Pinterest is an incredibly addicting and easy to use site. It allows its members to collect and organize the eye candy they discover everyday while browsing the web. It's streamlined, simple and -- above all else -- fun! Here you'll find information about how to use (and NOT use) Pinterest both personally and professionally. From signing up to sharing your pins, this lens has got you covered.
Already excited to sign up for Pinterest? Check out my Pinterest page here. Not quite convinced yet? Read on!
- You can save all the images you find online in a single, streamlined place.
- You can pin any image from any website using the simple "Pin It" button, also known as the pinmarklet.
- You can create unlimited boards about anything and everything that interests you.
- You can organize your pins onto themed pinboards.
- You can discover anything from new recipes and travel destinations to birthday cake ideas and decorating tips.
- You can follow other Pinterest members (or just the boards you like).
- You can contribute new pins to someone else's board, if their settings allow it.
- You can repin another member's pins onto your own board.
- You can comment on your favorite pins.
- You can mention another Pinterest user when commenting on or describing a new pin.
- You can share your pins on Twitter and Facebook.
- You can like a pin, which will add it to the "likes" section of your profile.
- You can invite others to follow you on Pinterest with cute buttons. Click mine in the introduction to check out my pinboards!
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