The key to Pinterest is compelling visuals. Try these 4 tips to make your Pinterest images more shareable--no graphic design wizardry required!
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"You certainly don’t have to be a graphic design wizard or an award-winning photographer to create these sorts of shareable visuals. Instead, try these simple tricks and see how your audience responds." Delete the scoop?
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No matter what stage your business is in, these tools can help you save time so you can spend more time doing what you love—being creative.
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Social, visual, interactive – Pinterest had since developed itself into a social media phenomenon where people coming in everyday for gift ideas, sharing discoveries and inspirations. If you’re into visual branding but haven’t got on the ‘Pinterest’ bandwagon, perhaps it’s time to reconsider your approach. Delete the scoop?
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Continuing our mid-year review of the top trends of 2012, in this post we look at the emergence of the Visual Web. Two of the hottest products in the first half of 2012 are the best examples of this phenomenon: Pinterest and Instagram. Delete the scoop?
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With the explosive growth and popularity of Pinterest, don't discount it as just "some other" social media site. Integrate pictures of your blog into your Pinterest profile. This is another way for your blog to be discovered and yet another link for the search engines to grab onto.