This document provides tips on using Pinterest effectively. It discusses finding your audience and their interests, engaging with others by commenting and tagging, and connecting with active users. It emphasizes building relationships slowly over time, setting aside daily time for Pinterest, and treating it as a marathon rather than a sprint for long-term success. The document also describes basic Pinterest terms like boards, pins, likes, and repins. It concludes by offering a free consultation for webinar guests on using Pinterest.

2.  Getting Started
 Find Your Audience
 Rules of Engagement
 Pinterest is a Marathon
 Recap
 Q&A

3.  Submit questions along the way!
 We will have Q&A at the end.

5.  Share visual ideas
 Create community
 Connect with potential clients
 Deepen relationships
 Create a “break room”
using humor

6.  Board – where you organize your
visual material
 Pins – how you add to a board
 Likes – giving a “thumbs up” to a pin
 Repins – you can repin from
someone else’s board or to your own.

8.  Are they mostly men? Well, yes, it
is all about
Women? me!
 Younger? Older?
 What are their interests?
 It’s not just about you!

9. 1. Check your notifications.
2. Comment on others’ pins
and tag them!
3. Connect with active users.
4. Join community boards.

10. • Build relationships slowly
• Set aside time each day
• An hour each day is better
than 7 hours once a week!

11.  Getting Started Engagement
 Create Community  Comment and tag
 Connect through humor &  Spend time daily
visuals  Connect with active users
 Join community boards
 Find Your Audience  Long-Term Success
 Who are they?  Marathon, not sprint
 Find pins they’d like  Build slowly
 It’s not all about you!
 Rules of

12. Free 30-minute private
Pinterest consultation
For webinar guests ONLY!
carol@yoursocialmediaworks.com
Pinterest Engagement