If your target audience includes women, your company should have an active presence on Pinterest. Here are a few reasons why:
- 80 percent of Pinterest users are female, according to RJMetrics (Click to tweet)
- More than 90 percent of all pins are created/shared by women
- Over 70 percent of U.S. household spending is controlled by women
Of course, the key to being successful on Pinterest, or any other social networking site for that matter, is acquiring followers. If you’re not sure how to get more followers on Pinterest, this infographic from WhoisHostingThis? can help.
Here are a few interesting stats WhoisHostingThis included:
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►47% of U.S. online shoppers have made purchases based on Pinterest recommendations
►One Pinterest pin generates an average of $0.78 on ecommerce sites
►A pin is repinned an average 10 times, compared to 1% of the time for the average tweet
See the full infographic here:
I spent a lot of time looking for a tool I can rely on to schedule my Pins. Lets be honest..we can’t spend our whole day on Pinterest, and if we don’t do it, we can’t make it big :-/ So the solution? A scheduler… Literally tried and tested almost every noticeable tool on the internet..even got a couple of accounts banned, and then got to know about http://PinPinterest.com. Gave it a try, and since then, haven’t looked for any other tool. Great tool, great features.
I like the way it intelligently learns and pins only pins relevant to my business to my boards. I normally schedule a week’s pins on mondays and it does the rest 😀 It does all the Pinterest-related operations on Auto-Pilot, so yes, it is literally my Pinterest Media Manager 😀
The ads keep coming up, so its a bit annoying, but other than that, PinPinterest is truly the tool you’d want if you want to rule Pinterest B-)
Hi Brian,
Thanks for sharing your recommendation about this Pinterest tool.
Gloria