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Pinterest SEO, with the data to back it up
What ranks on Pinterest, why it ranks, and how to make your pins do the same.
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Give old posts a second life with fresh pins
A post that already works can take more pins. Here is how to choose which posts to refresh and what makes a new pin different enough.
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Seasonal Pinterest content: when to publish for the holidays
Seasonal pins that go live at the peak are usually late. Work backwards from the peak month to a publish-by date and put it in a calendar.
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How to track your Pinterest rankings (and what a rank really is)
Pinterest results change by person and by day, so one number tells you little. Here is how to track rankings so the trend still tells the truth.
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Pinterest keyword research in 15 minutes
A short, repeatable way to turn one seed keyword into a list you can write from: grow it, sort it by what you can win, and read what…
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How to write Pinterest titles and descriptions without keyword stuffing
A pin description that repeats the keyword four times is not SEO, it is noise. Here is a simple way to write titles and descriptions people want to…
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Are your own pins competing with each other? What we found across 87 keywords
On a travel blog with over 1,100 pins, 31 of 87 tracked keywords had pins from two or more different posts in the results. Here is what that…
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Pinterest annotations: what they are and how they decide where your pins show up
Every pin gets a hidden list of keywords from Pinterest itself. Here is what annotations are, what 60 real pins showed, and how to use them in your…