Check · Feature

Catch annotations as they arrive

Pinterest attaches annotations to a pin, usually after about a month, and they decide which searches it can appear in. PinSleuth watches yours.

PinSleuth · Annotation Watch
The Annotation Watch screen listing pins, their annotation counts and status

What you get

What it does

Re-checked on a schedule

Your pins are checked again and again, young pins first, so you see annotations the moment they appear.

Versus the winners

Compare each pin with the annotations shared by the top pins for the keyword it ranks for, and see exactly which ones are missing.

Alerts when it changes

Be told when a pin gains annotations or loses several, instead of finding out weeks later.

Three steps

How it works

Connect your site

PinSleuth finds the pins that point to your domain.

Let it watch

Annotations are checked on a schedule and every change is recorded.

Close the gaps

Add the missing keywords to titles, descriptions and boards.

Questions

Common questions

Why does it take a month?

Pinterest generally adds annotations some weeks after a pin is published. New pins are marked as maturing until then.

Can I see the annotations on any pin?

Yes. Pin stats and the top pins view show them for any pin or keyword.

Keep going

Works well with

Rank tracker

Daily checks, with the whole results page saved.

Read more →

Pin refresh

Proven posts that need new pins.

Read more →

Keyword research

Pinterest’s own search volumes, trends and related interests.

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