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Pinterest has started allowing business accounts to “claim” multiple websites. ⁠Here’s why claiming multiple websites can be beneficial to your brand:

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

Pin This For Later:

Here’s Why You Should Claim Your Site ASAP:

Here’s what happens when you claim your site (straight from @pinterest):⁠
– you get access to analytics for the Pins you publish from your site⁠
– you get access to the analytics on Pins that other people create from your site ⁠
– your profile picture will show up next to any Pins that come from your site as well as a “Follow” button for your Pinterest account⁠
– the globe checked icon will appear next to your website URL on your profile⁠

How Does This Help Business Owners?

This is magical for a lot of business owners that have multi-faceted businesses or different urls for shops vs. main hub.⁠

Caveat: if your businesses are completely different (i.e. my Pinterest marketing business and @theinternetsmoh), you can’t (and wouldn’t want to) claim them under one account. This is for people that have multiple websites or online shop fronts that are all under one umbrella or one personal brand. ⁠

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What To Takeaway From This Blog Post:

• Be sure to choose links that are relevant to your brand.
• If you have an online shop under your personal brand, you can claim both finally!
• You can list all of your sites in one place.

More Helpful Links:

• 10 Most Popular Categories On Pinterest
• Why Bloggers Should Use Pinterest In Their Marketing Strategy
• What Are Featured Boards on Pinterest