Hello Reader, This week, we're talking about another stupid simple hack that could truly make a difference in your Pinterest strategy. Let's get pinning! 🔍 Spotlight on Pinterest Group Boards They're like secret gardens of collaboration where multiple people can contribute content. But here's the thing: they're not just enjoyable, they're significant. Why? Group boards can:
Sounds great, right? 🕵🏻‍♂️ Here's the scoop on how to track down and hop on those top group boards:
But never try to add too many pins at once. Aim for 1-2 pins a day and, most importantly, follow the instructions of the board owners. đź’ˇ Here are some tips to increase your chances of getting approved as a contributor:
🎬 Action Time! Now that you know this, it's time to use it! Challenge yourself to join at least one new group board this week. Your future Pinterest-self will thank you! Happy Pinning! Cheers, Minosh. ​ P.S. Did you find this hack helpful? Forward this email to a fellow Pinterest creator and invite them to subscribe to our newsletter at talkbitz.com/subscribe. ​ |
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