Author name: WordPin Team

A common question is: should I use hashtags on Pinterest pins? Well, at WordPin we noticed a shift on Pinterest over the past year, and the engineering blogs coming out of the company confirm what many of us have suspected: Pinterest hashtags are becoming functionally obsolete. Pinterest did not disable them, rather, it’s because the […]

Pinterest content strategy seems pretty simple: pick a pretty image, add a description, and there you go. The fact is, Pinterest is a visual search engine. Pinterest does not work like Instagram. Pinterest does not work like Facebook, or Reddit, or whatever other social media platform you use. Pinterest is built around understanding what an

TL;DR: You’re scrolling through your feed when something makes you stop. Not another perfectly filtered photo of a cute puppy that make you “Awwww”….nope. It’s a video of someone pressing their finger into a translucent pink cheek tint, watching it bounce back like a miniature trampoline. Even worse if it’s in slow motion. The comments,

TLDR: The Game Most People Lose Before It Starts Here’s what happens every single year. Regular folks pick colors because they like them. They see a sweater they want (I do that…), a wall color that feels right, maybe a design that speaks to them. Personal taste drives everything, and hey, we are all different