Finding The Best Group Boards for Bloggers to Maximize Pinterest Pin Exposure
Hi There….. Would you like to maximize your Pinterest pin exposure?
I am always looking for ways to get my Pinterest pins seen more. The more people get to see my pins, the more potential followers for my blog. You can’t blame a girl for wanting to be famous. 😏
Can I tell you a secret? As a kid, I dreamed of being a famous singer. I doubt my dream will ever come true, but I can still dream of other ways to get famous, can’t I? 😉
Oh my, I just spilled my secret to everyone who reads this blog post. Too late to take my words back now, I suppose. I could decide not to post this blog, though. Wouldn’t that be a crazy idea? I wonder which is the most crazy, me or the thought of not publishing a perfectly fine blog post? 😄
Nah, I wouldn’t want to deprive you of my secrets. Where is the fun in that? While I am at it, I might as well share some of my Pinterest secrets so that you can also maximize your Pinterest pin exposure. Before I spill the beans about my favorite Pinterest group board, it may be best to answer a few questions. 😎
What are Pinterest group boards?
Pinterest group boards are boards where multiple participants share their Pinterest pins. These Pinterest boards give you the opportunity to reach a wider range of people.
How to find Pinterest group boards?
If you’re new to Pinterest, it’s hard to know where to find such a group board. However, they aren’t that difficult to find. You just have to know how.
Finding Pinterest group boards by using search
Go to your home screen on Pinterest and click on the search bar by clicking on the search icon (magnifier glass)
Then type group boards in the search bar and press enter. Next to the box where you have typed ‘group boards’ you now choose the option boards instead of all pins.
Now you get to see all kinds of group boards that have incorporated the phrase ‘group boards’ in their description. You can see the amount of pins and how many sections the Pinterest boards have. Just click on a Pinterest board of your choice to see how many followers and collaborators it has.
You will also find a description of who the Pinterest board is for, and what you have to do in order to join. There may be a request to join button, or the board owner will have another option written in the description.
Most board owners will require that you follow them. Some will want you to pin someone else’s pin after or before you leave your pins.
Finding Pinterest group boards by using Pingroupie
Go to https://pingroupie.com/ and register or log in if you are registered already.
I prefer to use pingroupie, because it is so much easier to use, and you have lots of options. It is also a free tool. 😊
My favorite group boards for bloggers
There weren’t that many Pinterest group boards for bloggers when I joined Pingroupie, so I started one of my own. There are only 2 rules to join my board, and that is that you follow my account, and don’t spam. You don’t have to pin anyone elses pin if you don’t want to.
https://www.pinterest.com/seadbeady/bloggers-sharing-blogposts/
https://www.pinterest.com/dagelijksglutenvrij/bloggers-nederland/
https://www.pinterest.com/blogtoolscorner/bloggers-supporting-each-othergroup-board/
https://www.pinterest.com/rjbaethge/just-pin-it/
https://www.pinterest.com/chaptersofmay/the-cosy-bloggers-club/
Have fun exploring those Pinterest group boards.
Hope you like my blog…..Until next time…..Have a nice day
Renata (Seadbeady)
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