I am so thrilled to announce that my blog received approval for Journey What makes this even more special is that my blog is just a few months old. I truly didn’t think I would get approved so quickly
For those who want to know about my traffic sources, I’ve been mainly using Pinterest and Facebook to attract visitors to my site. It’s incredible how much these platforms have helped my blog grow in such a short time
Just wanted to share this achievement with everyone For those new to blogging, keep going; great things can come sooner than you think
Will said: @PostPioneer4
So just to clarify, you make 25-40 pins for the same topic Do your followers not mind
I only have 30 followers for now
I don’t pin other people’s content and I don’t follow others to get followed back
I make 25-40 pins for the same URL
Most of my pins are just images without text
So 15 DIY ideas If they see 2 or 3 it will still help them
I see pins like banner ads spread all over Pinterest
You never know which image will go viral
So why send a few ‘soldiers’ into battle when you can send 30
Will said: @PostPioneer4
That’s interesting, I didn’t know it was possible to get that many views without followers! I’m new to Pinterest so this is helpful
@Asher
1 Set up a Pinterest business account
2 Choose a niche that looks good like DIY, Home Decor, or Fashion
3 Start with 8-12 high-quality pins each day
4 Create 5-10 boards and name them using specific keywords (e.g., ‘small living room ideas’ instead of ‘living room decor’) Save trending pins from others to boost your authority
5 Create valuable content Write 20-30 list articles optimized for Pinterest traffic Use clickable titles like ‘10 Simple DIY Projects for 2025’ or ‘Top 5 Affordable Winter Fashion Trends’ Make your content useful with lists, tutorials, or product recommendations
6 Research keywords Pinterest works like a visual search engine and needs keywords So focus on them as your base
7 Design attractive pins Use tools like Canva or Ideogram to make bold and appealing pins Experiment with different styles: Text overlay pins, collages, or just images Make your pin titles catchy with strong words like ‘easy,’ ‘best,’ or ‘dazzling’ Add soft CTA buttons like ‘Read Now’ to your pins to boost clicks
8 Mix trending keywords with long-tail ones to keep good traffic (Trending ideas can change fast) Add pins from others to keep your boards fresh and to grow your authority Focus on making regular, high-quality pins rather than flooding with low-quality content
A guy on Twitter gave me these tips and I’m using them
Congrats I have to say the effort you put into your blog must have been huge It’s not easy to keep going, and it can be frustrating You have reached the starting point and that is really great Wishing you all the best in your blogging