IMO it's really hard, as most user are only there to pin/repin/see images and not enter in the website unless they're really interested on it (which doesn't seem to be the case in most cases).
Someone correct me if wrong, though.
Are you putting up quality items? I have ~300 followers and I'm getting 20-30 visits a day. No sales so far, but according to analytics they're browsing through multiple pages on the site. What's interesting is I'm starting to gain followers that I didn't follow and the majority of them have a large following (+3k). So far have followed around ~2500 users. Will update if I start seeing some sales...
Are you putting up quality items? I have ~300 followers and I'm getting 20-30 visits a day. No sales so far, but according to analytics they're browsing through multiple pages on the site. What's interesting is I'm starting to gain followers that I didn't follow and the majority of them have a large following (+3k). So far have followed around ~2500 users. Will update if I start seeing some sales...
Nice, happy to see this. I have around 4k now, been slacking on inviting, but I'm about to start pinning pics. How many do you pin a day?
Hey, they seemed like good quality items to me, but IDK. Also, I'm not quite sure about the % of people that are following me because of the same reason I follow people, but I would say more than 90% are legit followers, which makes it strange to me.
I'm doing this 100% manually so it really depends on what else I'm working on. I try to get in 10-20 a day though. Right now I have 120 pins through 8 or so boards. Would like to get around 50 in each board minimum.
But after reading this thread, I'm considering changing things up. At the very least pinning other images besides the ones on my site...
http://www.blackhatworld.com/blackh...4-my-pinterest-tips-you-add-your-own-too.html
Great post and thanks for linking to it. Guess I'm also going to take that route and build this up slowly. Seems like a better option for promoting more sites in the future and a different approach for better results.