At first glance, Pinterest seems
like a place where you can find inspiration for things like craft projects,
graphic designs, and other forms of media, and not necessarily a channel for
business promotion. Many people fail to realize that looking for inspiration can
also lead to discovering some other things, which has made brands like
BuzzFeed, Burberry, and graphic design websites like Freepik- use Pinterest to
boost publicity and drive traffic, and improve sales.
With the right techniques and
some of the ideas we will discuss, you can use the platform to grow your
business.
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Offer Exclusive Content
Encourage prospective customers to associate with you on Pinterest and to visit your website by offering exclusive content. You can hold contests by asking clients to re-pin your things for every "section." The more things are re-pinned, the more buzz you will work around your items and your site. You can likewise offer selective limits or discounts by utilizing a QR code or different strategies.
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Engagement
Pinterest is social platform,
so set aside the effort to shape associations with different clients and
fabricate a network around your image. At the point when you see that clients
have re-pinned your business or products, remark, and express gratitude toward
them. Follow different clients, and this will urge them to follow you
consequently. Request audience input by urging them to re-pin their #1 items in
your list. The more you can do to support client communication, the better
relationship you will have with them, ultimately improving traffic to your
website to market your digital product or services, helping to grow your business. If your digital product is an online course, learn more about Pinterest and other platforms to market and sell your online
course here.
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Additional Value
Savvy users can
undoubtedly distinguish a profile that is planned to showcase items and
services they are not interested in, and they are probably going to dodge these
profiles. Offer a variety of content, pins, and visuals to motivate visits to your
website landing page, product or service by offering them added value. Add pins
to items and services that will benefit them, additionally, supplement your
items and products. For instance, if you provide business coaching services, you
can link to other pins they make also benefit from. If you happen to be a Web
designer, you can create links from your pin to your website or other helpful
tech devices.
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Share Your Products
The most obvious approach
to utilize Pinterest is for your business is to only create pins for your own products
or services to share with different consumers. Since you can make a few boards,
it is ideal to assemble your pins into item classes for specific clients, for
example, things for mothers, young professionals, entrepreneurs, etc. Doing so
makes a digital item inventory important to these buyers. You can also make a
"best of" board, flaunting your most popular items. Here are more strategies to launch your digital products.
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Highlight Services
With Pinterest you are able to make a visual portfolio to highlight any services you that you offer, any scale. For instance, if you develop websites, you can pin a screen
capture of a landing page. If you are an infographic architect, you can create pins
of your work. If you offer different services, for example, counseling or
freelancing photography, you can utilize Pinterest to share photographs that
share a message about your work. For instance, monetary experts could create pins
that focus on financial independence to reach their audience.
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Pinterest is not just for
big brands, it is also for solopreneurs and small businesses. It is a great way
to advertise your business for free to low cost. Pinterest can be a lucrative platform
to show case your digital products and services.
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Angela Flores is a Team Consultant at Think Design Ed and a frequent contributor to our blog, Think Design Today. She has a varied background in instructional design, leadership, and education. Angela has worked for mid-size and fortune 500 companies over the last decade. She enjoys blogging about her passions and spending time with her family.
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