Pinterest: How Will it Change Social Media?
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Pinterest: How Will it Change Social Media?
- 1. Pinterest How Will it change Social Media? Jason Keath, Social Fresh @JasonKeath
- 3. All about Social Fresh Social Fresh is a social media marketing training company that produces conferences and online training for social marketers. The leading industry experts Social media vendor directory at InvestInSocial.com Social media training directory launches in October Hosted the first Facebook Ads conference, online
- 7. What makes Pinterest Unique?
- 9. Why Are Images So Popular? 1.Speed 2.Guilt-free 3.Emotion
- 11. The Grid The Stream 2 4 5 1 3 7 9 10 6 8 12 14 13 15 11
- 13. 2. ASPIRATION
- 14. Pinterest Where women go to plan imaginary weddings, dress imaginary, and decorate imaginary homes.
- 17. 3. CLICKS and COMMERCE
- 18. Pinterest users follow more brands 9.3 on average 8.5 for Twitter 6.9 for Facebook
- 21. 4. CURATION not CREATION
- 23. Over 80% of Pinterest pins are repins
- 27. 1. Routine, Routine, Routine Etsy’s Daily Pins
- 28. Daily Growth of Top Pinterest Brands • Harper’s Bazaar: 62,000 • Nordstrom: 40,000 • Lowe’s: 35,000 • Random House: 28,000 • Consumer Reports: 20,000 • Real Simple: 500 • Martha Stewart: 500 • Whole Foods: 200
- 29. 2. Have A Board Strategy A. Create boards around business objectives B. Create boards around fan interests
- 30. 3. Use Group Contributors
- 31. 4. Original Content Wins & Creativity Kills
- 32. 5. Research What Thrives on Pinterest 1. Food = 12% 2. Crafts = 8% 3. Home = 6% 4. Fashion = 5% 5. Weddings = 4% 6. Travel = 3% 7. Animals = 2%
- 34. 6. Use The Source
- 35. 80% of your brand engagement are images pinned from your website
- 36. Influencers = Growth 1. Research active fans 2. Follow, Engage, Repin 3. Support brand champions 4. Fan curated boards
- 37. 7. Contests Nordstrom Sweepstakes • Five $1,000 prizes • Pin three images, fill out form • 2 weeks long • Promoted w/ Facebook & Twitter • 400% increase in new daily fans • 570 more pins per week from their website post sweepstakes
- 38. 8. Find The Right Timing Most Active Times On Pinterest • Daily, throughout the day, in groups • Little stream fatigue • 2-4pm ET • 8pm-1am ET • Saturday mornings
- 39. 9. Build A Content Calendar Who: partners, bloggers, employees What: repins, web pins, owned pins When: frequency, daily, grouped Where: group, active, inactive boards Why: where to drive traffic Consider: •Content types •Pinning Party
Editor's Notes
- I run a company called Social Fresh. We do train marketers on how to use social media to build better businesses. We do conferences and online training, all found at SocialFresh.com.
- Started in early 2010, very small steady growth until early 2011. They even tried to sell the site to a couple magazine publishing companies in NY that turned them down.
- We are going to review 4 traits that make Pinterest unique. Pinterest is an image economy.
- Or put another way, Pinterest is a visual feast. This is the first of four traits that makes Pinterest unique.
- Images are shared more because they are so easy to figure out. To consume. It happens almost instantly. Read a sentence, a paragraph, watch a video and you it will take you some time. Images are the bullet trains of communication. Guilt. We don’t talk about this a lot, but there are a few reasons why we share or do not share content with other people. And one of them is guilt. Sharing content is a recommendation that somebody else should take time out of their life to consume it. There is guilt involved with that ask. Whether we realize it consciously or not. We stop, we think. Is this going to be annoying for other people to consume. A long article or video has to be pretty epic for us to share it. An image, however, takes seconds of our time, and therefore the guilt factor dissapears. Images speak 1000 words. The visual medium causes emotional reactions more quickly than just text on a screen. Images can tell an instant story. And because we attach emotion to images so quickly and easily, we are compelled to share that emotion. We are social creatures after all.
- This is not only funny, and I LOVE someecards. But it is wildly true. Go to FB, you see a few posts, go to Pinterest, you see a dozen. More stuff, more often.
- Via Buzz Referrals
- More referral traffic, more shopping cart use, more browsing, and more sales than Facebook
- We curate rather than create. She looks at recipes instead of cooking something. Again, aspirational. This of course is also a someecard, a hugely popular pinning meme. And memes are huge on Pinterest.
- They use stake holders and staff and employees and bloggers to help manage their content on Pinterest. They use local boards, fan boards, etc.
- Source = Repinly
- Red = organic growth Black = auto follow list
- Calories, health info, and price of family meals – who? House number from Lowe’s Quotes, text based images from everyone Exercise routine from Women’s Health 5 ways to wear a pair of shoes, and outfits, from Nordstrom
- Most popular categories of pins - - - Source = Repinly