SEOMadHatter
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- Aug 15, 2015
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Alright, let's start with the usual disclaimers.
I don't know how this is going to go. I don't know shit about Pinterest. The majority of my tracking is half-assed and gets mixed in with other projects at points so my analytics is guesswork at times. A lot of this project is sitting around waiting to see what happens.
In short - the whole thing is pretty half-assed.
Obviously, there's an element of stuff I can't talk about because I don't want the competition doing exactly the same thing.
The Journey
Pinterest is a weird site for me. The userbase is bigger than I originally thought and it ranks for longtails you wouldn't expect but it's also more niche than I'd normally bother with. IG, for instance, is so big you'll always find a market for even the obscure niches. Pinterest user traffic is (mostly) a lot more specific.
Someone switched be onto Pinterest a few weeks ago and I poked at it a little. I saw a little bit of traffic and then dug in to see what people are doing. I've said it before and I'll say it again - if you see someone doing something consistently they're probably profitable. So when I stumbled across someone with about 2,000 domains on there it caught my interest.
I've seen a whole bunch of ways to do Pinterest. Posting content, joining/building boards and follow/unfollow. I'm trying a little bit of everything - partially based on what I saw this 2k domains guy doing.
There's a couple of different methods running at the same time with some half-assed tracking in place so I can see what seems to be working.
The Setup to Start:
The whole thing is automated and relatively scalable. I have a small bottleneck I could overcome with a little bit of work but I'm waiting to see if it's worth really bothering with.
Currently, I have about 30 accounts running with another dozen or so to be added. The traffic is slow but seems to be growing day by day. At the moment the plan is to leave it running for a couple of weeks and get an idea of which methods are working and worth scaling.
I don't know how this is going to go. I don't know shit about Pinterest. The majority of my tracking is half-assed and gets mixed in with other projects at points so my analytics is guesswork at times. A lot of this project is sitting around waiting to see what happens.
In short - the whole thing is pretty half-assed.
Obviously, there's an element of stuff I can't talk about because I don't want the competition doing exactly the same thing.
The Journey
Pinterest is a weird site for me. The userbase is bigger than I originally thought and it ranks for longtails you wouldn't expect but it's also more niche than I'd normally bother with. IG, for instance, is so big you'll always find a market for even the obscure niches. Pinterest user traffic is (mostly) a lot more specific.
Someone switched be onto Pinterest a few weeks ago and I poked at it a little. I saw a little bit of traffic and then dug in to see what people are doing. I've said it before and I'll say it again - if you see someone doing something consistently they're probably profitable. So when I stumbled across someone with about 2,000 domains on there it caught my interest.
I've seen a whole bunch of ways to do Pinterest. Posting content, joining/building boards and follow/unfollow. I'm trying a little bit of everything - partially based on what I saw this 2k domains guy doing.
There's a couple of different methods running at the same time with some half-assed tracking in place so I can see what seems to be working.
The Setup to Start:
The whole thing is automated and relatively scalable. I have a small bottleneck I could overcome with a little bit of work but I'm waiting to see if it's worth really bothering with.
Currently, I have about 30 accounts running with another dozen or so to be added. The traffic is slow but seems to be growing day by day. At the moment the plan is to leave it running for a couple of weeks and get an idea of which methods are working and worth scaling.