Hi! Anastasia here! In this video, I will show you a new tool I've been
testing that can help you save a ton of time when you are building your
Pinterest account from scratch, and actually in many other ways.
But first, here is how it will help you with your Pinterest marketing.
When you start a new Pinterest account, I always recommend you to build up your new
boards first, before you go ahead and save a bunch of your own pins.
I'll show you in this video how you can build up your boards
auto-magically with only THE BEST pins on the platform, with just a couple of clicks.
But first let me explain the WHY behind this idea of repining
popular pins relevant to each board's main topic.
The pins that already rank high for the focus keyword of the board,
have the right keywords assigned to them and if you start your account this way,
you help Pinterest algorithm understand the context and the keywords on your boards faster.
The thing is, you need to do these repins manually on Pinterest app or on your desktop. And if you
are trying to build a lot of boards on a brand new account, it can be quite time-consuming.
Also, when you make a search for a keyword,
the pins that Pinterest shows you are a mix of really old and popular pins with some new
pins that the algorithm might be just testing out. They always mix into your feed some new
pins. But you want to mostly save the old pins that have keywords assigned to them.
What kind of metric could you possibly use to set the new pins apart from the old popular ones?
I think the number of repins is a pretty solid metric we could rely on.
But when you are checking the pins manually, Pinterest doesn't show you the number of repins.
However, this information is there, in the platform and if you check the page source,
the repin_count is there for every pin.
Now what if I told you that you don't have to manually repin this anymore?
Head to GoLess.com who kindly sponsored this video. It's a no-code browser automation platform.
Then go to the Marketplace and search for Pinterest and you'll find this tool
called Pinterest image board saver. Here all you need to do is click on
Run this automation, type in the focus keyword that you want to target in your board, then you
can say up to 10 repins, I actually recommend to use up to 5 repins especially for new accounts.
Then go to your Pinterest profile and check the exact board name
because you'll need to type it here. By the way, make sure that you are
logged in Google Chrome, in the right Pinterest account if you have more than one in your browser.
Then you can set the minimum number of repins on the pins you want this tool to save for you.
If you are targeting a very broad keyword,
many pins in the top search results will likely have thousands of repins. I would say,
start with something like at least 200 repins and that will set you for more popular pins only.
The timeout of 5 seconds looks reasonable but I would even set it to 10 seconds for new accounts.
They also recently added here a field for the domain, that is if you wanted to repin
only the pins that are linked to a particular website. It's not what we want to do in our
scenario repinning popular pins from various websites. So you can keep it blank but if you
actually wanted to only save the pins from a specific domain, it's a good filter to have!
I actually skipped connecting to Google Drive and it worked anyway.
Click run and just watch the magic happen! The tool will automatically find popular pins in
search results for this keyword, and repin them to the board you selected, every 10 seconds.
It will do it until you have saved the 5 or 10 pins depending on your settings.
I recommend you to always start with lower numbers
because automation is great but you want to be careful with a brand new account,
they usually have lower limits for any activity, compared to established accounts.
Now I recommend you to check other tools available in the Marketplace
on GoLess.com. There are lots of tools for other social media, mostly they are tools
for Data scraping and entry, Building social media bots, Transferring data
between applications and Automating workflows within web apps without the need for APIs.
There are many other automation tools for various social media sites, like Instagram,
Tiktok, Twitter, Facebook, LinkedIn, Youtube, you can do a quick search for
the platform you need, and you'll see all the tools available at the moment.
Moreover, if you are willing to learn a little more about how these automations are made,
you could create your own custom automation - just create a free
account and install Goless Chrome extension.
Try GoLess for free using the first link in the description below!
And if you want to learn how I get over 80k/mo visitors from Pinterest for free, check the
video I linked for you up there, subscribe to my channel and I'll see you in the next video!