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How to create a Pinterest Showcase for Your Blog & Business

How to create a Pinterest Showcase for Your Blog & Business
At the end of November 2016, Pinterest introduced the new feature for a Pinterest business accounts called Showcase. You’ll learn what is a Pinterest Showcase, why you should create a showcase for your brand, what to put on the Showcase and How to create a Pinterest Showcase for Your Blog & Business. Learn how Pinterest Showcase it’s going to help you get traffic to your website, get your products or services in front of your audience, to grow your email list & showcase your brand on Pinterest.

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At the end of November 2016, Pinterest introduced the new feature for a Pinterest business accounts called Showcase. In this post, you’ll learn what is a Pinterest Showcase, why you should create a showcase for your brand, what to put on the Showcase and How to create a Pinterest Showcase for Your Blog & Business. If you still hesitate to switch to the business account, click over to read 5 benefits of having a Pinterest business account. Not to mention, it’s mandatory to have a business account if you’re using it for business purposes.

When I first saw the big slider on my Pinterest account, I instantly thought “it’s a great alternative to cover photo like on Facebook or Twitter”. Not to mention, it’s a great way to highlight board with your content when you’re a blogger displaying your articles, service provider showcasing your portfolio or shop owner presenting your products.

It’s a rotating slider with hand-picked boards (or buyable pins) which helps your highlight your best content and make a great first impression. You can add up to five boards to the showcase and edit it as much as you like on the desktop web. The showcase is located below the profile information and above the boards, so it’s the second thing pinners see when they visit your profile.

[Tweet “As much the 80/20 rule on Pinterest is essential in your strategy, you NEED to have at least ONE board with ONLY your own content “]


Again, the showcase is a great way to highlight boards with your own content. If you haven’t created a board JUST with your own content, do it now. It should be your first board in the Showcase and on your profile.

Pinterest Showcase comes in handy for those of you who have a lot of boards like 50-100+, again you can highlight the most important boards there. It can help pinners decide whether they want to look through your profile and boards or if the content you’re posting is not relevant to them. That’s why it’s important to curate the boards and pins you’re sharing, so they can “help” you make a killer first impression, rather than scare away your viewers.

If you’re thinking what do add to the board with your own content think of pins like portfolio pieces, pins introducing your services, product pins, blog posts etc. just remember, only pins you’ve created. Why should you highlight the board with your own content? Well, to get traffic to your website, to get your products or services in front of your audience, to grow your email list and showcase your brand on Pinterest.

If you’re lifestyle, seasonal or similar blogger, you can attract your potential readers by showcasing the boards with seasonal content like gift guides, DIY tutorials, home décor and more.

It can also work for entrepreneurs who sell digital products, so when there’s a “season” (the launch week/month) for their product they can put the board with the content relevant to their product.

If you don’t like the Showcase feature on Pinterest, you don’t have to use it. Simply don’t add any boards to the slots.

How to create a Pinterest Showcase for Your Blog & Business MintSwift

How to create a Pinterest Showcase for Your Blog & Business MintSwift

How to create a Pinterest Showcase for Your Blog & Business MintSwift

How to create a Pinterest Showcase for Your Blog & Business MintSwift

How to create a Pinterest Showcase for Your Blog & Business MintSwift

As a creative entrepreneur, I often do some minor changes in my business, blog or in my branding. However, this time I made two big changes in my entire business. I was really nervous about this blog post because it’s personal, controversial, but if you follow me for a while, you probably noticed that I like to be honest and don’t sugar coat. The first big change I’ve made was to delete my email list with a free resources library and free Pinterest course. In this post, I’ll share my 8 reasons why I deleted them. The second big change (even bigger for me) was to stop being an online course creator, in other words, I removed “Pinterest” part of my business. What I mean is that aside from being a brand & website designer, I was also a Pinterest expert (or whatever you want to call it), so I shared a lot of Pinterest tips on my blog, had a free Pinterest course called Pinazing Results and paid Pinterest course called Up Your Pinterest Game. I’ll also share 6 reasons why I ditch that part of my business.

Learn how to get traffic from Pinterest to your blog and website and how Pinterest actually works from uploading your content to Pinterest to getting a blog visitor. Read about the top 8 strategies get traffic from Pinterest to your blog and website. Not sure, how to get click thoughs from Pinterest to your blog, so convert repins to traffic? Learn how getting traffic from Pinterest to your blog and website works in 5 steps with my Pinterest infographic. Read about my most effective strategies and sign up for waiting list for my Pinterest course Up Your Pinterest Game

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