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How My Pinterest Monthly Views Increased Over 19,000% in 2 months<\/h2>\n

Yes, that’s a 19 thousand percent increase.\u00a0 I had to triple check my calculations, then round down.\u00a0 In all fairness the number started at 372 monthly views.\u00a0 Still…a 19 thousand percent increase in 2 months is amazing.\u00a0 Here’s how I made that happen.<\/p>\n

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Increase by 19,000%<\/h2>\n

For over a year, I tried to manage a Pinterest account with very little success. In December (2018), I reached my largest monthly views – about 1300.<\/p>\n

I had spent hours every day for a couple of weeks, then I would get busy with other things.<\/p>\n

In March (2019), I realized my monthly views had dropped to 342.\u00a0 I knew I had a market for my eCommerce products on Pinterest, but I didn’t know how to improve my reach.<\/p>\n

I heard about a pinning tool called Tailwind.\u00a0 I signed up with Tailwind, and started slow.\u00a0 In less than 2 months, my monthly views have increased to 74,100 (so far). (Get A Free Trial Of Tailwind Here<\/a>.)<\/p>\n

*One thing to note is that I really didn’t start Tailwind until somewhere AFTER March 15, but that’s the screenshot I had so that’s what I posted.\u00a0<\/i><\/p>\n

That’s more than a 19 thousand percent increase in monthly views!<\/u><\/b><\/p>\n

In The Beginning<\/h2>\n

Since I have multiple businesses, I also have several Pinterest accounts.<\/p>\n

This particular account was not attached to a domain.\u00a0 That’s part of why I picked it for my test. (I changed the name shortly after this screenshot).<\/p>\n

I had built up followers (by following other accounts) but I really struggled keeping up with pinning.\u00a0 When I pinned, it was probably 30 pins all at once…and at 3 or 4 AM Central Time (USA).<\/p>\n

This is NOT ideal for Pinterest.\u00a0 My pinning strategy was unplanned, unfocused, and really had zero strategy to it at all.<\/p>\n

Don’t worry…if you don’t have a strategy – that’s ok!\u00a0 I still don’t have much of a strategy, but I did find some elements that helped overall.<\/p>\n

I will outline the basic steps to how I built – and then I’ll tell you how you can do it even faster!<\/p>\n

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Getting Started With Tailwind<\/h2>\n

The person that I found out about Tailwind from (sorry, can’t remember who it was) provided a vague overview and a link to Tailwind.\u00a0 Despite Tailwind’s excellent videos, it was still vague on what I needed to do.<\/p>\n

I started by scheduling a few pins.\u00a0 When I say a few, I mean a few.\u00a0 I only had them scheduled for part of the day.\u00a0 Then, I forgot about it for a couple of days.<\/p>\n

This meant my account was still not pinning regularly.\u00a0 Yet, that little bit of pinning spread out over the schedule increased my monthly views!\u00a0 I wish I had kept better details, but what I was able to capture is still quite impressive to me.<\/p>\n

After a few different tries of this (prior to the April 10th snapshot), I started to get the idea of Tailwind.<\/p>\n

(Get A Free Trial Of Tailwind Here<\/a>.)<\/p>\n

Why Tailwind<\/h2>\n

I’ve included a video below from another one of my sites, Lead Generation Source, where I include a (currently) free Pinterest Marketing Course.\u00a0 If you are interested in that course,\u00a0click here<\/a>.<\/p>\n

For those that prefer to see the written outline, here it is!<\/p>\n

Spread Out Your Pinning In A Schedule<\/h3>\n

If you don’t use a pinning “tool”, you need to log into Pinterest and pin content.\u00a0 When you do this, you pin at the times you log in.<\/p>\n

This means, you need to log in several times a day to spread out your pinning…and it may not be during the times that are best for your audience!<\/p>\n

Tailwind lets you build up your pins in a schedule queue.\u00a0 Tailwind helps you create a schedule that lets you get your pins in front of the right audience at the right time.\u00a0 So, if you log in to pin 30 pins, Tailwind will queue it up in the schedule.\u00a0 You log off to get on with the rest of your day\/week, and Tailwind does the hard work of pinning at those times.<\/p>\n

This one element alone will help you improve your reach drastically.\u00a0 Getting pins in front of people while they are online and engaging is a critical element of Pinterest Marketing!<\/p>\n

Avoids Issues With Pinning Too Often<\/h3>\n

When you pin manually, and try to pin lots of pins, you risk a freeze on your account.\u00a0 Some people have reported that pinning too much at one time has even resulted in an account shut down with the reason as spamming.<\/p>\n

When you use a scheduling tool like Tailwind, you avoid those issues and reduce the risks associated with pinning lots at one time.<\/p>\n

(Get A Free Trial Of Tailwind Here<\/a>.)<\/p>\n

Schedule Content For Days Or Longer!<\/h3>\n

One of my biggest challenges with Pinterest marketing is that there are days where I get sucked into projects and don’t have time to hop onto Pinterest.<\/p>\n

Sometimes, a project can turn into a week (or longer).\u00a0 With Tailwind, I’m able to schedule out pins for several days or even a week.\u00a0 I haven’t made it past a week yet, but it comes in handy when I know I’m going to get busy.<\/p>\n

This helps me maintain my Pinterest marketing momentum!\u00a0 No more slumps (as long as I keep pins in my queue, which I did forget a couple of times).<\/p>\n