10 ways to use Pinterest for your business. This is the second article in a 10-part content series on Unified Marketing, which will bring to light collaborative marketing principles and successful strategies in areas including marketing, branding, PR, social media, mobile and other digital practices.
Unless you’ve been meditating with some monks in Tibet for the last few months, you’ve probably at least heard of Pinterest. The virtual “pinboard” social network exploded this winter and went from fewer than 1 million users to 150 million in just six months. The simple functionality of easily sharing and organizing photo and video content fulfilled the original promise of media-based social networks such as Flickr, making Pinterest a huge hit with users. Many people are even calling Pinterest addictive. Download a free infographic on Pinterest best practices for business When used properly, Pinterest can be an amazing tool in your social media strategy. 1.
Do you have a lot of photo and video content on your site? 2. 3. Silvino Hire SEO Services: How to Use Pinterest to Promote Your Restaurant. Not only businesses that has products that can be shipped or services that can be availed virtually, are the only businesses that we can market online.
Even businesses that are only available in a certain local area can make use and grab the opportunity to market their small business online. There are a huge number of internet users each day looking for local businesses for products and services that they need. Like for example, where they should they eat? What restaurant is the nearest in their hotel? Or maybe the must try restaurants in their current location. Pinterest is one of the social media sites these days that achieve a huge hit online just through pinning and sharing photos and even videos that will grab the attention of the Pinterest users. Let me share with everyone this awesome infographic from Instawares with some very helpful tips in marketing your restaurant business online just through using Pinterest.
Twylah and Buffer Get Your Tweets Exponential Exposure. Big news came in from the folks at Buffer and Twylah this week.
The two companies partnered up to give your Tweets much more impact than possible before. I’ve written about the magical Power Tweet before, which increases your engagement by 400%. As of today, you can make this Power Tweet from Twylah even more powerful and send it through Buffer. Buffer, if you haven’t come across it yet, is a super smart Social Sharing app. Any page that you read on the web and want to share with your friends and followers, just click the Buffer button right here on the page or via one of their handy browser plugins. From there it will get queued up and posted for you at optimal times for maximum engagement. How To Buffer A Power Tweet If you head to your Twylah page and get the Twylah bookmarklet, you can start batching a bunch of Power Tweets, feeding them straight into your Buffer.
Buffer will then go ahead and share them for you well spaced out over the day at optimal times: Why Buffering Power Tweets?
Eat This Book: At Home With The Range Café. Eat This Book: At Home With The Range Café The Range Café began the same way the Alibi did—penniless in the autumn of 1992.
(The Range has a month of seniority, opening on Sept. 2 to the Alibi’s Oct. 9.) After inflation, the Alibi is still basically penniless. The Range, meanwhile, has three locations worldwide. And it’s even gotten into the publishing business. Half cookbook and half scrapbook, At Home With The Range Café compiles nearly 20 years of recipes and stories from Range proprietors Matt Digregory and Tom Fenton. Year after year, Alibi readers award The Range’s comforting, mildly eccentric dishes “best of” status in our Best of Burque Restaurants poll. Also in Feature in this issue V.18 No.47 | 11/19/2009 Holiday Gift Guide The best local gift-makers you've never heard of The secret is out. Albuquerque is home to an underground of league of geniuses, and they’re poised to take over the world.
Gift Grab Bag Shout Tags Made in New Mexico DVDs By Devin O’Leary Crafty Lady: Anne Taintor.