does buying pinterest re-pins do anything and is it safe?
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CoolAdvisor
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- Mar 24, 2008
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Check this thread:
https://www.blackhatworld.com/seo/method-ranking-pins-on-pinterest.1041762/
And this article:
https://www.sidehustlenation.com/full-time-income-from-blogging/
https://www.blackhatworld.com/seo/method-ranking-pins-on-pinterest.1041762/
And this article:
https://www.sidehustlenation.com/full-time-income-from-blogging/
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- Mar 22, 2013
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Buying Pinterest repins is safe. Ive sold hundreds of thousands and theres never any problems. No danger to your pinterest account nor to your pins nor to your blog. Its 100% safe, at least the repins i deliver.
In terms of benefit. One benefit are the social signals. You get that for sure, assuming your pin/s leads back to your site. Another benefit could be traffic, but mostly buying repins will get your pin repinned (shared) on general boards which are unrelated to your niche, or any specific niche, so the direct traffic will probably be small.
Oh and Pinterest recently started showing the Repin count on pins again, so now you also get the social proof by having an increased amoun of repins on your pins. Any people that land on any of your pins will be more impressed the higher your repin count is, therefore more likely to repin themselves, click your link, etc.
In terms of benefit. One benefit are the social signals. You get that for sure, assuming your pin/s leads back to your site. Another benefit could be traffic, but mostly buying repins will get your pin repinned (shared) on general boards which are unrelated to your niche, or any specific niche, so the direct traffic will probably be small.
Oh and Pinterest recently started showing the Repin count on pins again, so now you also get the social proof by having an increased amoun of repins on your pins. Any people that land on any of your pins will be more impressed the higher your repin count is, therefore more likely to repin themselves, click your link, etc.
It's safe, but no it does nothing in terms of the Pinterest algo. Pinterest counts "engagements" when someone sees your pin appear in their feed and then repins. Repins coming out of nowhere are not valuable. Not to mention ones coming from Nigerian proxies and not from real US users...
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It's safe, no problem. But it does not good practice for your Business.
shopxiaolizi
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I have tried your sevice 2 weeks ago, and I found that the problem is ture , the most repins are to boards not revelent to my nicher , still seeing if it will do any good for my pins.
- Mar 22, 2013
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Hey Shopxiaolizi,
Yes, the repins are not targeted. It's a cheap and safe way to get a lot of repins, and the one sure tangible benefit is the social proof - the increased repins count on the pin. It makes the pin look that much more popular, therefore more likely to get clicks and more repins and interaction etc.
I can't say if it offers any other benefits in terms of pin ranking and traffic/clicks. It might, but I can't be sure.
Let me know if you have any other questions.