If you’re a Pinterest user, you know that you get notifications when other Pinterest users repin your pins, but wouldn’t it be nice to know when users were pinning things from your website?
You can.
With PinAlerts, you can track pins from your website or blog to Pinterest. And you can, by clicking on the links in the report, see who’s pinning them, which is kind of cool.
And the best part? PinAlerts is a FREE service.
I’ve been using PinAlerts for a few weeks now and am finding it really helpful in determining what really gets my readers’ attention.
You can use PinAlerts in your marketing campaign to see what is most popular with your readers. Pinterest is one of the internet’s fastest growing and most popular sites right now. So popular, in fact, that it is helping drive traffic for sales and busineses. According to MediaBistro.com, “Pinterest is now so strong that the platform is outperforming both Twitter and Facebook for click-through revenue.”
Natalie Wardel, the Social Media Director at KSL, a NBC-affiliated television station based in Utah, stated, “I use PinAlerts to learn what our viewers find interesting. I love how easy it is – I check my email every morning and have a clear look at what kind of content is popping for Pinterest users.”
“At KSL, we are curating content on Pinterest around news topics – family, health, tech, etc. – and I have been using PinAlerts to know what kind of content people are wanting to see from us. The pins that I have created after seeing the link on PinAlerts have done really well, so it helps me identify effective content.” KSL is on Pinterest athttp://pinterest.com/kslnews
PinAlerts.com was developed by Pinterest experts Janet Thaeler, Paul Wilson, and John Benson of PinnableBusiness.com. Pinnnable Business develops Pinterest marketing tools and solutions. PinAlerts is the company’s first release and is currently in beta. Check out the PinAlerts press kit for more information, and watch for future Pinterest tools by subscribing to the Pinnable Business blog.
To get your FREE PinAlerts account, sign up at http://pinalerts.com/index/add
Parts of this article were quoted from a PinAlerts.com press release.
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Thanks so much for this helpful tip!
Debs at Focused on the Magic recently posted..Wordless Wednesday ~ Wishes
You are most welcome, Debs. I am glad you found it to be helpful.
Cool, thanks. Never thought about it before.
Lawrence recently posted..Honesty
The social media share plugin on my site has a pinterest option, so I can watch the numbers there. You’re right about using it to tweak your future articles and images. I find that I pay a lot closer attention to the images I choose now that I can see what makes people repin.
Thank YOU so much for sharing this!!!!! Great info.
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Thanks so much for sharing this. I learned something new, and will share this with my Pinteresting clients.
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I avoid Pinterst but THANKS for the information.
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Thanks so much for sharing this one Marie – I love finding new tools that make it easier!
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Great tool…Now I just need to get moving on Pinterest consistently
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Great tool for monitoring Pins, thanks for sharing this
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Thanks for this wonderful and very interesting post. Surely does everyone will like it.
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