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David Wesson Evolve Social 's curator insight,
Today, 3:16 AM
How succesful you are on Pinterest channel comes from how creative you can be to create some great boards.To do this it isimportant to know the online habits of your audience inside out. My favourite example from this article is from Lowes who hands down leave the competition for dead by virtue of the simple fact they have created some great looking boards themed around home improvment & inspiration for design projects. What does your audience like and how can you inspire them? Delete the scoop?
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Jacques Tang's curator insight,
Today, 5:19 AM
Un compte Linkedin pour les entreprises: un mode d'emploi! Delete the scoop?
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Mike Allton's curator insight,
May 20, 10:00 AM
BAM! Pinterest kicks products and recipes up a notch.
Susan Daniels's comment,
May 20, 12:48 PM
This is good social media news. Thanks for your insight as well. I have been thinking about Pinterest more lately and I take your insight as a call to action. Warmly, Susan
Susan Daniels's curator insight,
May 20, 12:51 PM
Rich Pins on Pinterest has my attention. I am going to explore this today and come back and give more insight as the day goes on. Please keep me posted on your findings as well. Warmly, Susan Daniels Delete the scoop?
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Jacques Tang's curator insight,
May 19, 5:19 AM
Pinterest... Qu'enpensez vous? La difficulté de ce réseau encore naissant, est le temps à y consacrer. Bien sûr on peut toujours automatiser sa présence. Le temps des liens en nofollow est révolu sur cette plateforme. DU coup, bien que présent, sauf cas particuliers, la présence est difficile à systématiser.
KOMADOK by D.FRAGUELA's comment,
May 20, 5:18 AM
Je l'utilise essentiellement pour toutes les infographies.
Pierre Cappelli's comment,
May 20, 4:31 PM
Idéal pourtant dans une action de picture marketing. Pinterest a fait ses preuves maintenant: mais bizarrement, les agences Françaises ne l'ont pas encore (assez) intégré dans leurs actions. Et pourtant...quel tremplin !!
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Robin Good's curator insight,
May 20, 2:48 AM
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Dr. Michael Simmons's curator insight,
May 20, 3:30 PM
Daunting, but probably the direction in which we need to go. Delete the scoop?
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