On February 20th, Pinterest has upped its game against spam, announcing that they have cut the number of Pinners who click on spam in half during the last six months. The company says that the amount of spam reported has “nose dived” so low that the metric is practicably nil. Pinterest says that the system […]
There are a number of social media channels and platforms that a business can use to get the word out to the people who wish to follow them. Among them are some of the big platforms, like Facebook, Twitter, Instagram among others. One of the best networks to use to drive traffic to your site […]
Pinterest is quite the social network. Being the most commercial of the lot, the company is planning on introducing a “Buy” button as soon as this year, according to Re/code today. According to the Re/code story, the button could be rolled out as soon as three to six months. Like with many tested options in […]
Many of you already know what Pinterest is. According to Wikipedia, Pinterest is “a web and mobile application company that offers a visual discovery, collection, sharing, and storage tool. Users create and share the collections of visual bookmarks (boards). Boards are created through a user selecting an item, page, website, etc. and pinning it to […]
Many of us internet users who tend to keep up on our social media, both personally and professionally, has used, if not at least heard of, Pinterest. Pinterest is the the fastest rising online social networks that can also be used for marketing and advertising. The visual discovery social media platform is growing into a powerful […]
It seems everything changes, and hopefully for the better. Search engines are always striving to serve better search results to the users and keeping them happy about it. It looks like Pinterest is also trying their best to help users out by finding things they weren’t even aware they were wanting. Guided Search was rolled […]
In a fortunate turn of events for Pinterest, the company was awarded $7.2 million in damages as well as control over 100 domains that had been registered to Qian Jin, a Chinese cybersquatter. In this case, Qian Jin had been sitting on hundreds of domains that closely resembled the names of large companies. In this case, […]