The latest post on ‘Copyblogger’ Blog is titled “Why Are You Still Skeptical Pinterest Can Work For You?”. Beth Hayden says, “ Pinterest may bug you. What with all the images of Italian sunsets and glamour pics of Ryan Gosling. But so what? Pinterest, with its 70 million users, is driving an avalanche of referral traffic to websites and blogs. Right now, Pinterest drives more referral traffic than Twitter, StumbleUpon, Reddit, YouTube, LinkedIn, and Google+ … combined“. Why Are You Still Skeptical Pinterest Can Work For You? ‘Copyblogger’ Blog [...]
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The latest post on ‘Mashable’ is titled “Pinterest Joins Other Social Giants, Provides First Transparency Report”. Kurt Wagner says, “Pinterest on Friday unveiled the company’s first transparency report, a document detailing the number of information requests Pinterest received in the past six months from both state and federal government agencies. Unlike other social networks like Facebook and Twitter, the report confirms the government doesn’t often turn to Pinterest to gather user information“. Pinterest Joins Other Social Giants, Provides First Transparency... [...]
The latest article on ‘Business 2 Community’ is titled “17 Tips To Attract More Pinterest Website Traffic”. Mitt Ray says, “Would you like to attract more Pinterest website traffic? Pinterest can be a great source of traffic even better than Facebook as seen on some sites. So I created this infographic with 17 easy to absorb tips which can be used to drive more Pinterest website traffic. You can use the tips in this infographic to drive traffic to both websites and blogs. If you would like to get more Pinterest website traffic make sure you read this infographic,... [...]
The latest post on ‘Mashable’ is titled “Pinterest Brings Place Pins to iPad, GIFs to Mobile”. Kurt Wagner says, “Pinterest updated both its mobile and iPad apps on Friday, offering some of its most recent product updates to mobile users. Updates to the iOS and Android apps now support GIFs, a feature that Pinterest unveiled in late January. Pinterest said at the time that there are “tens of millions” of GIFs on the platform, and those will now be playable on mobile devices“. Pinterest Brings Place Pins to iPad, GIFs to Mobile Mashable.com [...]
The latest article on ‘Business 2 Community’ is titled “30 Reasons to Market Your Business on Pinterest in 2014”. Salman Aslam says, “Pinterest has really taken off in last few years but in 2013 it really pulled off and joined the league of the Top Social Media channels i.e Facebook and Google which is spectacular for a website which is yet to generate a revenue from the website. What was considered as a website for sharing and curating wedding pictures and recipes have now emerged as a major contender in social media space, particularly in the eCommerce and retail business.... [...]
The latest article on HubSpot blog is titled “Before & After: 6 Beautiful Website Redesigns”. Sana Bakshi says, “It’s already the end of January. I know — I can’t believe it either. Though you may’ve decided to give up on a New Year’s resolution or two, there’s one I think you oughta have your list: redesigning your website. With other projects in the pipeline in 2014, I can understand if a redesign wasn’t your top priority entering the year. But, when you take a look at these redesigned beauties below, you’ll want to find... [...]
The latest article on HubSpot blog is titled “Pinterest Launches ‘Interests’: Personalized Pins for Users”. Pamela Vaughan says, “Pinterest just got a whole lot smarter. Today, the popular social network launched a new feature called “Interests.” In Pinterest’s words, the feature enables you to “explore interests specially designed to help you find Pins you like.” Basically, it’s Pinterest’s version of recommended content. Users can access Interests via the menu — the same place you’d find all the pre-existing... [...]
The latest post on ‘ReadWrite’ is titled “Is Pinterest With GIFs A Recipe For Tackiness?”. Lauren Orsini says, “Pinterest, the last bastion of good taste in social media, is opening the floodgates to animated GIFs. In the company’s announcement, which already looks like a Buzzfeed listicle, Pinterest on Thursday demonstrated the wide range of wacky moving images now available to pinners, from dancing Beyoncé to a pixelated scene from Star Wars. A Pinterest spokesperson told ReadWrite that while Pinterest has been testing the feature for a little while now, 100% of pinners... [...]
The latest ‘Econsultancy’ blog post is titled “Facebook top for social referral traffic, Pinterest comes second: report”. David Moth says, “In recent months there have been several reports that Facebook is a dying network that can’t stem the flood of teens leaving it for instant messaging apps. However last week we published data which showed that Facebook is still hugely popular among all demographics, particularly on mobile, and now a separate report shows that Facebook is still easily the most important social network for referral traffic. The data from Shareaholic... [...]
The latest article on HubSpot blog is titled “Pinterest Now Supports Animated GIFs “. Ginny Soskey says, “You know this already, but sometimes it amazes me how fast technology moves. Just yesterday, we casually mentioned in another post that Pinterest was running an experiment with a small number of people that plays animated GIFs on the social network. Today, Pinterest announced that all users will now begin to interact with animated GIFs within pins. Quick turnaround, right?“. Pinterest Now Supports Animated GIFs HubSpot [...]