How to Get More Pins and Repins on Pinterest. Data about Pinterest is sparse because they’ve been slow to release their API, but I was able to utilize search engine APIs to pull some data about the trendy new social site. I gathered information on over 11,000 pinned images and did some analysis to create the infographic below. This data should be useful for Pinterest users who’d like to get more repins on the images they’ve pinned, as well as content producers who want their content pinned and repinned more.
I hope to be able to do more research into Pinterest, especially as they release their API. Let me know what data you’d like to see. Why Is Pinterest So Addictive? [INFOGRAPHIC] I ask myself this question every day (and every night at 2 a.m. when I'm still pinning). But seriously, what is so great about spending hours browsing other people's images? Column Five created this infographic to examine the Pinterest addiction that seems to be spreading like a zombie apocalypse virus. Proof? Pinterest users spend an average 98 minutes on site per month, third only to Tumblr (2.5 hours) and Facebook (7 hours).
Antidote? Beyond the data, the company examines why Internet culture is so fascinated with pinning. Then there's the issue of social media fatigue. You be the judge. Image courtesy of iStockphoto, PinkTag, Infographic courtesy of Flowtown, via Column Five. Pinterest for retailers and content marketers: infographic. As everyone goes Pinterest crazy, more and more stats are emerging about its potential for online retailers and marketers. This infographic from Maxymiser contains some useful data on who is using the site, what they are doing on the site, as well as some ideas on how brands can use Pinterest. For more on Pinterest, see guest blogger Dave Wieneke's three part series. He explains its potential for digital marketers, the copyright issues which may threaten it, and Pinterest's business model.
A Very (P)interesting. The Hectic Life of a Social Media Manager. Before I have spring break I get to do a project for Marketing about being a social media manager. I already know quite a lot about the social media realm, but the amount of time constantly put into work as Social Media Manager is ridiculous. I could defiantly do it, it would be a hard lifestyle to get used to, but I can’t say that facebook and twitter aren’t fun. I know some parents tell their kids that the amount of time they spend on facebook is a waste of time, but the child can just say they are training for work one day. Back when I only had video games, telling my parents I was going to be a professional gamer never got a good response. Social media marketing is a much more realistic profession. [Via] Click to Enlarge. Share This Infographic Get Free Infographics Delivered to your Inbox. Pinterest Infographic. L'essor spectaculaire de Pinterest illustré en une infographie.
Difficile d’échapper au phénomène Pinterest qui épingle quantité d’images design et kawaï sur des dashboards principalement édités par des utilisatrices issues du centre des États Unis. Actuellement le succès du service de partage d’images déborde des frontières américaines et commence à susciter de plus en plus d’intérêt au près des internautes avec plus de 10 millions d’utilisateurs enregistrés. Si vous voulez en faire partie, il va falloir obtenir une invitation de la part d’un ami inscrit ou quémander un accès. Les gestionnaires de sites et marketeurs sont particulièrement intéressés par Pinterest en ce qu’il incarne un nouveau phénomène de distribution capable d’envoyer plus de trafic sur les sites au cours du mois de février que Twitter (les chiffres analysés sur l’infographie correspondent à une étude du mois de janvier).
C’est principalement la qualité visuelle de cette approche très graphique du partage qui a su séduire massivement une communauté constituée à 80% de femmes.