It works for you in the background while you go off to pursue other projects. When I looked at my analytics data though, I was amazed to see that Pinterest was still bringing in more new email subscribers than other social platforms I was actively using. There was a period of time when I neglected my Pinterest account for 2 months as I was focusing on other areas of my business. Why Pinterest frees you up from the need for constant hustle In this post, I’m going to share with you my system for staying consistent with Pinterest, minus the overwhelm. Plus, if you don’t have an easy-to-follow workflow set in place, it’d be much harder for you to take action. But most of the time, Pinterest ends up being the last on your list because it doesn’t seem like one of those important tasks, at least in the short term. Bulk.ly (and they have an epic blog post about 500+ social media tools you can try out.You may have heard that one of the key factors to growing a Pinterest account is being consistent.If anyone is intimately familiar with these, please let us know! We would love to benefit and help others benefit from your expertise! Post-edit: Here are some of the Pinterest tools our audience have come up with. Have you used either tool or is there a Pinterest tool that has scheduling that we missed? Please let us know in the comments. Curalate costs $99/month for up to 4 users. That way you can see which other social networks are driving traffic. Instead of just choosing the board and date/time to post your pins, you can edit the URL and all of the details from your dashboard.Ĭuralate also finds pins from Tweets and Facebook Likes originating from Pinterest. They offer more advanced analytics, and now scheduling. Unlike ViralTag, it works best for heavy pinners and brands.
#Pin schedule free#
ViralTag has a $4.99 pricetag after a 14-day free trial, which is pretty good for features you won’t find anywhere else for the price.Ĭuralate is a definite step up from Pingraphy (gah! ViralTag!). I am also not a fan of yet another bookmarklet (my toolbar is getting crowded). The first time I used it I accidentally pinned their site. (Note: The tutorial is for Pingraphy, but it should still be good for ViralTag.) ViralTag is a good start but it’s not pretty or intuitive.
#Pin schedule how to#
Here’s a short tutorial on how to use Pingraphy. Clicking on the image will take users to the pin on Pinterest. With ViralTag, you are able to see your most recent pins and quickly see if you have likes, comments or repins. You log in using your Pinterest account and then use their bookmarklet (rather than the Pinterest bookmarklet) when you want to pin something. While you can’t schedule repins or upload original pins to the schedule, you can pin and schedule images you find online. Now you can accomplish #2 and schedule pins in advance with at least two Pinterest tools, ViralTag (formerly Pingraphy) and Curalate.Īs a business owner, scheduling is important because you want to pin during popular times to increase exposure for your pins (which, generally speaking, occur before work, at lunchtime, and in the evening).Īt the same time you want to avoid posting too much content at once and overwhelming your followers. Here’s a short description of each tool you can use to schedule pins. Pintics claims to, but they are now more of an ecommerce play.
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