Why Can’t I Just Pin From My Instagram?

When it comes to creating pins, you can pin straight from Instagram and they can perform great with the right keywords and description, however, if you want to take your pins to the next level – listen up! Here are the 4 main things content creators and bloggers needs in their pins:

How To Use This Post:

1. PIN 👏🏼 IT 👏🏼
2. Go to your niche/niches and read carefully.
3. See if there is something you already wrote about that you can bring new life and fresh pins to.
4. Start brainstorming how you can have your own take on these categories and start planning to share.
5. Get dem potentially viral pins out there

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Let’s Break It Down What Bloggers Need In Their Pins:

1. It’s purty and on brand: this will definitely catch your eye and stop the scroll. ⁠
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2. Logo + website everywhere: I love how frequently they tell you where this pin came from and where else to go for valuable info. This is great for infographic pins because they might just pin for the info and not click through (everything is RIGHT there) if you didn’t remind them that there is more info awaiting you on the actual website/IG. ⁠

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3. Sooo informative: This pin demonstrates that they clearly have expertise on the subject and showcases their style and writing to a an audience that doesn’t know them yet. ⁠

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What To Takeaway From This Blog Post:

• A good, clear image goes a long way on Pinterest!
• Double check that all colors and fonts are on brand!
• Make sure that your logo, website or blog is clear on each graphic.

More Helpful Links:

• 10 Most Popular Categories On Pinterest
• 7 Places To Put Keywords On Pinterest
• How To Use Secret Pinterest Boards