You’ve heard about Pinterest and you’d like to find a way to make it work for your business. This is one of the most popular social media websites ever created, that is saying something because there have been dozens of astronomically successful social media websites in the past decade or two. In fact, Pinterest is such a force to be reckoned with that they have now earned the number three spot in social media website rankings. That means there are Facebook, Twitter and then Pinterest. Any business person that wants to increase their revenue and online presence should be on Pinterest.

 

Pinterest is a social bookmarking site. Basically, it is a place where people hang out, and when they find something cool, they show it to all of their friends. While the social bookmarking site was not a new concept by any means when Pinterest launched, they were one of the first to include a visual component as the basis for a social media website.

 

When you post something on Pinterest, it has to have an image as the basis of the post. You post – or “pin” your photos on a virtual pinboard, and can “repin” other people’s images from their own feeds. Pinterest is different than the traditional social media sharing site because people can create their own boards that people can browse so that someone who only wants to look at the photos in a single category doesn’t have to sift through every picture that the user has ever posted, such as the case with both Facebook and Twitter.

 

You sign up for Pinterest the same way you do other websites – with an email address and password, or you can use your Google or Facebook account to log in. Pinterest is already integrated with all of the major social media sites.

 

Pinterest has grown to be the number three social media site on the internet, which is impressive considering that they were competing against giants like Google Plus, Stumbleupon and Digg. They obviously do something different than the sites mentioned, which is part of the reason visitors have flocked to set up boards and pin their favorite pics. Today’s world runs on visual stimuli and that’s exactly what Pinterest provides to their users.

 

The designers behind Pinterest knew what they were doing when they created the way that content is organized and accessed. On other social media sites, particularly Facebook and Twitter, it is not only difficult for you to bookmark content you want to check out at a later date, it is also almost impossible to find an image that you’re looking for from a specific user.

 

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