Using Pinterest to drive traffic to a blog?

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Would this be an effective way to bring people to a blog site. The niche is not usually what I feel would work on Pinterest such as Health, Pets, Furniture, etc... I would most post aesthetically pleasing pictures that have nothing to do with my article really, and then link
 
yes many people use this method. it just depends on if you can get traffic to your posts I believe Pinterest is pushing more traffic to videos instead of just pictures lately.
 
Would definitely work but Pinterest traffic is difficult to say the least unless you already have a method for this. If it’s not niche related, results would be meager.
 
I join the topic because I'm in the same thing. any SEO guide on Pinterest? I never had an account and don't know how to use it. Gardening niche. How does it work? Should I upload images and link to my articles or how does it work?
 
Pinterest traffic is so good.
Last week I lost 30% traffic from Google, but my revenue increased because now I have 100% more Average engagement time and Google pays me more. Sometimes Google traffic is shit.
 
Pinterest traffic is so good.
Last week I lost 30% traffic from Google, but my revenue increased because now I have 100% more Average engagement time and Google pays me more. Sometimes Google traffic is shit.
Do you have a tutorial for Pinterest? I need something like this to recover the traffic lost these days.
 
Do you have a tutorial for Pinterest? I need something like this to recover the traffic lost these days.

I don't have any tutorial. If you want to start, start with Video pins and don't use any bot. Result will come in time.
 
I don't have any tutorial. If you want to start, start with Video pins and don't use any bot. Result will come in time.
I think those video pins you mention can be made with Canva, is that correct? And from what I understand it is not necessary to put that content on my website.
 
Women related = will work
Not women related = won't work
I'm seeing many male-only niches with accounts with 10m+ monthly views. You're just spreading misinformation.
I join the topic because I'm in the same thing. any SEO guide on Pinterest? I never had an account and don't know how to use it. Gardening niche. How does it work? Should I upload images and link to my articles or how does it work?
That's basically it. You make pins, add your links, and do that repeatedly until you have thousands of pins. It's a numbers game. You need loads of pins because the majority won't get any impressions at all.

Just study the competition. What design formats work for the top accounts in the niche, how frequently are they pinning, what/how many boards do they have, what keywords/topics are they going after, are they targeting long tail keywords, and if they aren't, is there a market gap which you can exploit, etc.

There are a lot of guides on YT on how to get started, too.

I know that Pinterest rewards people who actively engage in the platform but do not SPAM low-quality stuff. I would recommend getting Canva Pro if you are serious and want to make high-quality pins.
 
I think those video pins you mention can be made with Canva, is that correct? And from what I understand it is not necessary to put that content on my website.
Not only in Canva, I make It in Pinterest "Creator" section.

Yes, It's necessary to put that content on your website, other ways you will have 0 result.
 
I'm seeing many male-only niches with accounts with 10m+ monthly views. You're just spreading misinformation.

That's basically it. You make pins, add your links, and do that repeatedly until you have thousands of pins. It's a numbers game. You need loads of pins because the majority won't get any impressions at all.

Just study the competition. What design formats work for the top accounts in the niche, how frequently are they pinning, what/how many boards do they have, what keywords/topics are they going after, are they targeting long tail keywords, and if they aren't, is there a market gap which you can exploit, etc.

There are a lot of guides on YT on how to get started, too.

I know that Pinterest rewards people who actively engage in the platform but do not SPAM low-quality stuff. I would recommend getting Canva Pro if you are serious and want to make high-quality pins.
Ok I understand. I already have Canva Pro. I guess I will use the same keywords as for Google.
 
Not only in Canva, I make It in Pinterest "Creator" section.

Yes, It's necessary to put that content on your website, other ways you will have 0 result.
Ok I must learn that, because I currently use images on my site hosted on my hosting. do you replace the images with Pinterest images?
 
Ok I must learn that, because I currently use images on my site hosted on my hosting. do you replace the images with Pinterest images?
No, download image from A article, upload It on Pinterest and put A URL in this Pinterest post.
 
yes many people use this method. it just depends on if you can get traffic to your posts I believe Pinterest is pushing more traffic to videos instead of just pictures lately.
I've heard this twice, has it been confirmed?
 
Would this be an effective way to bring people to a blog site. The niche is not usually what I feel would work on Pinterest such as Health, Pets, Furniture, etc... I would most post aesthetically pleasing pictures that have nothing to do with my article really, and then link
it will not be effective. I did so. 5 years ago I had a rather large board on tattoos. traffic was about 2000 per day. but it almost did not convert it. then I started looking for where to put that traffic and sent it through redirects to gray topics. My account was blocked and so was my domain. then I did redirects with another domain, it was also blocked. by the way, I had about 10,000 pins, and all the traffic they brought to me was 70-100 pins. at that time, the basis was middle-aged women from the USA
 
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