First Class Concepts: How to Create a Successful Pinterest Page

May 8, 2012 - PRLog -- Although not yet as big as the likes of Facebook and Twitter, Pinterest is rapidly capturing the attention of the masses. In October, Pinterest had an estimated 3.3 million viewers but it has now climbed to a whopping 10 million visitors a month. So why does First Class Concepts think that your business should bother with Pinterest? The direct marketing company based in Glasgow thinks that it is a perfect way of publicising clearly, mainly with the use of images, what your company represents or a product that you’re selling. Your images can then be re-pined on hundreds of other users boards and your images can be liked.  This site can help you generate more page views and more traffic to your company and its website.

Here are some suggestions to get you started:

Create a great page:

Plenty of time must be spent on developing your businesses Pinterest page; it requires an investment to make it look great and to keep it relevant. Don’t be put off, it’s fun and worth the effort.

Keep it simple:

Luckily, Pinterest is very user friendly. It involves simply uploading pictures to different albums, which have different categories. Each pinned photo can also include a link back to your site.

Launch a weekly pin theme:

“At First Class Concepts we’ve seen users who have a weekly pin theme to promote their brand. The idea is to create a theme that is likely to catch the attention of your potential customers and be repined by other users. “

Follow Big names:

One of the easiest ways to spread awareness of your company is to make sure you are following big names on Pinterest. This idea stems from Twitter and will also help you to find some great ideas on how best to promote yourself.

First Class Concepts loves Pinterest and thinks it’s a really important tool for businesses. One of the members of the team said,  “Pinterest is a great way to help you promote your business, products or services. These tips should help you develop and maintain a successful and catchy Pinterest page.”