How long does it take you to create a good Pinterest board?

Carmy Level 1

February 20, 2014, 9:16 am

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How long does it take you to create a good Pinterest board?

Some of the more complicated Pinterst boards that I've seen have hundreds of pins. And, I can't imagine how much time that could have taken to assemble, with each pin, especially when they are each from a different site. How much time would it take you to assemble a really high quality Pinterest board?

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Riley

Riley

For a really high quality pin board, it could take weeks to find, curate and perfect all the photos. If you are just sticking up some pins from your site, it might only take a few minutes.

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Avery

Avery

This should be an on going process, not a one time thing. You will need time to find the best images for your boards that excite and engage your Pinterest followers, for the most amount of comments and shares.

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barry

barry

It is an ongoing process because you will always be finding new things to add to the board.

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Beverly

Beverly

For a really good board, I would put months into it. This is something you will refine over time, not just pin some photos once and be done with it. The board is a work in progress and show grow and develop as time goes along. And, possibly your Pinterest board could be influenced by those fans who take time to comment on your pins as it will tell you which type of pictures are more popular and what to feature next.

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tarungupta

tarungupta

It is a continuous process. Photos on your board should be of good quality. Slowly and steadily your board will become famous. It will definitely take time to attract people towards your board.

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