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@AndySkraga Diy

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@nichegrownerd I have one point, does the long pin with 9:16 ratio effect the outbound click rate in mobile app due to long image and force to scroll for click button

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@sairahul1 Am i ask about tool? 😶

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@ShivamD95 @AskPinterest @Pinterest Oh sorry, but why have you messaged them more times.

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@ShivamD95 @AskPinterest @Pinterest Hy shivam, hope so your pins are showing visit site button. Have you find any solution?

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@heydudeimjayant Same problem on my two accounts, have you find any solution?

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@AnkuBlogger AdSense and journey disapproved my sites.
Saying and policy violation.
Any guidelines..

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@ItsMoMullah Goldmine

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@ItsMoMullah Fashion

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7 Pinterest Strategies That Explode Clicks (Not Just Impressions) 📌

Many accounts get thousands of views but barely any clicks.

These strategies focus on turning passive scrollers into active visitors, using proven methods that have generated 50K+ outbound clicks per month without relying on ads.

1️⃣ Keywords That Pull Clicks, Not Just Views

Most keyword strategies stop at finding phrases with high search volume.

The real winners are keywords that spark curiosity and make people want to click immediately.

Instead of a plain keyword like “Beef Recipes,” turn it into something with urgency or intrigue, such as “25 Easy Beef Recipes You’ll Make Again and Again.”

Use tools like PinClicks to spot seasonal spikes, then pair those keywords with titles that create a “must-click” feeling

2️⃣ The “Slow Burn” Pinning Ramp

Jumping from 0 to 20 pins a day on a new account can trigger Pinterest’s spam filters.

A safer approach is to begin with around 5 unique pins per day, then gradually increase by 3–5 every two weeks while monitoring CTR in analytics.

This steady growth pattern signals healthy activity to Pinterest and helps secure better placement in search results over time.

3️⃣ CTR Mining with Blogtopin

The quickest way to boost clicks is to focus on content that’s already performed well.

Use Blogtopin to sort lifetime URLs by pins with the highest CTR, then create fresh versions with updated designs and improved titles.

Refreshing proven winners often brings old posts back into circulation, turning them into consistent click drivers again.

4️⃣ Double-Purpose Pin Types

List-style pins are effective for people browsing for ideas, while “how-to” pins work well for those searching with intent.

Combining the two, for example, “How to Style a Cozy Fall Bedroom (10 Inspiring Ideas)” allows a single pin to capture both audiences.

This hybrid format can rank in multiple search types and often delivers higher click-through rates than using one format alone.

5️⃣ The Hidden “Visit Site” Problem

Sometimes impressions stay steady, but clicks drop sharply.

One common reason is that Pinterest removes the “Visit Site” button from certain pins, making it harder for users to click through.

Regularly review analytics for pins with high impressions but unusually low clicks, and replace or update any images that may have been flagged to restore traffic flow.

6️⃣ Account Compartmentalization

Managing multiple Pinterest accounts on the same browser can cause cross-login issues that quietly reduce reach.

Keep each account completely separate with its own browser profile, login, to maintain platform trust and avoid sudden drops in click performance.

7️⃣ Kill Underperforming Templates

Pin designs lose effectiveness over time.
Test 5–7 different templates, monitor their CTR for at least 30 days, and remove any that consistently underperform.

By replacing weak designs with proven winners, the average CTR improves over time even without increasing the number of pins posted.

Pro move: When testing, change only one element at a time (font, background, title format). This shows exactly what’s driving CTR gains.

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@nichegrownerd What do you menas about dont be twins

Are they not be same.

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@ThebilalSEO Comment

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@ThebilalSEO Go

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@ItsMoMullah 100k

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@IntrovertGeekUK 2nd one

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@nichegrownerd i have 7 months old account with just 300 monthly engagement and no outbound clicks.
what should i do.
should i renew this domain.

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@ItsMoMullah Blueprint

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@nichegrownerd i have 7 months old account with just 300 monthly engagement and no outbound clicks.
what should i do.
should i renew this domain.

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@nichegrownerd 3. 8 months Alamost old account and it has gone before much successful like upto 1 million engagement

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@nichegrownerd Answers of these questions.

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@nichegrownerd 1. I never use any third party app for Pinterest publishing.
2. I have uploaded single unique images without text overlay and collage pins. Also uploaded video pins. ( Pins quantity varied 8 to 12 eveyday to same url.) Then other day another 10 pins with same url.
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