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Pinterest Tips for Tradeshow
     Industry Marketers




                 Visit us at Bartizan.com
Step up Your Marketing Using Pinterest




        Your host is Joanna Stasuk,
        Bartizan's Marketing Director
What is Pinterest and How Does it Work?

Pinterest is a social network and content
sharing service that allows members to
"pin" images, videos and other objects
to their pinboard by posting, also known
as ‘pinning”.
One of the primary goals of using
Pinterest is to get more pins to your
content on your site.
This network is seeing explosive growth
in social media market share across the
world, up over 5000% in share of
visits to all social media sites in
North America.
Why Does it Matter?

Explosive Growth and Active Users
Why Does it Matter?


TRAFFIC BUILDER: Most importantly, it builds traffic to your main
website. In October, the website of Time Inc.’s Real Simple
magazine got more traffic from Pinterest than Facebook. Source: AdAge

COMMUNITY BUILDER: Customer service titan Nordstrom was one
of the first companies to use Pinterest, Why? "We found that it's a
great way to not only share info but also learn about our community,"
said social media manager Shauna Causey.

LEAD BUILDER: All of that extra traffic should be generating more
leads. Make sure you have plenty of ways to capture prospect info
once they land on your main website or blog.
Why Does it Matter?



KEY TIP: Users of Pinterest are an active
group of people willing to tell the world about
the things they identify with.

They use it to remind themselves to take
action, they use it to recommend and they
use it to search for, learn and buy new
things.
How can Pinterest Work for Your Event?



                   Pinterest promotes your
                   community. It is not purely about
                   self promotion and pushing your
                   message. Too much promotion
                   will annoy your customers. Share
                   content that is interesting around
                   the tradeshow industry.
How to Start Pinteresting

                                           1. Activate your account
                                           2. Optimize your Pinterest profile
                                              under the settings tab by filling out
                                              your profile completely.
                                           3. Connect your website and other
                                              social profiles
                                           4. You can choose to add members of
                                              your team to the contributors
                                              section of your page.
                                           5. Next step after sign up is to
                                              populate your page.



Tip: An empty profile or just one board on your profile will do more harm than good.
How to Create a Board

It's really easy to do. Pinterest has minimal menus.

  1. Go to “Add”
  2. Create a Board”
  3. Choose a descriptive name and you are done.
How to Create a Board that Gets Shared



Use boards to tell a story. Decide
what topics would be interesting to
those in our industry.

If you have a blog, you already
know what topics are interesting to
your industry.
Ideas for Events Related Pinboards



•   Testimonials
•   eBook Covers
•   Videos
•   Event Photos
•   Great tradeshow displays
•   Inspirational quotes from keynote speakers
•   Employee Photos
•   Customer Success
Put Your Personality Into Your Boards
Your event is more than just a logo! Injects personality into your
company. Show off your work culture and values. Pinterest is a place to
tell people what you and your company are like, personally. At Bartizan
we love tech gadgets so we have a board all about cool tradeshow gear.
How to Grow Your Followers


•   80% of pins are “re-pins,” attesting to the viral nature of
    the Pinterest community.
•   Engage with other people on Pinterest.
•   Repin other people's pictures to your boards.
•   Comment on other people's pins.
•   Add a “Pin It” or “Follow me on Pinterest” button on your
    website, and promote via email.
•   Mix links in, and don't have your pins always point back
    to your site. It's about helping others in your industry and
    networking.
•   Promote your boards and Pinterest page through other
    channels like Twitter, Facebook, and LinkedIn.
Best Practices: How Many Times Should you Post?

It doesn’t matter how often, just
pin to different boards. Make
comments on other boards, pins,
and repins. Post quality, cool
things.

Don't clog up same streams
random clutter, though. But if you
post quality items, then post as
much as you like.

The pins that get clicked the
most are either related to
trending topics, contain a tutorial
or a call-to-action.
PICTURES!

Everything on Pinterest is about the pictures.

You have to have good pictures. If not, no one will follow you or re-pin
your posts.
What Makes a Good Picture?




•Bold
•Pictures with large sayings
•Cartoons
•Infographics
•Self-contained
What Action Would You Like Viewers to Take?
Editing Photos is Easy



Two great resources:

PicFont.com lets you upload a picture and add text to
your photos.

PicMonkey.com lets you add special effects to photos.
Run Contests on Pinterest. “Pin it to Win it”
Cool tools to step up your Pinterest game:



      Repinly: http://www.repinly.com/
      scheduling is going to be available
      Pinreach: http://www.pinreach.com/ for
      analytics and scores to see how well you
      are doing, see which boards are
      performing well
      Pinstamatic.com lets you grab photos and
      edit them in a variety of ways.
Learn More about Pinterest


                     Be sure to follow Bartizan’s pins for
                     other marketing tips.
                     http://pinterest.com/bartizan/




A copy of this presentation will be emailed to you by the end of the day today
2 Little Known Tips


1. If you are selling something...Add a "$"
to the Pin description and Pinterest will
automatically add a price banner to the
photo. Within the Pin, remember to link to
the website so people can buy the product.
2. Pinterest has an easy to use mobile app
so you can take a picture and pin it using
your mobile.

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Pinterest Tips for Tradeshow Industry Marketers

  • 1. Welcome to the webinar, it will begin shortly. Pinterest Tips for Tradeshow Industry Marketers Visit us at Bartizan.com
  • 2. Step up Your Marketing Using Pinterest Your host is Joanna Stasuk, Bartizan's Marketing Director
  • 3. What is Pinterest and How Does it Work? Pinterest is a social network and content sharing service that allows members to "pin" images, videos and other objects to their pinboard by posting, also known as ‘pinning”. One of the primary goals of using Pinterest is to get more pins to your content on your site. This network is seeing explosive growth in social media market share across the world, up over 5000% in share of visits to all social media sites in North America.
  • 4. Why Does it Matter? Explosive Growth and Active Users
  • 5. Why Does it Matter? TRAFFIC BUILDER: Most importantly, it builds traffic to your main website. In October, the website of Time Inc.’s Real Simple magazine got more traffic from Pinterest than Facebook. Source: AdAge COMMUNITY BUILDER: Customer service titan Nordstrom was one of the first companies to use Pinterest, Why? "We found that it's a great way to not only share info but also learn about our community," said social media manager Shauna Causey. LEAD BUILDER: All of that extra traffic should be generating more leads. Make sure you have plenty of ways to capture prospect info once they land on your main website or blog.
  • 6. Why Does it Matter? KEY TIP: Users of Pinterest are an active group of people willing to tell the world about the things they identify with. They use it to remind themselves to take action, they use it to recommend and they use it to search for, learn and buy new things.
  • 7. How can Pinterest Work for Your Event? Pinterest promotes your community. It is not purely about self promotion and pushing your message. Too much promotion will annoy your customers. Share content that is interesting around the tradeshow industry.
  • 8. How to Start Pinteresting 1. Activate your account 2. Optimize your Pinterest profile under the settings tab by filling out your profile completely. 3. Connect your website and other social profiles 4. You can choose to add members of your team to the contributors section of your page. 5. Next step after sign up is to populate your page. Tip: An empty profile or just one board on your profile will do more harm than good.
  • 9. How to Create a Board It's really easy to do. Pinterest has minimal menus. 1. Go to “Add” 2. Create a Board” 3. Choose a descriptive name and you are done.
  • 10. How to Create a Board that Gets Shared Use boards to tell a story. Decide what topics would be interesting to those in our industry. If you have a blog, you already know what topics are interesting to your industry.
  • 11. Ideas for Events Related Pinboards • Testimonials • eBook Covers • Videos • Event Photos • Great tradeshow displays • Inspirational quotes from keynote speakers • Employee Photos • Customer Success
  • 12. Put Your Personality Into Your Boards Your event is more than just a logo! Injects personality into your company. Show off your work culture and values. Pinterest is a place to tell people what you and your company are like, personally. At Bartizan we love tech gadgets so we have a board all about cool tradeshow gear.
  • 13. How to Grow Your Followers • 80% of pins are “re-pins,” attesting to the viral nature of the Pinterest community. • Engage with other people on Pinterest. • Repin other people's pictures to your boards. • Comment on other people's pins. • Add a “Pin It” or “Follow me on Pinterest” button on your website, and promote via email. • Mix links in, and don't have your pins always point back to your site. It's about helping others in your industry and networking. • Promote your boards and Pinterest page through other channels like Twitter, Facebook, and LinkedIn.
  • 14. Best Practices: How Many Times Should you Post? It doesn’t matter how often, just pin to different boards. Make comments on other boards, pins, and repins. Post quality, cool things. Don't clog up same streams random clutter, though. But if you post quality items, then post as much as you like. The pins that get clicked the most are either related to trending topics, contain a tutorial or a call-to-action.
  • 15. PICTURES! Everything on Pinterest is about the pictures. You have to have good pictures. If not, no one will follow you or re-pin your posts.
  • 16. What Makes a Good Picture? •Bold •Pictures with large sayings •Cartoons •Infographics •Self-contained
  • 17. What Action Would You Like Viewers to Take?
  • 18. Editing Photos is Easy Two great resources: PicFont.com lets you upload a picture and add text to your photos. PicMonkey.com lets you add special effects to photos.
  • 19. Run Contests on Pinterest. “Pin it to Win it”
  • 20. Cool tools to step up your Pinterest game: Repinly: http://www.repinly.com/ scheduling is going to be available Pinreach: http://www.pinreach.com/ for analytics and scores to see how well you are doing, see which boards are performing well Pinstamatic.com lets you grab photos and edit them in a variety of ways.
  • 21. Learn More about Pinterest Be sure to follow Bartizan’s pins for other marketing tips. http://pinterest.com/bartizan/ A copy of this presentation will be emailed to you by the end of the day today
  • 22. 2 Little Known Tips 1. If you are selling something...Add a "$" to the Pin description and Pinterest will automatically add a price banner to the photo. Within the Pin, remember to link to the website so people can buy the product. 2. Pinterest has an easy to use mobile app so you can take a picture and pin it using your mobile.