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Blogging is one of the best ways to reach your audience, teach people, connect and grow your online business. Blogs have the potential to make you a full-time income from home (myself included), build an audience of raving fans and open the door to unlimited opportunities, but dang, they can be scary, daunting and downright terrifying to launch

Create New/Alternate Pins for Posts and Pins On Pinterest Pinterest has said on multiple occasions the algorithm prefers or favors new pins and fresh content. ie. going viral or getting a lot of click-throughs Of course, the types of posts you create new pins for are going to depend on what conversions you want from Pinterest, such as, if you have a post that has affiliate links or products and your goal is to make money, make more versions of pins for that post. Create multiple pins a week and disperse them across your boards via Tailwind and utilize Tailwind Tribes to your most active pins 1-2x a week to keep them going. Make new niche boards based on your other boards to give yourself a new place to pin your pins and add more keywords and opportunities for people to find your pins and blog posts.

Whether you’re new to the blogging game or have dabbled around in the blogging world a bit, chances are you’ve heard through the very large and loud grapevine that Pinterest is where it’s at if you want to grow your blog traffic. Especially if you’re just starting out

If you don’t know which direction to choose, pick a topic you know some things about and would like to write about for a while. Well for one, it’s much easier to write when you know who to write for and two that’s simply how you grow an audience. This means if you’re not giving value, in some way shape or form you’re not getting the shares, likes, comments, views, whatever. Yeah, they may talk about similar things to others in their niche but they’re always focusing on the way they talk, the way they teach, the way they add value.