It will next give you the option to choose how many time slots you would like to add to each day. So in the end, it was very much worth it (Just a matter of saving up that money, and I figured I would make it all back in the long run – which I now do). You do have to pay a bigger chunk upfront, but after that you don’t have to worry about paying until 1 year later. It makes sense… the more pins you share, the more likely it is that someone else will repin your content and it’ll keep going down the line through their followers, etc. Once I got into the 20 pins/day range, my engagement and Pinterest profile views completely shot up. I had been pinning around 10 or so a day with monthly plan of Tailwind, but that wasn’t working at all. I pin around 20 per day (2020 Update) using Tailwind. There are probably dozens of different ways to schedule pins on Tailwind, so I would suggest playing around and seeing what works best for you as well! I have researched, tried, experimented a bunch of different ways and these steps are what I have found to work best for me through trial-and-error. Now, before I get into all the specifics, I just wanted to say that these steps are just my personal preference on how I like to use Tailwind. How To Start Scheduling Pins Using Tailwind There are also several features on Tailwind that make this process of scheduling easy and helps bring other Tailwind users together to share each other’s content and promote one another.ģ. It also schedules your pins regularly, so that you are pinning multiple times per day, which increases your chance of a pin to be repinned and go viral. Tailwind uses your Pinterest analytics to figure out which times are ideal for pinning, so that your content can reach the widest audience possible. Pinterest is definitely an important marketing tool in a content creator’s perspective, and there is a reason why so many huge brands and bloggers out there use Tailwind to help gain ground in the world of Pinterest. And therefore, the right consumers.Ĩ7% of Pinners have purchased a product because of Pinterest.ħ2% of Pinners use Pinterest to decide what to buy offline. Pinterest is the “visual” search engine counterpart to Google… and knowing how to use Pinterest properly can really help your business reach the right people. Tailwind is a Pinterest scheduling tool used by many bloggers, marketers, virtual assistants, brands… pretty much anyone who wants to get greater exposure on Pinterest. Pinterest and Tailwind is constantly changing, and so I have changed my own practices to align with the best uses for each. I have since updated the article with notes, so look for these updates. It is how I am able to make some income to run this blog, though even you just being here, reading my blog, is enough and I truly appreciate each and every one of my readers no matter what!Īlso: I wrote this article back in 2018. ** Disclaimer: This post does contain affiliate links: This means at no extra cost to you, I may get a small commission if you decide to purchase one of these items from the link I provide you. Whether you want to get thousands of more traffic to your blog, website, online shop, Instagram account or more, here is a breakdown of the steps I took to get that. I have had tremendous success with mine, and I wanted to share my knowledge on how I achieved it. I created this blog post for anyone who wants to successfully grow their Pinterest account. It is my belief that anyone can succeed as long as you put your focus and dedication on what you want to achieve (And not give up). It is putting forth the effort in order to set yourself up for success. Going viral takes a lot of work, patience, and dedication… It is not completely all luck.
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