s not as saturated as other platforms. The chances that your hand in the air are probably pretty slim. Raise your hand if you use Pinterest for your business marketing.we’ll wait.
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