Pinterest is currently the toast of the town in the world of social media. Even the world’s most powerful man,
Barack Obama, couldn’t resist the temptation of pinteresting. However, Pinterest has also been in the news for all the wrong reasons—spammers making merry out of it without the fear of being caught. None the less, despite the sensationalism and criticism, there’s no doubt that Pinterest is an altogether new approach to social media. I personally believe Pinterest can prove to be a fantastic marketing tool if they were to follow these seven golden rules....
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21% of Pinterest Users Have Purchased Something They’ve Seen as a Pin
April 2, 2012
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There's no doubt that Pinterest continues to gain traction for users who enjoy creating collections of things to share with others. We know that businesses are seeing tons of traffic to their sites from Pinterest users as well, showing that the premise of curated collections on a social network could actually generate sales.