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What? The Black Hatters haven't worked out a solution? The world needs you!

May be of interest: http://pinterest-out.blogspot.com/2012/10/pinterests-seo-pays-off-infringees.html

The source page updates are often unreliable.

This made me laugh. http://techcrunch.com/2012/07/19/pinterest-has-been-locking-accounts-in-response-to-hacks-may-not-know-the-cause-of-security-breach/

If your image doesn't show up in pinterest.com/source/mywebsite.com pinterest.com/source/mywebsite.com?page=2 pinterest.com/source/mywebsite.com?page=3 pinterest.com/source/mywebsite.com?page=4 pinterest.com/source/mywebsite.com?page=5 pinterest.com/source/mywebsite.com?page=6...

IMPORTANT! http://allthingsd.com/20120715/pinterest-blocks-marketers-along-with-spammers/

Seriously, man? Links are nofollow. Plus Pinterest's linking scheme is negative SEO and self-serving. Good luck with that.

The links are nofollow. Check yourself. Go to a page with a pin. CONTROL U in Firefox for source code. Search for "nofollow" BINGO Links are nofollow. You can now go back to searchengineland.com and set them straight. ======================= Your pins showing up on Google may or may not...

Occam's Razor settles it again!

Pinterest's links to your site have a nofollow attribute. Straight away, images pinned from your website give you no Google love at all. So there's that in the "neutral" column. Your image, when pinned on Pinterest, is given a default alt tag: "pinned image" . This could hurt your image...

NOFOLLOW ATTRIBUTE Pinterest uses "nofollow" on all outbound links. Pinterest creates more inbound links than outbound links for every pin. These more abundant inbound links are, of couse, NOT "nofollow." DAMAGING/SELF-SERVING ANCHOR TEXT Pinterest creates links using misleading anchor text...

I'll give you a quick answer here since it's off-topic. DO NOT USE Pinterest for SEO! Pinterest's linking scheme is designed to steal your ranking and your traffic in the long-run. If anything, post images that belong to your competitors (be mindful of copyright, though, if your competitor...

If they have jobs, they have more money. They will not spend this money while at work, though. They will spend it while at home, in the evening.

Has escaped detection, how?

http://pinterest.com/tpowell2/ Teresa, is that you???

My casual observation suggest that keywords in the domain trump its age.

It should be mine... I designed it especially for BHW... but the site won't let me install it!

Guys don't waste your money on DMOZ links... they're so 2001.

DMOZ, man, are you nostalgic for the geocities era and its blink tags? DMOZ links are totally worthless nowadays. You might cherish memories of angelfire... I think they're still proudly listed.

Keep trying, one day you'll get a money idea!