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Pinterest is getting a lot of attention and buzz. With at least 10 million users and millions of new pins added every week, Pinterest is connecting people all over the world based on shared tastes and interests. But why do people like Pinterest so much? Here are 10 reasons why we love Pinterest (and why you could like it soon too!): #1 Self-Expression #2 Curiosity #3 Accomplishment #4 Curation #5 Community #6 Relevance #7 Anti-Boredom #8 Life Planning #9 Escape #10 Engagement Found this presentation useful? SHARE it: http://slidesha.re/whypinterest And follow us on Pinterest: http://www.pinterest.com/socialnerdia http://www.pinterest.com/somerlea

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