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Crafting compelling Pinterest titles, ctas and descriptions is a cornerstone of a successful Pinterest marketing game plan. It's all about being strategic with your titles and descriptions, honing in on the search phrases your audience is using. Dive into tools like trends.pinterest.com to discover the keywords that matter. Steer clear of the temptation to sprinkle in irrelevant keywords; it's a surefire way to misdirect your audience or, worse, get your pin flagged as spam. With just a bit of dedication and a keen eye for detail, you're well on your way to creating Pinterest descriptions that not only attract the right eyes but also boost your traffic, ramp up engagement, and expand your presence on this powerhouse visual platform. I'm spilling all the details in an upcoming livestream. Want all the deets? Go HERE to drop a comment to get details to register and a reminder when I'm streaming live. XOXO, |
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