By Angee Perry, ABitCreativeAMP ♥♥♥ So you have chosen WHAT you want to Pin, and your pins are expressive of who you are – your personal expertise. Today I will share some of the tips I have compiled from Pinerly about how to describe your Pins to have the greatest impact:
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- The description holds 500 characters. This should speak volumes coupled with an image!
- Try to describe everything accurately and not just throw in keywords.
- Use keywords in your descriptions. Keywords will allow your pins to be found more easily via search.
- Make smart content; most people on Pinterest are college graduates.
- “Pin Curiosity” – Use an image that is a little bit out of place and then explain it in the description. People are curious by nature, use that to your advantage.
- Match your picture with descriptions to have deep meanings. If you interest people visually and cognitively your odds of engagement are higher.
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JudysDesigns
/ April 20, 2012Loving the tips. Thanks.
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Etsy DTeam
/ April 20, 2012Thank you Judy! Angee is helping Pinners everywhere with her tips – I love how she has organized the smorgasbord of tips inside Pinerly!
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elephantbeads
/ April 20, 2012Reblogged this on elephantbeads inspire blog and commented:
This is a great series of Pinterest Tips from one of my Team-mates on the Etsy D-Listers blog. I happen to be Chief Blogster for the D-Listers at the moment…
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Angee Perry (@ABitCreativeAMP)
/ April 21, 2012The challenging part for me is putting the right amount of text in there – sometimes it seems like too much, other times not enough. Everything takes practice I guess 😀
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Melissa
/ April 21, 2012Great job on these Pinterest Tips!
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Etsy DTeam
/ April 21, 2012We’re thrilled that this will be a resource to return to again and again!
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