February Pinterest Trends: What To Pin For Traffic & Profit

by Maria Julia | Jan 27, 2020 | Blogging Advice, Pinterest, Pinterest Trends

February Pinterest Trends: What To Pin For Traffic & Profit

In this post, I’m going to look at what trends are popular on Pinterest in the month of February and how you can leverage those trends to grow your blog traffic and income.

Every month, I go over the most popular trends on Pinterest and give you ideas about what to pin and how to plan your content for the next few months. As you know, Pinterest is search, trend and seasons based. If you plan your content correctly, you can tap into the trends and grow your audience accordingly.

Personally, I grew my blog traffic to 167,000 pageviews, or by 50% from October to December simply by tapping into Christmas content. (As for my income, that grew from $5,800 to $8,370, which was mind-boggling!)

Following Pinterest trends has really worked wonders for my blog, which is why I want to share them with you too. It does require you to do a little bit of extra work with planning out your content, but I promise you it’s completely worth it. And what’s better, usually the trends last for years, so in a year’s time, you’ll already have a lot of seasonal & trendy content to pin to your boards!

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When To Publish & Pin Seasonal Content

Pinterest recommends it’s users to start pinning seasonal content 45 days, or about 6 weeks before the actual event. So, for Valentine’s day, you should’ve actually published & pinned your posts already on the first week of January. The reason why you should start pinning content so early is that it can take Pinterest 4-6 weeks to figure out what your content is really about and what keywords they should start indexing it for.

This way, more people will find your content and you can maximise your traffic.

With that said, personally I sometimes publish & pin content 30 days before the date of an event, if I’m running behind on my schedule and being disorganized. At other times, I will publish content way before the 45 days, for example if there’s a big holiday coming. (Case in point: I started writing and publishing Christmas content already in August – perhaps a little too early!).

Usually, both methods work fine, but if you are new to Pinterest trends, it’s better to stick to the 45 day rule.

What To Pin in February: Trending Ideas

Valentine’s Day

It’s a little too late to start creating Valentine’s content, but if you have any left-over Valentine’s pins that you haven’t published yet, pin them at the beginning of the month. This way, your pins will have some time to get indexed, and you may be able to cash in on some of the last-minute Valentine’s day traffic.

Spring Fashion & Holiday Outfits

Pinners are starting to look for outfits to wear during the warmer months, and many people are even looking for swimsuits and beachwear. After all, it’s that time of year that people are starting to take small holidays just to see some sunlight in the middle of the winter!

If you’re a fashion blogger, you can start preparing blog posts that feature key trends and colors of the season, such as whites, pinks and neutrals. You can also start incorporating ideas that will carry on being relevant and popular until the summer months, such as blog posts featuring the best sandals or popular bikini pieces to wear to the beach.

Personally, I’ve created a few post exactly like this two years ago, and they keep getting traffic ever since – the traffic usually dies out during the winter, becomes poplar around February-March and reaches peak popularity in July.

Bonus tip: If you want to be extra savvy with monetizing your fashion posts, focus on including evergreen fashion items from places like Amazon or Everlane that won’t sell out. I’ve done this with the majority of my fashion posts, and it’s one of the key reasons how I’m able to make up to $2,000 pretty passively every month from my fashion posts. (If you want more tips, I share them here!)

Spring Break & Holiday Ideas

Like I mentioned, holiday apparel is starting to pick up popularity around this time of year, but so is EVERYTHING related to holidays. You can leverage this by pinning and posting about travel ideas, spring break destination ideas, how to save money while travelling / how to score budget travel deals, and more!

Healthy Recipes

Many people are still sticking to their New Year’s resolutions, so healthy meal ideas continue to be popular well into February and beyond. Popular sub-categories of healthy food include the keto diet, the weight watchers diet, slow cooker recipes, instant pot recipes and whole 30, among others.

If you want to leverage these trends, round-up posts that feature many popular recipe ideas are a great idea, and tend to be popular among both stay at home moms and working moms.

Spring Crafts & Home Decor Ideas

In February, people will start getting into the spring cleaning mindset, and many will want to re-decorate their home with different spring colors, flowers and other spring ideas, such as wreaths (such as these tulip wreaths, how cute are they?!).

The same goes for crafts: many parents will want to do spring crafts with their children, and some are looking for more advanced crafts that they can do themselves.

Again you can create round-up posts that feature your favorite crafts & decor ideas, or you can create your own unique content that fits into the category.

Taxes

The U.S. tax season spans from January 27th until April 15th in 2020, and if you know a thing or two about taxes, now is your time to help some readers out. You can write about things such as your top tips for filing taxes, the best services to use when filing your taxes, tax tips for the self-employed, and more!

By the way, you don’t need to be a CPA to write about these topics, just write from your personal experience and share any tips that you may have for your audience.

Content Planning Ideas: What’s Going To Be Big Next?

For best results, Pinterest recommends it’s users to start pinning seasonal content 45 days, or about 6 weeks before the actual event. The reason why you should start pinning content so early is that it can take Pinterest 4-6 weeks to figure out what your content is really about and what keywords they should start indexing it for.

Use this guide to brainstorm blog post ideas that you can create in February, and think to yourself if there are other key event in your niche that are happening in April and May.

Easter

There’s no doubt that Easter is the biggest upcoming event during spring on Pinterest. There’s so many different content opportunities that you can tie to Easter, such as Easter crafts, Easter decorations, Easter recipes, Easter cards, Easter gifts, Easter cards and even Easter nail art!

There’s still a lot of time until Easter Sunday, which is on April 12th, so I recommend creating as much content for Easter as you can.

Festival Outfits & Beauty (Coachella)

Coachella and other festivals are HUGE. On Google alone, the term “Coachella outfits” has 90,500 monthly searches. That’s a LOT.

Coachella will be held on the 10th of April this year and from there on after, it’s festival season until the end of the summer. I’m sure you know how seriously people take their Coachella outfits, so if you’re a fashion / beauty blogger, consider starting to create festival content already in February.

You can approach the topic of festivals and festival outfits from different angles too. For example, you can create roundup posts featuring the overall best outfit ideas, boho Coachella outfits, baddie outfits, edgy outfits, re-creating celebrity outfits, and so on.

Mother’s Day

Mother’s day in the US is celebrated on May 10th this year. There are several content creation ideas that you can leverage here, such as Mother’s Day gift ideas, Mother’s day crafts, cards and food ideas.

Need more Pinterest tips? Try these!

Explosive Traffic With Pinterest – This is my free 4 day Pinterest course that teaches you how to skyrocket your Pinterest traffic with Pinterest SEO, Tailwind, Tailwind Tribes and viral images.

How To Master Pinterest SEO & Rank #1 – Confused about how to find the best keywords for each trend and how to rank them so that other people see them too? Check out this post!

How To Get Your First 1,000 Pinterest Followers – If you’re looking for ways to increase your Pinterest presence and following, this post is for you.

How I Got 5+ Milloin Views On Pinterest – Here, I’m sharing the strategies that helped me to increase my visibility on Pinterest.

Explosive Traffic With Tribes – In this ebook, I show you exactly how I increase my traffic from 50,000 to 90,000 in a few months with the help of Tailwind Tribes, and how you can do the same. Tailwind Tribes are a huge part of my Pinterest strategy, and I wouldn’t be where I am without them! (Note: These figures are based on my own results. Have a look at the typical results across all Tailwind members here!)

Pinterest Traffic Avalanche – Are you a complete beginner when it comes to Pinterest? If you’re looking for hands-on advice, that’ll help you get results FAST, this course from Create & Go is a fantastic resource!

How I Got 5 Million Pageviews On Pinterest With Little Effort

by Maria Julia | Jan 10, 2020 | Blogging Advice, Pinterest

How I Got 5 Million Pageviews On Pinterest With Little Effort

Just last mont I celebrated going semi-viral on Pinterest and reaching 3 million Pinterest views – I felt excited and thrilled to see this kind of growth on my Pinterest profile.

Now, one month later I’m sitting on 5 million Pinterest views and counting. So, how did I achieve this and what’s been the impact of it on my blog? Does reaching 5 million Pinterest view even matter?

To answer that bluntly – no, it doesn’t matter. What matter is how many of those 5 million people actually end up on your blog.

Fortunately for me, those 5 million Pinterest views have translated to over 90,000 monthly pageviews on my blog. Now THAT’s worth something, because I can monetise it. (Curious to see how I monetise my blog? Read how I made $4,252 per month blogging)

So, if you’re looking to increase you’re Pinterest pageviews, make sure that they translate to blog pageviews too.

So, How Did I Get 5 Million Pageviews On Pinterest?

(Note: These figures are based on my own results. Have a look at the typical results across all Tailwind members here!)

First and foremost, we have to talk about my content strategy. I switched up my content strategy pretty drastically in the beginning of September. During the summer, I was getting 70% of my traffic from Google, which amounted to 900-1000 daily unique visitors from Google.

However, Google had a major core algorithm update in the beginning of August which hit my site really hard. I’m still not sure why my site was hit, but I lost 50% of my Google traffic and since then I haven’t been able to recover it.

I hired a page speed optimisation specialist in the hopes that he would be able to speed up my site, and I personally went through meticulous steps to try to regain my rankings, but to no avail. What happened instead is that I lost a further 10% of my traffic – right now, it’s sitting at around 400-500 daily visitors from Google.

So, what has this got to do with Pinterest? Well, everything! I saw that my strategy with Google was failing, and it was giving me a lot of stress and anxiety.

Being a full-time blogger and having 50% of your traffic taken away from you for what appeared to be a completely random reason was incredibly stressful. Fortunately, I didn’t lose any of my income that month, but I knew that I had to find another traffic source for my blog.

I had heard that many bloggers had achieved astronomical growth very quickly with Pinterest, so I knew that it would be the best hope for me to quickly regain my traffic.

Creating The Right Content

My strategy with Google had been to create a lot of very niche posts that would target small keywords and get ranked in Google. I was happy if I got 500 monthly page views on a certain post per month, because I was writing dozens of them. Heck, I even paid writers to write them for me some times.

However, because these posts were so niche specific, they hadn’t achieved great popularity on Pinterest, which is completely understandable. I knew that if I wanted to achieve success on Pinterest, I needed to start writing different content. Content, that would resonate with as many people as possible and get shared loads.

So, instead of going after very niche keywords, I started going after very BROAD keywords. Keywords like “Halloween Makeup” and “Fashion Inspiration” and others that were popular both on Pinterest and in my niches.

To get popular on Pinterest, you’re better off targeting keyword that are ALREADY popular on Pinterest. I’m sure that there are some people out there who have managed to grow a decent income and a decent Pinterest profile from some obscure niches, but that isn’t the norm. Stick to topics that are popular on Pinterest, like recipes, parenting, fashion, DIY and beauty.

Find a couple of bloggers that are already succeeding on Pinterest and copy what they are doing. A quick tip here – check Buzzsumo to see what the most shared articles on Pinterest are from your favourite bloggers, and see if you can write your own version of the article and add more value to it.

I consistently use both Buzzsumo as well as Pinterest and Tailwind in order to find out what content is already popular on the platform, and then create my own articles based on that.

Taking The Pinterest Traffic Avalanche Course

Okay, so there were a couple of shortcuts that I took when I grew my Pinterest traffic. First and foremost, I signed up to the Pinterest Traffic Avalanche course, which is created by Alex and Lauren from Create and Co. I had previously taken their Six Figure Blogger signature course which blew my mind, so I knew their Pinterest course had to be good too.

Before taking this course, I had been frantically searching for any articles related to Pinterest marketing, and it came to the point where I was reading contradicting advice from several different blogs. People were writing about their posting schedules and different tips, and often times it was like comparing apples to oranges.

Furthermore, many of the blogs weren’t being a 100% transparent in their strategy: often, they were giving very vague advice and I was left feeling that I had just wasted 10 minutes of my time.

So, instead of diving deeper into articles about Pinterest marketing, I set out to read reviews about different Pinterest courses – I wanted to see if they could provide more value than free blog posts.

The answer is yes – it was great to have a blueprint for success from people who actually drive almost half a million monthly pageviews to their blog from Pinterest. There was no questioning what tactics would work and what wouldn’t – these guys had tried it all and were giving me their best advice.

From 1 Million To 2 Million Pinterest Pageviews…

Gaining traffic on Pinterest was just about following their advice down to a tee. And guess what? It worked. My growth didn’t come over night, but you can see from the graph how it’s beginning to work from Mid-September: this is when I had my first pin go viral, and it made my profile explode from 1 million to 2 million Pinterest pageviews in a matter of 3 days!

After that, I continued to use the tactics in Pinterest Traffic Avalanche, and I also added Tailwind Tribes to my repertoire, which further boosted my Pinterest pageviews to 5.7 million! I will talk more about Tailwind Tribes in the next section.

The most important lessons that I learned from Pinterest Traffic Avalanche were to do with strategy and pin design. The ninja secrets were amazing for coming up with new content and Lauren’s tips on pin design were the reason why my pins originally went viral.

So, should you buy this course? Absolutely. If you’re not yet achieving the results that you want with Pinterest, the Pinterest Traffic Avalanche course is an amazing tool to start with. It doesn’t matter if you’re a beginner or an advanced user of Pinterest – if you’re not happy with your results, there’s probably room for improvement. That being said, if you are on track to smashing your Pinterest goals and think you already know everything about Pinterest, this course will be too basic for you.

The only thing that I didn’t like was that the course didn’t lay out any strategy for Tailwind Tribes, which is why I had to do a lot of work trying to figure out the best ways to use the platform. However, everything worked out well for me, and I ended up boosting my Pinterest pageviews to 5.7 million by using my own strategies. (Note: These figures are based on my own results. Have a look at the typical results across all Tailwind members here!)

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Use Tailwind Tribes To Grow Your Traffic

Like I mentioned, Tailwind Tribes has really been my ultimate secret to reaching 5 million monthly Pinterest views. Although the scheduling side of Tailwind is great by itself, I wouldn’t have achieved the explosive growth that I experienced without Tailwind Tribes. Right now, Tailwind Tribes actually contribute more than 50% towards my blog traffic, and it doesn’t seem to be stopping. (Note: These figures are based on my own results. Have a look at the typical results across all Tailwind members here!)

Why are Tribes so powerful? Well, they work like Pinterest group boards were meant to work – they have the potential of putting your content in front of millions of people.

When you share a pin to Tailwind Tribes, you need to share at least one other pin from another member in the Tribe. This way, you’re almost always sure that someone will re-pin your content from Tribes to one of their boards, and from there other users will be able to share and interact with your pin too. It has a compounding effect which can be very powerful if done right.

I have a very aggressive strategy with Tailwind Tribes and I am currently using the Unlimited PowerUp package which let’s me be a part of an unlimited number of tribes and post as many pins to my tribes as I want per day. I also use catchy headlines to create curiosity in people, and design beautiful pins in Canva which look professional, so that users are more likely to click over to my blog.

I dive deeper into my Tailwind Tribes strategy in my 60+ page e-book Explosive Traffic With Tribes which goes over my exact strategy that I used to get 90,000 monthly pageviews to my blog and make my content spread like wildfire.

The Explosive Traffic With Tribes e-book is super affordable and contains no fluff – In it, break down my exact strategy on how I get over 5 million Pinterest views each month. Tailwind Tribes are my main source of traffic and I highly recommend this e-book if you’re serious about getting huge traffic from Pinterest.

Pst! Please share this article on Pinterest, because it helps to spread the word!

Keyword Your Pins And Boards Properly

Proper Pinterest SEO is a must if you are serious about achieving long-term traffic from Pinterest. Remember, Pinterest is a search engine first and foremost, and not a social media platform. Treat it as such!

You want to make your pins as easily discoverable as possible by using keywords on both your boards and image captions.

Check out my article on Pinterest SEO – How To Rank #1 or simply watch the detailed tutorial below for my best tips!

Use Catchy Headlines To Create Curiosity

This one is a big one. You need to give Pinterest users a reason to click away from your site and head over to yours. Lame headlines just won’t do the trick, and people are more likely to scroll past your images.

My two favourite ways of creating catchy headlines is by 1) creating numbered lists and 2) including “How To” somewhere in the title. Readers love these. Headlines that include lists, such as ” 5 Ways To Explode Your Blog Traffic” are my favourite, because I know that they’ll be a relatively quick read – I can just skim through them and if I don’t like what I see, I can click away.

Also, make sure to add intriguing adjectives into the title that evoke emotion, such as best, incredible, ultimate, mouth-watering, etc. Here’s a list of 300+ more powerful words to use in your titles.

Use Tailwind To Schedule Your Pins

I’m sure that you’ve read this everywhere – you need Tailwind to grow your Pinterest traffic. Well, you don’t necessarily need it, but it makes things a heck of a lot easier. My audience lives mostly in the US, whereas I live in the UK, which means that the peak times for me to post pins to Pinterest would be from 1 am to 5 am. I’m never going stay awake just to manually pin to Pinterest at this time, so I need Tailwind in my life.

My blog traffic also hugely increased after I started implementing my exact Tailwind strategy. I go through my entire Tailwind strategy in Explosive Traffic With Tribes by using the Tailwind Plus Plan and you can get a free month of Tailwind to try for yourself by clicking here

Tailwind let’s you schedule all of your pins in a matter of minutes, which is a huge time saver. It also schedules all of your pins at the optimal times, which makes a huge difference to your Pinterest profile growth.

P.S. Don’t Forget About Design

Of course, you need to create amazing pins that make readers want to click over to your blog too, but I’m sure we all already knew that, right? Canva is my absolute favorite place to create pins, and it’s free too!

The best pins have a ratio of 600:900 (long vertical) and pins with a clearly legible title in the image work best. So, forget about using fancy fonts that are barely readable on your pins. Yes, using them to highlight a word or two is fine, but you should be able to see the most important words in the pin in a matter of a millisecond – that’s how long you have when people are scrolling through their Pinterest feeds.

Better yet, highlight the most important words in a contrasting color to the background to bring it to the forefront of the pin!

But Most Importantly…

There’s one thing that I left unmentioned in my list and that is….*drumroll please* patience.

Patience, patience, patience. It would be impossible to become a successful blogger if you didn’t have enough patience. Granted, it took me only 2 months to go from 1 million Pinterest views / mo to 5 million Pinterest views / mo, but before that it took me almost a year to get to 1 million Pinterest views!

So, if things are taking a bit longer than you wanted them to, remember to be kind to yourself. Work hard and focus on creating content that resonates with your audience, but remember that everything takes time.

Which Of The Techniques Works Best?

There’s no way of saying that one technique is better than the other, because they all work in harmony. However, I have to say that I gained the biggest impact with Tailwind Tribes – they were hands down the main reason why my Pinterest traffic exploded.

I had been following all the other tips that I mentioned here for a loooooong time, so I can be sure when I say that I changed nothing else in my Pinterest strategy when traffic started to really take off for me.

I always thought that I needed more Pinterest followers to gain substantial traffic to my blog – the biggest bloggers out there had hundreds of thousands of Pinterest followers, so no wonder that they were getting hundreds of thousand of visitors to their blogs, right?

However, I quickly realised that with Tailwind Tribes, I didn’t need to gain a huge audience before I was able to put my content in front of a lot of people – with the help of other people spreading your content, it didn’t really matter how small my account was. If a pin got picked up by a ‘power pinner’ (aka someone who has a lot of influencer and followers on Pinterest), my pin would be successful and attract a lot of views.

It took me a month or two to figure out how to work out the best tribes strategy for myself to achieve an avalanche of traffic to my blog and I share all of my secrets and strategies in my e-book Explosive Traffic With Tribes.

In Explosive Traffic With Tribes, I break down my exact strategy on how I get over 5 million Pinterest views each month. Pinterest is my main source of traffic for my blog and I highly recommend this e-book if you’re serious about getting huge traffic from Pinterest.

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How To Make Pinterest Images That Boost Blog Traffic In 2020

by Maria Julia | Jan 1, 2020 | Blogging Advice, Pinterest

How To Make Pinterest Images That Boost Blog Traffic In 2020

Pinterest is know to be a major traffic source for bloggers in any niche, including myself. Without Pinterest, it would be borderline impossible for some bloggers to pursue their passion full-time. For me, Pinterest brings in about 70% of my total traffic and this isn’t unusual at all.

I know that many bloggers share these statistics. According to a research made by Shareaholic in 2015, Pinterest was the second best traffic source out of any social media platforms after Facebook.

And yes, Pinterest is much more powerful in driving traffic than platforms like Instagram and Twitter. In fact, according to the research, Pinterest drives about 5 x the amount of traffic that Twitter does!

*Pin it!*

I’m sure that many of you reading this already know this. I mean, it’s not exactly a secret that Pinterest is a great traffic source: you hear about it constantly on different blogs and websites.

BUT what is sometimes regarded as a secret is to HOW exactly you can take advantage of Pinterest, create viral pins and use them to drive traffic to your website. So that’s exactly what we’re going to be discussing today.

Free 4 Day Email Course: Explosive Traffic With Pinterest

Before getting into the nitty gritty of creating pins on Pinterest, I have a special FREE 4 day eCourse that covers everything related to Pinterest marketing. Unlike other Pinterest marketing courses, I’m not simply going to be talking about the basics – I’ll also dive into more advanced subjects like how to use Tailwind, Tailwind Tribes, Pinterest SEO and so much more!

You can sign up to the course below!

How To Create The Perfect Viral Pin

For my visual learners, you can also access the information in this article from the video below. It gives a better visual representation on exactly how I create my pins using Canva.

The Best Tools To Use To Create Pins

I use Canva to create all of my images for Pinterest and I’ve been very happy with them. Canva has two different services that they provide: the first is a completely free service and the other is a premium service that costs about $10 per month.

Before becoming a premium customer of theirs, I used the free version of Canva for about a year without any problems. The main difference between the two is that the premium service allows you to use more fonts (including adding your own), saving transparent .PNG images, as well as saving your brand colors on your palette so that you can design your pins quicker and easier.

If this is not something that you need right now, go ahead and give the free version of Canva a try instead!

Another tool that I use for pins is Lunapic. This is another completely free tool that allows you to make images transparent. So, if you ever need to make a logo or any other image transparent and add it to your pin, use them.

To access the transparency tool, first upload your image on the site, and then click on Edit -> Transparent Background and edit the image!

The Perfect Pin Size

To create the perfect viral pin, we have to start from the basics: the pin size.

There was a time when anything LONG was always better on Pinterest. But these times are now gone, and the Pinterest algorithm actually favors pins that have a 2:3 aspect ratio. For example, pins that are 600:900 pixels are perfect. In Pinterest’s official guide published in 2019, they have even mentioned that the optimal size is 1000*1500 pixels (same 2:3 ratio).

From personal experience I can tell that pins that are longer than this also work well. If you are going for a pin that is 600 px in width, you want to avoid anything that is longer than 1200 px, because that will be cut off on the Pinterest smart feed. However, anything less than that is fair play, and I advise you to try them out as well.

Personally, I always create pins that are 700 x 1135 px and 600 x 1135 px in addition to creating pins that are 600 x 900 px, because they tend to work better for me.

The reason for this is that longer pins occupy more space on the Pinterest smart feed, thus they are more likely to be seen by others and subsequently get more repins and clicks. This is also the case if you use Tailwind Tribes in your Pinterest marketing strategy.

More Pinterest Image Tips

Obviously, the size of your pins is important, but it’s not all that matters. What matters is the content of the pin. So, what else should you pay attention to?

Well, here’s a couple more pin pointers that you want to make sure you’re following when creating your pins:

1. Use High Quality Images

If you’re struggling to find good places to get stock images from, I suggest that you check out my post on The Best Stock Images Sites For Bloggers that feature both free and paid options.

2. Have A Click Worthy Title

Now you may be thinking… What on earth is a click worthy title? Well, it’s something that creates curiosity. You don’t want to give away ALL INFORMATION on your pin. Otherwise what’s the point of clicking through to your site?

For example, if you are creating fashion related pins like I am, showing the reader the pieces that they can find on your website is an excellent way to create curiosity and make the reader click through to your website.

Below is an example.

3. Use Large, Readable Fonts

I know that you want to use pretty fonts, but sometimes it’s not worth it! Pinterest can actually read the text on your images if you use a clear, readable fonts, so if you want to make the most of Pinterest SEO (which stands for search engine optimisation), make sure that the keywords that you use are clearly readable.

4. Use Bright, Contrasting Colors

Bright, saturated font colors generate way more repins and traffic than colors that are are barely distinguishable from the background. Interestengly, research by Curalate also shows that pins that are predominantly reddish-orange generate TWICE as many clicks as images that are blue!

5. Include Your Logo, If You Have One

Although you’ll be good to go with this checklist, there are a couple more interesting statistics from a research report by Curalate that you want to pay attention to when you create your pins. Here are some of the most notable ones:

6. Images Without A Face Receive 23% More Repins Than an Image With A Face

7. Images With Multiple Dominant Colors Have 3.25 Times MORE repins than single dominant colors

8. Images With Medium Lightness Are Repinned 20 Times MORE Than Very Dark Images

9. Images That Are 50% Saturated Have 10 Times MORE Repins Than Very Desaturated Images

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My Results & Growth With Pinterest

I haven’t always had success with Pinterest. In fact, it took me well over 1,5 years to truly learn how I could make Pinterest work for me. Right now, I get around 80,000-90,000 pageviews on my blog every month, 70-80% of this coming directly from Pinterest. But it wasn’t always this way. In June 2018, I was only getting around 100-200 sessions from Pinterest to my blog. Now I get more than 1,000-1,500 different visitors to my blog from Pinterest every day.

So what happened?

There were a couple of shortcuts that I took when I grew my Pinterest traffic. First and foremost, I signed up to the Pinterest Traffic Avalanche course, which is created by Alex and Lauren from Create and Co, who get more than 500,000 pageviews / month to their blogs every month using Pinterest.

The course provided a great blueprint for success to follow and there was no questioning what tactics would work and what wouldn’t – these guys had tried it all and were giving me their best advice.

But that wan’t what really blew my traffic out of the water. Instead, it was Tailwind Tribes. After that, my Pinterest traffic REALLY took off, like you can see here:

(Note: These figures are based on my own results. Have a look at the typical results across all Tailwind members here!)

Tailwind Tribes has really been my ultimate secret to not only reaching 5 million monthly Pinterest views, but also getting 80,000-90,000 monthly pageviews on my blog consistently. Before I started implementing Tribes into my Pinterest strategy, my pageviews hovered at around 50,000 /month, and 5-6 weeks after I started implementing Tribes, it shot up to 91,000 / month.

And that wasn’t all – Tailwind Tribes actually helped to boost the popularity of my ENTIRE Pinterest account! Ever since I started implementing Tailwind Tribes, my traffic has always remained consistent at around 80,000-90,000 pageviews / month with just a few hours of work every month.

If you are interested in growing your Pinterest traffic fast with Pinterest and Tailwind Tribes, you can get yourself set up for success with my Explosive Traffic With Tribes eBook. It includes over 90 pages of training with specific strategies on how you can use the untapped potential of Tailwind Tribes to explode your blog traffic.

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December Pinterest Trends: What To Pin For Traffic & Profit

by Maria Julia | Dec 4, 2019 | Blogging Advice, Pinterest, Pinterest Trends

December Pinterest Trends: What To Pin For Traffic & Profit

A lot of people refer to this period as the most wonderful time of the year and I have to add – it’s also wonderful for online businesses and for Pinterest marketers. During November and December, ad spending is at an all year high and affiliate marketing and sales are booming too – everyone is rushing to buy Christmas gifts, decorate their house and bake tasty Christmas treats.

Pinterest, like any other search engine is heavily influenced by seasons and seasonal trends. As a content marketer and blogger, you can increase your traffic and income by a huge amount if you learn to leverage trends the right way. Personally, I’ve hit an all time high in my pageviews over the last month – currently, I’m at 127,000 pageviews, which is about 30,000 more than my monthly average!

In today’s post, I’m going to show you what you should be focusing on pinning and planning in December.

First and foremost, if you are new to this series on my blog, I want to point out the key part: Pinterest recommends that you start pinning seasonal content 4-6 weeks before its prime time. You should then of course continue pinning the content until the day of the event. When you are planning out new content for your blog, it’s good to keep this timeframe in mind to maximise your efforts on Pinterest.

What To Pin in December: Trending Ideas

Use these trending topics to maximise your reach and traffic on Pinterest! Trending content is also good to promote with ads (if it fits your budget).

Christmas

Christmas is by far the dominating trend in December. There are so many different topics around Christmas that you can pin about depending on your niche, so there’s no reason why you shouldn’t leverage it in your Pinterest strategy.

Recipes, DIY and crafts are HUGE around December, but you can also go as specific in each niche as you want. Gift guides are also popular, as people start checking off their gift lists. Gift guides can also be a great revenue source, if you use affiliate links!

Some popular keywords include: Christmas tree ideas, Christmas crafts, Christmas decorations, Christmas wreaths, Christmas cookies, Christmas gift ideas and more.

Holiday Outfits & Holiday Beauty

Office parties are abundant around Christmas time, so now is the perfect time to pin pretty party dresses, anything red and anything sparkly.

Popular keywords around this time are Holiday outfits, Christmas party dresses, Christmas nails and Christmas gift ideas.

In the UK, Beauty Christmas advent calendars have also experienced a huge surge in popularity, as have other stocking filling ideas.

New Year’s Eve

New Year’s Eve might feel far away, but actually it’s closer than you think! After all, it’s only 6 days after Christmas eve.

Like I mentioned before in the post, it’s a good idea to start pinning content at least 4 weeks before the actual date of the event, so now is the perfect time to start pinning content around New Year’s Eve.

Trending keywords include: NYE outfits & dresses, NYE food and appetizers and New Year’s Eve Party ideas. With this said, I also have a different strategy that you could follow to leverage the same trends.

Instead of focusing on specific keywords such as New Years Eve outfits, you can go on and create blog posts about more broad topics, such as party outfits. Both of these keywords fit the description for New Year, however the keyword “party outfits” is more evergreen, and you can pin content from this blog post all year around.

The same thing goes for other keywords such as (New Year’s Eve) party appetizers & food, (New Year’s Eve) Party ideas, party planning and more. Both of these ideas (seasonal & evergreen) are worth trying!

New Year’s Resolutions: Healthy Eating, Goal Setting, Minimalism etc.

While it may feel weird pinning content about topics that are going to be big in January, keep in mind that Pinterest recommends pinning seasonal content 4-6 weeks before it’s prime time. This means that if you have blog posts that fit this mold, you’ll already want to start pinning them in early to mid-December, so that you’ can start January with a bang.

As this is a broad topic, I’m going to dive deeper into the keywords in the next paragraph where I give you more content planning ideas!

Content Planning Ideas: What’s Going To Be Big Next?

Pinterest recommends creating & pinning content 4-6 weeks before the “prime time” of your seasonal content, so now is a good time to start planning your blog posts for January and February! With this said, once you have created these

Healthy Eating

As soon as Christmas is over, people’s attitudes shift. Chocolate cakes, Christmas candy and eating everything you desire without guilt is no more. January is all about getting back to a healthy lifestyle, which of course includes dieting. Healthy food bloggers will see huge traffic spikes, so if you are monetizing your site through ads, now is a good time to take advantage of it.

Special diets, such as keto, paleo, gluten free, Weight Watchers, whole30 etc. are as popular as ever. Popular keyword combinations include any of the afore mentioned keywords + “recipes” (including breakfast, dinner, lunch, desserts recipes).

Healthy Lifestyle – Fitness, Productivity, Goal Setting, Mindfullness

Healthy eating isn’t the only thing that’s popular in January! Think back to your own New Year’s resolutions: what do you usually promise yourself that yo’ll do? The chance is, millions of others will also have the same resolution as you.

If you’re into personal development, a good idea is to leverage trends in this niche, whether that’s writing productivity tips, life hacks, or tips for business.

On the other hand, if you’re more interested in fitness, now is a great time to start writing articles relating to weight loss. If you’re up for a challenge, you could even put together your own exercise plan, or create videos that other people can follow along!

Budgeting + Minimalism

After a spendy few months, people will want to tighten their grip on their finances. Like other areas in their lives, they want to feel like they’re in control and that they’re starting off with a clean slate.

Searches relating to simplifying your life and minimalism are usually on the rise in January, as well as searches looking for ways to make extra money, work from home and budgeting in general.

Travel / Spring Break

Many people tend to plan holidays after the Christmas period and typically head somewhere warm, including myself! January is a huge month for travel bloggers for this reason, and typically January is one of the months with the highest amount of traffic. If you have an interest in writing about specific travel locations, budget locations, now is the time.

If you are a fashion blogger, you can also leverage this trend by focusing on travel outfits, beach outfits, best bikini picks, etc.

Popular keywords include: travel destinations, travel outfit, vacation outfits, travel essentials, travel quotes, packing list.

Super Bowl

Super Bowl is a HUGE event in February. The most popular keywords around this topic are around hosting a Super Bowl party: think appetizers, decor and party ideas.

Spring Fashion

Although it may seem like we’ve just entered the Christmas season and it’s the middle of winter, if you want to stay ahead of the game, now is the time to start thinking about spring fashion trends.

Think keywords like spring outfits, spring fashion, spring outfits for work, casual outfits, etc. Additionally, vacations and travel are popular around this time of year, so consider targeting keywords such as travel outfits, beach outfits, best bikini picks, etc.

Valentine’s Day

Valentine’s Day isn’t a huge holiday by any means, but it’s still worth considering doing a couple of blog posts for Valentine’s day. The most popular search term for the day is by far Valentine gifts, so consider creating a gift guides for both genders.

Other keyword ideas: Valentine’s day decorations, Valentine crafts

Final Thoughts

December is a HUGELY busy season for most people, and it’s also the month that the average person tends to splurge the most money on gifts. That’s why ad income, affiliate income and your sales can be a LOT higher than on your average blogging months. I hope this guide helps you navigate through this super busy month and to maximise your exposure and traffic on Pinterest.

Need more Pinterest tips? Try these!

How To Master Pinterest SEO & Rank #1 – Confused about how to find the best keywords for each trend and how to rank them so that other people see them too? Check out this post!

How To Get Your First 1,000 Pinterest Followers – If you’re looking for ways to increase your Pinterest presence and following, this post is for you.

How I Got 5+ Milloin Views On Pinterest – Here, I’m sharing the strategies that helped me to increase my visibility on Pinterest.

(Note: These figures are based on my own results. Have a look at the typical results across all Tailwind members here!)

November Pinterest Trends: What To Pin For Traffic & Profit

by Maria Julia | Nov 3, 2019 | Blogging Advice, Pinterest, Pinterest Trends

November Pinterest Trends: What To Pin For Traffic & Profit

Today in my Pinterest series I’m going to be talking about November Pinterest Trends. Pinterest, like any other search engine is heavily influenced by seasons and seasonal trends. As a content marketer and blogger, you can increase your traffic and income by a huge amount if you learn to leverage trends the right way.

Personally, I’ve seen my traffic grow by 15,000 pageviews month on month from September to October, just by focusing on pinning Halloween content during last month! It’s also been my highest grossing month to date. Coincidence? I think not.

In today’s post, I’m going to show you what you should be focusing on pinning and planning in November.

Remember that Pinterest recommends creating your content 4-6 weeks before the “prime time” of that content (so ideally, get your posts for Christmas done before 25th November), and pinning it on Pinterest until the hayday of it.

What To Pin in November: Trending Ideas

Use these trending topics to maximise your reach and traffic on Pinterest! Trending content is also good to promote with ads (if it fits your budget).

Thanksgiving!

Thanksgiving is by far the biggest celebration of this month and even if you’re not primarily a food blogger, you should seriously consider pinning Thanksgiving related topics, whether that be Thanksgiving decorations & crafts, Thanksgiving decor or Thanksgiving activities.

Of course, most people will be searching for Thanksgiving recipes, including side dishes, desserts, traditional recipes, Southern recipes, sauces, etc… If you’re a lifestyle blogger, I highly recommend pinning Thanksgiving recipes this month!

Cyber Monday & Black Friday

Black Friday is the biggest spending day of the year, and if you monetize your blog through affiliate marketing, you’ll want to get involved in the action. Pin & promote offers that make sense to your audience, whether that is fashion, health, travel or something else.

Cyber Monday is another great day for bloggers and online marketers. Often, e-commerce retailers like Amazon will offer special deals on Cyber Monday, so you’ll want to make sure that you’re pinning related content already well in advance of the big day (with your affiliate link of course!).

Personally, I would also seriously recommend trying out Pinterest ads during Black Friday and Cyber Monday IF you have run Pinterest ads before and know what you’re doing.

There are many affiliate platforms that offer higher commissions and special deals during the Black Friday mania, so make sure that you take advantage of these. (Need more help choosing the best affiliate platforms for your niche? Have a look at The Highest Paying Affiliate Platforms For Bloggers!)

Sugar, spice and everything nice (i.e. Comfort Food!)

Easy, delicious comfort food like instant pot recipes and slow cooker meals are hugely popular in November (and they’ll continue being popular throughout winter)!

However, unhealthy comfort foods aren’t the only foods that are trending in the winter times: speciality diets such as the keto diet and paleo diet are also hugely popular, so consider pinning recipes in these niches if they fit your audience.

Winter Fashion

There are so many fashion trends that are trending on Pinterest this November! Apart from the obvious keywords like “fall outfits”, “winter outfits”, “black jeans outfits” and “teddy coats”, new, up and coming trends such as padded headbands and (faux) leather leggings are making waves in the Pinterest search too.

Here are a few more winter 2019 trend ideas from the runways that have started popping up on Pinterest: Knee high boot outfits, dark florals, one shoulder tops, shoulder pad outfits/ puff shoulder outfits and sequins.

If you’re a fashion blogger, consider creating new boards for each keyword that you’re interested in pinning about – this way, your pins will make their way up in the search faster!

Content Planning Ideas: What’s Going To Be Big Next?

Pinterest recommend creating content 4-6 weeks before the “prime time” of your seasonal content, so now is a good time to start planning your blog posts for December and January!

Content planning with seasonal Pinterest trends is my favorite thing to do especially around this time of year, because of all the extra traffic that it can bring. In the last two months alone, I was able to add an extra 20,000 pageviews to my blog just by leveraging Pinterest trends and planning my content well in advance!

Christmas

I know that I sound like a broken record ever since my September Pinterest report, but Christmas is HUGE on Pinterest and there’s a way that every blogger can leverage this trend.

Some of the most popular trending keywords on Pinterest during Christmas time will be focused around Christmas recipes (think Christmas cookies, desserts, dinner ideas), Christmas decorations (Christmas tree ideas, home decor, outdoor decor), Christmas crafts (anything DIY, including ornaments, crafts for kids, stocking fillers).

Even Christmas related fashion (Christmas sweaters, Holiday outfits) and Christmas related beauty products (beauty advent calendars, Christmas nails, Christmas “flavored” DIY beauty products) are trending like crazy!

Gift guides are also huge, so consider making as many of them as possible. You can make gift guides for gifts under $25, $50, $100, gift guides for dog lovers, beauty lovers, jet setters, stocking fillers… you name it! If you think you’ve made enough gift guides, make one more!

DIY gift guides and dollar store gift guides are also super popular – if they fit your niche, you should consider creating a few.

In short, try to do as many Christmas posts as possible (I think I’ve made about 15 so far!), but make sure that these posts are evergreen so that you can use them again next year – for example, if you’re creating gift guides, pick products that you know will be sold next year as well. This will make it easier for you to monetize the same content next year with the same pins!

Hannukah & Kwanzaa

While Christmas is definitely the biggest celebration in December in the US, let’s not forget about other festivities. Both the Hannukah & Kwanzaa are trending search terms on Pinterest in December, so if you think they would be a good fit for your audience to write about, go ahead and dive in.

Much like Christmas, the same keywords are popular on Pinterest for both holidays (think gifts, decorations, recipes, crafts and party ideas)!

New Year’s Eve

If you are very organized, you can start planning your New Year posts as well this November. However, I would really advise you to stick to spending as much time planning your Christmas posts as possible – after all, this is the time of the year that bloggers usually make the most amount of money!

For New Year’s Eve, popular keywords include New Year’s Eve Party ideas, NYE dresses & outfits, NYE food and appetizers.

Need more Pinterest tips? Try these!

How To Master Pinterest SEO & Rank #1 – Confused about how to find the best keywords for each trend and how to rank them so that other people see them too? Check out this post!

How To Get Your First 1,000 Pinterest Followers – If you’re looking for ways to increase your Pinterest presence and following, this post is for you.

How I Got 5+ Milloin Views On Pinterest – Here, I’m sharing the strategies that helped me to increase my visibility on Pinterest.

(Note: These figures are based on my own results. Have a look at the typical results across all Tailwind members here!)

7 Surefire Ways To Get Pinterest Followers With Little Effort (in 2019!)

by Maria Julia | Oct 14, 2019 | Blogging Advice, Pinterest

7 Surefire Ways To Get Pinterest Followers With Little Effort (in 2019!)

Pinterest is a great tool to use to generate more traffic to your blog, more email subscribers and more sales. If you’re reading this post, I’m sure you know this already!

And let me guess, here’s what you might be thinking: “If only I had more followers on Pinterest, I’d get more traffic, make more sales and more money!”

Well, the truth is, this isn’t necessarily true. In 2019, Pinterest followers aren’t nearly as important as they used to be.

Nowadays, Pinterest operates more like a search engine. They still have some elements of social media platforms (the followers + the ability to leave comments), but in general, they operate more like Youtube and Google, rather than Facebook and Instagram.

Think about it: how often have you been on Youtube and seen a completely random channel/video recommended to you that you’ve never even heard of before? This happens to me all the time. I’m not a follower of those channels, but based on what I’ve watched before, Youtube knows what to recommend to me and what I might be interested in.

It’s the same with Pinterest.

Rather than showing people content from accounts that they’re following, Pinterest will show them content that is related to their previous searches, because that’s most likely what they’ll enjoy.

And when your content gets recommended and seen by people enough, that’s when you also start gaining followers.

So, instead of asking “How can I get more followers on Pinterest?” , the better question to ask is “How do I get my content seen by more people?”

The more people who see your content => the more followers you’ll have.

As you can see, if you focus on bettering your Pinterest marketing strategy as a whole, you’ll also get more Pinterest followers.

So, with this in mind, I’ll share with you my 7 best secrets that I used to get 15,000 Pinterest followers with little effort and simultaneously increased my blog traffic and my sales!

(Note: These figures are based on my own results. Have a look at the typical Pinterest/Tailwind results across all Tailwind members here!)

1. Pin At The Best Time For Your Audience (with Tailwind!)

This one is HUGE! I didn’t realise this before I changed my pinning schedule, but I was actually sabotaging my Pinterest growth by pinning at the completely wrong times. After I switched my pinning schedule, my Pinterest followers went from 1,000 to now 15,000+.

So when is the right time to pin?

Well, this depends completely on where your audience and you live. Personally speaking, I live in the UK and most of my audience lives in the US. I had read online that the best times to pin were after work, around lunch time and 10-12 am, but I had never taken into account that these times are completely different for everyone depending on where they live in the world.

So, after I analysed my audience on Tailwind, I found out that the majority of my audience resided in LA and NYC, which meant that the best time for me to pin was in fact between 11 pm and 5 am!

In NYC, this time is between 6 pm – midnight, which is essentially when people get back from work. It makes sense!

BUT because I was based in London, I thought that I needed to schedule my content at London times as well. Big mistake.

So, if you’re struggling to get engagement and followers on your Pinterest, check that you’re posting during the right times for your audience. If you’re not sure how to do that, sign up for Tailwind (they offer a free 30 day trial!) and Tailwind’s Smart Scheduling tool will let you know.

Here’s how to set it up:

Navigate to Publisher-> Scheduled Pins in the left menu.
Click on Add/Remove Time Slots
Now, click Recreate Schedule under General Queue.

2. Pin Consistently

Another reason why Tailwind has played such a huge part in the growth of my followers is because it’s made my pinning consistent. I now pin 30 pins per day during my optimal times with the Tailwind Smart Scheduler.

Pinterest is all about consistency. Whether you pin pins 5 times a day or 30 times a day, it’s more about the consistency of your pinning patterns rather than the amount of pins that you put out to the platform.

So, whether or not you use or plan to use Tailwind, this is SUPER important! Take a look at how much content you have on your blog and then decide how many pins your going to post per day. It can be anywhere from 5-30 pins per day, as long as you can keep doing it consistently.

Once you’ve picked your schedule, don’t deviate from it. If you have absolutely nothing to pin during certain times, just pin content from other bloggers or retailers. As long as you keep your schedule consistent, Pinterest will reward you!

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3. Master Pinterest SEO

It’s a common misconception that Pinterest is a social media. Actually, Pinterest is NOT a social media: it’s a search engine.

And what this means is that you should treat it as one. Make your profile, boards and pins easily searchable by using keywords and hashtags that your audience is likely to type on the search bar on Pinterest.

Also, when you are creating new content and new pins, check that there is ACTUALLY demand for these keywords. If you focus on creating problem solving content for your audience, you’ll soon find that your content is getting more clicks and your profile more followers!

Here’s a snippet of the keywords that I’ve included on my profile:

Want to learn the ins and outs of Pinterest SEO? Head over to How To Master Pinterest SEO & Rank 1st Even As A New Blogger for a full deep-dive into Pinterest SEO!

4. Ask People To Follow Your Pinterest On Your Blog, Social Media + Email

Sounds simple, right? Well, sometimes common sense isn’t common practice!

The more you ask people to follow you on Pinterest, whether that be on your other social media profiles, your blog or your email, the more people will ACTUALLY take the time to follow you!

This trick is as simple as including a simple call to action at the end of your blog posts, such as: “Make sure to follow me on Pinterest for more awesome content like this!”.

You can also include a link to your Pinterest profile in the footer of your email and include social sharing icons in the sidebar or menu of your blog, like these:

This will make it easier for people to find your Pinterest profile too!

5. Join Tailwind Tribes To Promote Your Content

Tailwind Tribes is the secret behind my success in blogging. For me, it was a total game changer.

I went from getting 50,000 pageviews on my blog to 90,000 pageviews in a matter of MONTHS.

Not only did my Pinterest followers increase dramatically, my blogging income did as well! Now, I earn anywhere from $3,000-$4,800 blogging every month, mainly thanks to Tailwind Tribes.

So, what are Tailwind Tribes exactly?

Tailwind Tribes are often quoted as the better version of Pinterest group boards and the main benefit of them is getting your content shared by people who ALREADY have thousands of followers. This means that even if you’re a new blogger, your content could reach MILLIONS of people with the help of other Pinterest users.

Here’s how many people have seen my content on Pinterest JUST because of Tribes:

Like I said, total game changer.

If you want to learn more about the power of Tailwind Tribes & want the best strategy to get results the fastest way, I highly recommend checking out Explosive Traffic With Tribes – this is my ebook where I share my step by step blueprint for reaching 90,000 pageviews / month with Tailwind Tribes!

6. Niche Down Your Boards (Clean Them Up Without Deleting Pins!)

Another great way of increasing your exposure on Pinterest is to niche down your boards. The more specific your boards are, the better.

Again, this all boils down to Pinterest wanting to appear more like a search engine than a social media platform. Pinterest wants to serve it’s customers the best way that it can, and the easiest way to do that is to show them exactly the content that they’re looking for.

The more niched down your boards are, the clearer the message is to Pinterest. So, instead of having a general board called Women’s Fashion, create multiple boards with more specifically keyworded titles, such as “Winter Fashion”, “Fall Fashion”, “Spring Fashion”, “Summer Fashion”, etc.

If you have many general boards, think about what different sub categories you can divide them to and then create new boards with those titles.

That’s exactly what I did with my Pinterest boards and it had a massive impact on my Pinterest growth. In fact, when I analyse my boards on Tailwind, I can see that my most popular boards are personal boards that are niched down:

Notice how all of my most popular boards are PERSONAL boards within smaller niches and NOT big group boards that are more general.

Because these boards are well keyworded and represent small niches, the pins from these boards appear higher on search results and ACTUALLY reach people on a consistent, long-term basis.

So, instead of focusing on applying to group boards that have 100k+ followers, focus on building up your own boards with better Pinterest SEO. I promise that you’ll see results quicker this way!

7. Create New Pins Consistently

Last but not least, you want to make sure that you’re creating new pins all the time. You should already have a schedule that you follow for creating new blog posts and you want to make sure that every time that you create a new blog post you also create some pins to go along with it.

Usually, I create at least 2 pins per article, but sometimes I like to go a bit extra and create 6 for a single blog post in one go. There really is no downside to doing this, as later on you’ll have more data to analyse and see what types of pins perform the best.

Also, you want to make sure that you’re creating new pins for your old content. Sometimes, it’s more cost-effective to spend 20 minutes coming up with new pins than it is to write a new blog post.

The key to remember here is to focus on creating new pins for old content that is already popular. For example, focus on creating new pins for your top10 blog posts FIRST and then move on to creating pins for other blog posts. This way, you’ll maximise your blog traffic and get more followers on Pinterest.

Final Thoughts

So, there you have it! These are my top tips to get Pinterest followers FAST in 2019. If you copy these tactics, I’m sure that you will see a massive improvement not only in the number of followers that you have but also in the blog traffic that you’re getting and the amount of money that you make blogging.

Currently, I get just over 1,000+ new followers on my profile every single month, thanks to the tips that I’ve just mentioned.

Want More Pinterest Traffic Secrets?

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If you feel like you’ve tried EVERYTHING with Pinterest with zero results and no one is seeing your posts, Explosive Traffic With Tribes is for you. In Explosive Traffic With Tribes, I go over the little known strategies that new AND advanced bloggers can use on Pinterest to double their Pinterest reach in a matter of a few months. I highly recommend this e-book if you’re serious about getting huge traffic from Pinterest!

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