Hi Circle!
This workshop is all about Pinterest. Specifically – how to get started, and how to ramp up your account if you’ve got one already.
This workshop is geared towards newbies and those of you still learning how to use Pinterest.
However! Even if you’re a Pinterest veteran, I’d love to invite you to join us for the #PinterestChallenge all through June.
What is the #PinterestChallenge?
- Start by writing down your current Pinterest stats (boards, pins, likes, followers, following) as of today.
- Commit to spending 10 minutes per day Pinteresting… 😀 (i.e pinning, re-pinning, liking, etc.)
- At the end of the month, come back and write down your stats again – and share your results with the Circle!
- Come over and comment under the June workshop post in the FB group if you’re committing to the challenge!
This challenge will run the whole month of June (or, for 30 days if you’re late to the party).
I’m going to do this alongside you to see if I can get some more growth on my own account.
Good luck!
(This workshop was first published – Jun 2016)

This sounds like fun. Thanks for this workshop, Jess.
I will join in the challenge. Rather new at Pinterest for business, so this is a good way to up those numbers!
I have not really touched my Pinterest account for sometime but for some reason yesterday I popped on and started to delete boards that I know longer used or just had old content that I no longer made, used or followed.
Then I found in my email the link to the June workshop. Wow thanks Jess I have so much that I need to do now.
One thing that comes to mind and what I should have been doing for a while was to hunt down and follow the pinterest accounts for the people on instagram.
Also just wondered what your thoughts might be on the Pin4etsy. I have an account and started to use it when it was being tested and then released but being just another social media outlet to try and keep on top of I just stopped using it.
I haven’t used Pin4Etsy, Jennifer, so I can’t give any educated advice on that. I recommend just keeping it simple – focus on Pinterest itself and see what you can do there.
Finding IG accounts you like and following them on Pinterest is an awesome idea – same with Etsy sellers, makers, bloggers etc.