You're so welcome! What's funny this was one of those random questions I decided to make a video about last minute. Really happy to hear it's helping people!
Thanks for this video. This makes me sad. I wanted to do a Pinterest account for an author. He has 3 books. But if I just can share his links once a week, that means not that much traffic. And if I take into consideration that some of the pins people don’t like 😢. Many thanks for this information
Maybe the author could make more content out of the 3 books, like small blog articles with introductions of the story? Or how about a blog post how the author was inspired to write the story in the first place. Maybe some background informations about the characters in the book?
When you share to different boards... are they still actually available to be seen by anyone... or are they only available to people that see/find/Follow "that" board?
Thank you for this very informative video! But one questions pops into my mind: Why don't post links to the homepage or main page? Can you explain the reason for this? Thank you!
As far as I understand, if you always pin just to your main page on your homepage, it's always the same URL, and the spam filter might activate sooner or later. And you can/should only post the same URL 15-20 times a year. But please someone correct me if I am wrong about this. I'm just learning everything Pinterest related.
Hi Nadalie, At 5:50 it appears these pins are on the same board. Are you using different URLs here? Because later at 8:05 you mentioned to use different boards for the same url. Thanks so much
I’m a newbie and I’m creating a new blog post each week. From other Pinterest “experts” I thought I was supposed to do 10 fresh pins for each post and pin them to ten boards each (spaced out). Am I being to spammy? Oh no…
I'm not sure if you're saying that you are posting the same pin ten times or that you're saving ten pins each time ONCE. Do NOT save the same pin more than once.
@@NadalieBardo For each blog post, I make 10 different pins with varying images/fonts and post them to the most relevant board first (usually scattered throughout a week or two). Through tailwind, I have them scheduled to repin one week apart to 10 different relevant boards. Thanks for you help.
Very interesting!!! The reason not to link to our homepage too often is because Pinterest wants fresh and more fresh content? Very interesting!! Thank you!!!
Exactly! Sharing the same homepage link over and over looks spammy. Plus, homepages usually have really high bounce rates and people don't stick around for long anyways.
I am so confused by Pinterest. I wish they were more clear about what you can and can’t do. I thought (after getting banned on one account and doing an insane amount of research) that you were SUPPOSED TO (or at least ALLOWED to) use your Landing Pages’s URL as the destination link in your pins. I guess that’s incorrect? I was doing that because I thought you were NOT supposed to use affiliate links directly in pins. Now I’m just confounded. If you can clarity this, I would be hugely grateful!
Simple rule to remember: You cannot use the same link over and over - any link. The rules about affiliate marketing are however complicated. You need to read the rules of your affiliate program. I made a video all about this: czcams.com/video/JX7Xy0vu8oo/video.html
if i create a pin and a video pin with the same URL and posted it in the same board at the same day but different time is that consider as a spam in pinterest?
Hey! Great follow up question! I would NOT post the SAME LINK on the SAME DAY. Wait at least 7 days to share the same link, no matter what type of pin you're creating. Do not share multiple pins with the same link to any board on the same page. Space it out!
Just signed up for Tailwind. I now see you can use their e-mail services as well. Are you using the e-mail or do you use another service. I know funnels are important. Do you have templates you share with us? Love your presentations!
Hey Candace, happy to hear you signed up for Tailwind. It's great! Tailwind does not have an email service. For emails, I use ConvertKit. (I actually made a video about it which you can view here: czcams.com/video/HHrD5BhQCVk/video.html). I sell Pin templates! If you sign up for any of my freebies or my free masterclass you get a one time offer to get them on sale. Here's the link: nadaliebardo.com/masterclass/
There is no way of knowing. Only the owner of the account would know. They could be getting loads of clicks to their website, or none at all. If they're sharing lots of other people's pins, likely not as many as you'd think.
@@NadalieBardo Thank you so much and can you please make a video on how to drive traffic to your sales funnel well I'm selling digital product (e-book)
Nadalie, thank you so much for this video. I am nervous I have a general podcast master page on my website with an embedded player and links to Apple Podcast, Sticher, Spotify. What do you recommend for sharing this URL with multiple episodes I am currently putting out 15 episodes per month. I really wanted to avoid doing a blog post or URL everytime a new podcast episode came out, but it looks like that might be the BEST way to do this. Love to know what you think? thank you!
Hey Brandon! How's the podcast coming along? You 100% want to share those links to YOUR website (blog posts or episode pages). Why? Because you can claim that website and track your progress. Also, one key to Pinterest success is having multiple links and creating new ones. You do NOT want to share the same main link over and over and over, that's spammy to Pinterest. Hope this helps!
Are you batch designing your pins? Are you using templates? A new pin should only take a minute or two. And you do no need to pin a million times a day, dial it back a bit.
Hey there, great vid thanks. Question for you as I am left a little confused. Originally and at the end of the video you state don't share the same URL more than 15 times a year. In the bulk of the video you are saying use the same URL over and over but with different designs etc. This seems completely contradictory. Can you clarify this somehow please?🤷♂
It's not contradictory. I don't share the link more than 15 times, over and over until I hit my max. I usually only share links once a month, that's 12, or when they are in season for a few months, then stop until the next year.
@@NadalieBardo Now I am really lost. If you only use the same URL 12 times a year how can you use it many times but with a different title/text etc. Or are you saying that its the same URL 12 times a year all with different pics text etc?
@@djaffiliatemarketing Exactly, no same image, no same text ever. I design a lot of pins, I have a lot content. It's all a numbers game. I have 500 blog posts it's not hard for me.
@@NadalieBardo ok got it thanks for the understanding. How much content you have was the next question!!! 😀👍 thanks again for good video I subscribed!! 👋😀
The thing is Pinterest doesn't give warnings until you've done something wrong and you've been caught. You should NOT be sharing the same link over and over every single day. Create more content.
@@NadalieBardo Thanks! I do have other content. I thought focusing on one at a time for 2 weeks would make pining easier and more efficient. I guess NOT! But how many times a year can you safely use the same URL in a pin?
@@timtracy4228 There's no real answer to that question, I would focus instead on making sure you're not sharing the same links every day and wait at least a week before using them again. If you're creating content on the regular then you should be able to space them out more. Or if a post isn't converting then stop pinning it and focus on the ones that are.
Me who have uploaded more than 1200 pins in a week using the same url (Website home page url or a specific label url for that images) and getting 300k daily
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Thank you for this amazing video! I took away some stress I was feeling about how often to post.
This is so good to know! You always answer my burning Pinterest questions in such an easy to understand way! This is exactly what I was looking for!
You're so welcome! What's funny this was one of those random questions I decided to make a video about last minute. Really happy to hear it's helping people!
Thanks for this video. This makes me sad. I wanted to do a Pinterest account for an author. He has 3 books. But if I just can share his links once a week, that means not that much traffic. And if I take into consideration that some of the pins people don’t like 😢. Many thanks for this information
Maybe the author could make more content out of the 3 books, like small blog articles with introductions of the story? Or how about a blog post how the author was inspired to write the story in the first place. Maybe some background informations about the characters in the book?
For some reason I was scared to use the same URL lol. thanks for the infos :)
You're not the only one. Glad I could help! As long as you have lots of links and you space it out before sharing the same one, you should be safe.
This answered questions I've been looking for answers for. Thanks so much!
Happy to help! Let me know if you have any other unanswered questions, Ginger! I am always looking for video ideas.
very interesting, thanks for sharing!
Thanks for watching, Jessi!
When you share to different boards... are they still actually available to be seen by anyone... or are they only available to people that see/find/Follow "that" board?
Thank you for this very informative video! But one questions pops into my mind: Why don't post links to the homepage or main page? Can you explain the reason for this? Thank you!
As far as I understand, if you always pin just to your main page on your homepage, it's always the same URL, and the spam filter might activate sooner or later. And you can/should only post the same URL 15-20 times a year.
But please someone correct me if I am wrong about this. I'm just learning everything Pinterest related.
Hi Nadalie, At 5:50 it appears these pins are on the same board. Are you using different URLs here? Because later at 8:05 you mentioned to use different boards for the same url. Thanks so much
I’m a newbie and I’m creating a new blog post each week. From other Pinterest “experts” I thought I was supposed to do 10 fresh pins for each post and pin them to ten boards each (spaced out). Am I being to spammy? Oh no…
I'm not sure if you're saying that you are posting the same pin ten times or that you're saving ten pins each time ONCE. Do NOT save the same pin more than once.
@@NadalieBardo For each blog post, I make 10 different pins with varying images/fonts and post them to the most relevant board first (usually scattered throughout a week or two). Through tailwind, I have them scheduled to repin one week apart to 10 different relevant boards. Thanks for you help.
Thank you
You're so welcome!
how are you able to see other people’s pin stats like at 4:55?
You can't, these are stats from an example account. You can only see your own stats.
Very interesting!!! The reason not to link to our homepage too often is because Pinterest wants fresh and more fresh content? Very interesting!! Thank you!!!
Exactly! Sharing the same homepage link over and over looks spammy. Plus, homepages usually have really high bounce rates and people don't stick around for long anyways.
@@NadalieBardo totally makes sense!!! Thank you!!!
I am so confused by Pinterest. I wish they were more clear about what you can and can’t do. I thought (after getting banned on one account and doing an insane amount of research) that you were SUPPOSED TO (or at least ALLOWED to) use your Landing Pages’s URL as the destination link in your pins. I guess that’s incorrect? I was doing that because I thought you were NOT supposed to use affiliate links directly in pins. Now I’m just confounded. If you can clarity this, I would be hugely grateful!
Simple rule to remember: You cannot use the same link over and over - any link. The rules about affiliate marketing are however complicated. You need to read the rules of your affiliate program. I made a video all about this: czcams.com/video/JX7Xy0vu8oo/video.html
Your gorgeous and this video so valuable ✌️♥️
Thank you so much!! Really happy you found it helpful!
if i create a pin and a video pin with the same URL and posted it in the same board at the same day but different time is that consider as a spam in pinterest?
Hey! Great follow up question! I would NOT post the SAME LINK on the SAME DAY. Wait at least 7 days to share the same link, no matter what type of pin you're creating. Do not share multiple pins with the same link to any board on the same page. Space it out!
What about sharing linktree link on all pins posted on regular basis??
Just signed up for Tailwind. I now see you can use their e-mail services as well. Are you using the e-mail or do you use another service. I know funnels are important.
Do you have templates you share with us? Love your presentations!
Hey Candace, happy to hear you signed up for Tailwind. It's great! Tailwind does not have an email service. For emails, I use ConvertKit. (I actually made a video about it which you can view here: czcams.com/video/HHrD5BhQCVk/video.html).
I sell Pin templates! If you sign up for any of my freebies or my free masterclass you get a one time offer to get them on sale. Here's the link: nadaliebardo.com/masterclass/
Hey I just to know if someone has 10M + monthly views on their Pinterest account how much website click they got?
There is no way of knowing. Only the owner of the account would know. They could be getting loads of clicks to their website, or none at all. If they're sharing lots of other people's pins, likely not as many as you'd think.
@@NadalieBardo
Thank you so much and can you please make a video on how to drive traffic to your sales funnel well I'm selling digital product (e-book)
Great question. I often wonder the same thing.
between 50 thousand and 70 thousand people... and of that amount I think 0.5% are those who buy on the website.
@@redbaron7270
Damn per month?
Nadalie, thank you so much for this video. I am nervous I have a general podcast master page on my website with an embedded player and links to Apple Podcast, Sticher, Spotify. What do you recommend for sharing this URL with multiple episodes I am currently putting out 15 episodes per month. I really wanted to avoid doing a blog post or URL everytime a new podcast episode came out, but it looks like that might be the BEST way to do this. Love to know what you think? thank you!
Hey Brandon! How's the podcast coming along? You 100% want to share those links to YOUR website (blog posts or episode pages). Why? Because you can claim that website and track your progress. Also, one key to Pinterest success is having multiple links and creating new ones. You do NOT want to share the same main link over and over and over, that's spammy to Pinterest. Hope this helps!
What keyword tool are you using on Pinterest?
Man! I use more time designing pins now than writing articles...
Are you batch designing your pins? Are you using templates? A new pin should only take a minute or two. And you do no need to pin a million times a day, dial it back a bit.
Hey there, great vid thanks. Question for you as I am left a little confused. Originally and at the end of the video you state don't share the same URL more than 15 times a year. In the bulk of the video you are saying use the same URL over and over but with different designs etc. This seems completely contradictory. Can you clarify this somehow please?🤷♂
It's not contradictory. I don't share the link more than 15 times, over and over until I hit my max. I usually only share links once a month, that's 12, or when they are in season for a few months, then stop until the next year.
@@NadalieBardo Now I am really lost. If you only use the same URL 12 times a year how can you use it many times but with a different title/text etc. Or are you saying that its the same URL 12 times a year all with different pics text etc?
@@djaffiliatemarketing Exactly, no same image, no same text ever. I design a lot of pins, I have a lot content. It's all a numbers game. I have 500 blog posts it's not hard for me.
@@NadalieBardo ok got it thanks for the understanding. How much content you have was the next question!!! 😀👍 thanks again for good video I subscribed!! 👋😀
Whoops! I've been creating fresh pins for the same URL and scheduling them once per day for two week periods-- have I been doing this all wrong?!
😮 wow. I surprised Pinterest didn't give you a warning.
The thing is Pinterest doesn't give warnings until you've done something wrong and you've been caught. You should NOT be sharing the same link over and over every single day. Create more content.
@@NadalieBardo Thanks! I do have other content. I thought focusing on one at a time for 2 weeks would make pining easier and more efficient. I guess NOT! But how many times a year can you safely use the same URL in a pin?
@@timtracy4228 There's no real answer to that question, I would focus instead on making sure you're not sharing the same links every day and wait at least a week before using them again. If you're creating content on the regular then you should be able to space them out more. Or if a post isn't converting then stop pinning it and focus on the ones that are.
@@NadalieBardo Thanks! I'll do that!
Me who have uploaded more than 1200 pins in a week using the same url (Website home page url or a specific label url for that images) and getting 300k daily
Ok, then.