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Note: Traffic Wonker has sadly gone out of business, but owner and CEO Andy Fling has given me permission to share his useful Pinterest research and other information on my site. Following are my best tips on Pinterest marketing for beginners. All you need is a little sound advice that will get you pointed in the right direction. It can be as big as changing their lives for the better or as little as giving them a chuckle.Are you new to marketing and wondering how to make the most of Pinterest marketing for business growth? There’s no reason to feel overwhelmed. Provide Value: You should make sure that what you are pinning provides some kind of value to your audience.Use Hashtags and Just like in Twitter you can use hashtags and in your pin’s description.Add relevant keywords to the descriptions of your pins and boards, and to the titles in the latter case.

Get Keywords in the Description: Pinterest has a search function.

Create a Portfolio Board: Just because you have a service-based business doesn’t mean you can’t make use of Pinterest! Why not create a board to pin a showcase of your best projects on? This can be really effective especially when your business is quite visually orientated.

You could also create your own communal boards as well, check out this article I wrote on creating community boards. They appear on all contributors profile page in the same way as their other boards, and any time you pin to one that pin goes out to all the boards followers.

Join Community Boards: Community boards are a great way to get your pins in front of a large audience.

I think Unicef have done a really good job of using Pinterest creatively here. This fictional character was created by Unicef and the pins on her only board are a stark contrast from the usual content one finds on Pinterest.

Get Creative: Check out Ami Musa as an example of getting creative on Pinterest.

It is recommended that you link your accounts.

Link Your Account to Facebook and Twitter: Pinterest integrates really nicely with Facebook and Twitter.