Anything taller (those annoying ones that take up a page while you scroll) will not perform well. You should use something that is a 2:3 ratio when creating your blog graphic pins. Use Vertical Pins That Are Visually Pleasing Vertical pins are tall graphics, and these perform better on Pinterest.
This will help people to identify that your content is what they are interested in seeing. And, finally, pick a pin that is relevant to your brand, or even better, one of your blog pins as your cover image. You can do this automatically with BoardBooster by running their Pin Doctor report. Delete pins that are not on brand or are going to dead links. Then, go in and make sure that your pins on each board fit the message. The cool thing is that you can still pin them, just make those boards secret so no one else can see them. What I mean is parenting advice and recipes are not something you should have public if you post about art topics to your audience. You should only be creating boards that are relevant to your brand and your target audience (if you’re using it for business). 5 Ways to Improve Your Pinterest Affiliate Marketing Efforts If you’re wondering how you can improve on your Pinterest affiliate marketing efforts, try these five things: Brand Your Pinterest Account & Boards Stop everything you are doing and clean up your Pinterest account. My previous post here on the Creative Market blog talks about how you can use affiliate marketing and your partner links to earn passive income. Only recently did I start using Pinterest as a method for promoting my affiliate links. If you want to know how I did it, then read here. I’ve spent a lot of time pursuing a strategic plan to reach the right people and continue to grow my following to well over 20K people. That, in turn, has gained me more subscribers to my email list, and more sales of my courses and products. Pinterest Is My Single Biggest Traffic Driver Pinterest has driven over 60% of my blog’s traffic. Are you looking for the perfect wedding dress? I imagine you’ve probably been pinning your dream wedding for some time now, right? Or what about a week’s worth of healthy dinner recipes? Pinterest is my jam. More people are likely to use Pinterest to find something versus Google visually. In fact, most people confuse Pinterest as social media. Pinterest is a fantastic tool for finding relevant content.
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