Get Blog Article Ideas from Pinterest with Experi-Pinning

Pinterest is all the rage right now, and it drives tons of blog traffic. So how do you cash in on this potential traffic? Easy.

Experi-Pin!

Okay, that’s a cheesy word I made up for “experimental pinning”, but the concept is very effective.

1) Experiment with pinning different images related to your industry.

2) See what gets re-pinned the most.

3) Write a blog article about a topic that could use a very similar image for its featured picture.

4) Pin the image from your new blog post and watch the re-pinning begin!

Case Study: Experi-Pinning Brings in Over 2,000 Re-Pins

I recently implemented this concept for a client of mine (E&T Plastics). E&T sells large (and very boring) sheets of plastic. However, those plastic sheets (also known as plexiglass) can be used to create cool stuff. So I experi-pinned a bunch of plexiglass pictures. I noticed that the ones related to kitchen design received the most re-pins. Hence, the article DIY Kitchen Backsplash: How to Create a Custom Backsplash Using Plexiglass was born. I pinned the featured image from the article, and it has since been re-pinned over 2,000 times, creating consistent referral traffic over the next 6 months and beyond.

Gonna Try It?

So what do you think? Are you going to try experi-pinning? If so, let me know how it goes in the comments below!

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Recently named one of the “Top 10 Best Women in SEO,” Pam Ann Aungst, M.B.A. is widely recognized as an expert in SEO, PPC, Google Analytics, and WordPress. A self-proclaimed “geek”, Pam began studying computer programming at 6 years old, started creating websites in 1997 and has been working professionally in the field of e-commerce since 2005. Referred to by Sprout Social as a “Twitter Success Story,” she harnessed the power of social media to launch her own agency in 2011. Pam travels all over the country speaking at conferences and guest lecturing at universities. Click here to read her full bio.

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