Episode 321: Pinterest: Where Search Engine meets Social Media with Lauren Petrullo

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Hey, Digital Marketers
With so many social media platforms out there, why should you consider Pinterest?

For starters, Pinterest is where 'social media meets search engine', meaning your content has a longer shelf life, with compounding interest as you build your content and audience.

And, with 440 million active users, what’s not to like?

If you'd like to read the show notes, they're posted on our blog!

Key Takeaways:
0:00 Intro
01:36 Why should a digital marketer use Pinterest?
03:20 Understanding Pinterest's layout
04:18 The value of being keyword-based
05:24 What pairs best with Pinterest?
08:54 What Lauren achieved managing TDM's Pinterest account
12:36 Appreciating Pinterest as a visual platform
13:40 Should you create spam content on Pinterest?

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David Pitt
 

David Pitt, a family man with a passion for art, transitioned from aspiring brain surgeon to artist in his early life. Excelling in art, he later managed a newspaper's composing room, focusing on computer programming. An avid sports enthusiast, particularly in Tenpin Bowling, David also enjoys reading, operating computers, and writing, having published four spiritual books. Known for his people skills, he integrates strong Christian values and psychology into his interpersonal interactions, always aiming to uplift and assist others. One of his favorite scriptures before embarking on any journey is Isaiah 40: 31 – All things are possible: The heart is the key that unlocks issues in life.

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