yesh pinterest has a lot of potential left to be exploited but i believe the rules of the game have changed. from my experience, it is not as useful trying to go viral on pinteresst anymore compared to having a small collection of search worthy pins. some pins can appear dead but will eventualy start generating clicks after some time.I know it can take a while to build momentum but I'm curious what kind of traffic people are actually seeing from it these days.
Well i am still getting some traffic from Pinterest, but it is much more niche dependent now. some boards are dead now whereas others can keep sending me visitors for months.I know it can take a while to build momentum but I'm curious what kind of traffic people are actually seeing from it these days.
Honestly traffic can be quite un predictable in the starting. I have noticed that sometimes one gd pin can beat many mediocre pins particularly when it is about something that can be saved for later.I know it can take a while to build momentum but I'm curious what kind of traffic people are actually seeing from it these days.
I am getting around 2k views per month, it isn't much but I have stopped creating new pins on Pinterest due to some personal reasons. So basically 2k views without doing anything.I know it can take a while to build momentum but I'm curious what kind of traffic people are actually seeing from it these days.
Pinterest was still able to drive traffic, but personally, I believe that it was become more of a slow burn. In my opinion i have had more luck with evergreen pins that receives multiple saves than chasing a quick burst of popularity.I know it can take a while to build momentum but I'm curious what kind of traffic people are actually seeing from it these days.
all pinterest does is slow-burn SEO. the platform requires 3-6 months to get traction, but having just one strong evergreen pin within categorie like home, fashion or recipes will keep on bringing traffic for year without doing anything else.I know it can take a while to build momentum but I'm curious what kind of traffic people are actually seeing from it these days.
Yeah, being consistent is more important than trying to get rapid surges IMO. Also, I have learned that it helps a lot when the pin title corresponds closely with the searcher’s intent.traffic varies a lot by niche and how long the account has been active, but consistent accounts can start seeing meaningful clicks after a few months. seasonal content and strong search-focused pin titles usually help speed things up.
on the mark with the relevance of the title in relation to its purpose. i usually see my pins titles as long-tail H1s nd focus on problem-solving keyword once the algorithm recognizes the relevance, the constant traffic is totally worth the wait.I know it can take a while to build momentum but I'm curious what kind of traffic people are actually seeing from it these days.
Also works perfectly fine when creating new visuals every week. Might requirre some patience in the beginning but once the board catches up to the waves of algorithms it starts printing clicks every month.I know it can take a while to build momentum but I'm curious what kind of traffic people are actually seeing from it these days.
pssss pssss use trends.....Pinterest was still able to drive traffic, but personally, I believe that it was become more of a slow burn. In my opinion i have had more luck with evergreen pins that receives multiple saves than chasing a quick burst of popularity.