For beginners, focus on consistent pinning + keywords. Use proper titles, descriptions, and add keywords (Pinterest search matters a lot). Also, create clean, eye-catching pins (vertical works best).
I post consistently high quality of pictures with correct hashtags and descriptions. I am in the pet niche and since pinterest is dominated by women by a large percentage, they view my pet content a lot. Also if you want to grow fast you can also use pinterest ads but it's a costlier method. I hope these help!
the first thing I would change is that i would pay more attention to the content itself rather than the number of people who view it. the pin should promise something valuablle nd the landing page should deliver that promise. then iwould test out different pins for one topic nd see which type of pins save better or click through.
Yeah, Pinterest is a slow burn for sure. In my opinion, good landing pages and regularly updated pins are better than random designs.
post consistently instead of expecting results right away
It's really tough now to get traffic from Pinterest; it can take time, so have some patience, and you will see results in some time.
I saw more clicks when i was matching my pins wording to what people were searching for, and directing them to specific LPs rather than the general homepage.
Pinterest is a search engine not Insta. Stop thinking of pinterest as social media and keyword stuff titles and descriptions and post new pins regularly.
