I’ve been taking you behind the scenes of my successful Pinterest campaigns this week and will continue to do so next week as well so it only seems right to focus on just about my favourite platform in this newsletter.
Why do I love it so much?
Because it’s created for people who actually want to buy stuff as well as the people who want to sell it.
Bring them together on a beautiful, clean platform that is devoid of most of the scuzzy stuff you see on others and you can understand why gazillions of people agree with me.
Now, I know you may be wondering what are the best niches for Pinterest because this is a question I get asked a lot. The truth is that you can make a great many niches work on here although undeniably some work better than others.
Let’s get some other takes on that, first with this excellent guide that also reinforces why you really, really need to be on there if you’re not already:
With some more ideas here, some of which are my best niches on Pinterest:
https://www.meersworld.net/2020/03/25-best-niche-ideas-for-pinterest.html
The Pinterest blog is also a great place for trends and ideas on what’s working on the platform – bear in mind the global crisis is having an impact but there is still plenty here to chew over:
https://business.pinterest.com/en-gb/blog/trending-searches-on-pinterest-for-april-2020
While Tailwind has its own perspective:
And there are some invaluable creative best practices here:
https://business.pinterest.com/en-gb/creative-best-practices
Finally, go here for some useful Pinterest SEO tips for 2020:
Flagging a bit this week? Need an injection of inspiration?
There are 23 of them here:
https://www.oberlo.co.uk/blog/23-inspirational-videos-will-completely-blow-away
If it’s your confidence you need to build, take a look at these:
https://blog.hubspot.com/marketing/ted-talks-confidence-boost
And your TED talk this week is on something I know is affecting a lot of people right now – sleep. Or the lack of it.
This should help:
