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Are you spending a lot of time on Pinterest lately vewing other people's art? How about using Pinterest to promote your own business instead?
Take a few minutes to check out the post, Pinterest Tips for Artists, on the Arts Business Institute's (ABI) site. You'll find 13 great tips on how to make Pinterest work for your own art business.
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Pinterest is a social photo sharing website where users can create and manage theme-based image collections that look a lot like mood boards or digital scrapbooks. Many of the images refer to Etsy classifieds for handmade or vintage items, or are Instagram pictures.
Posted by: Pinterest marketing tools | August 27, 2012 at 04:01 AM
This is a great post from ABI, on a very salient topic. I'll be interested to see how Pinterest handles the copyright issues that are popping up. If you're interested in learning more about Pinterest, on Thursday, August 30 Doug Antkowiak of Portent, Inc. is giving a webinar on Pinterest from 11 AM - 12:15 PM. You can sign up for free at http://www.portent.com/landers/webinar/
Posted by: Lauren | August 28, 2012 at 12:52 PM
So in case you haven’t jumped on the bandwagon, just have, or are wondering what all the hype is about, Pinterest is still sizzling. It’s a fun and useful tool that brands can use to their advantage in order to show a more visual side to its consumer market.
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