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Email marketing is one of the oldest and best tricks in the communication playbook, and newsletters are an excellent tool for brand awareness, audience engagement, and lead nurturing. But newsletter planning is challenging. Coming up with and delivering fresh ideas...
Use the smart AI hashtag generator by Planable to boost engagement and likes.
1. Select your Pinterest hashtags writing style:
2. Select your Pinterest hashtags formatting:
3. Select your number of Pinterest hashtags: 5, 10, or 30.
“Our smart AI Pinterest hashtag generator works by using machine learning algorithms and natural language processing to analyze user input and suggest unique and relevant hashtags for your posts.”
Nicu Gudumac, CTO & Founder @ Planable
If you’re not using hashtags on Pinterest, you’re basically yelling into the void and expecting an echo. But before you go slapping #BestLife on everything, let’s dive into some top-tier tactics to make your pins pop.
Your hashtags should be like your coffee order: specific and necessary. Pinning a drool-worthy recipe? Skip the generic and go for gold with #EasyRecipes, #HealthyEating, or #DinnerIdeas. Think of hashtags as your pin’s hype squad – they need to match the vibe.
Less is more, my friends. Stick to 2-5 hashtags per pin. This isn’t Instagram – overloading your pins with hashtags can make them look like a hot mess. Think of it like seasoning your food; you want flavor, not a salt lick.
Blend popular hashtags with niche ones. Sure, #Travel is a crowd-pleaser, but #SoloTravelTips will grab the wandering souls looking for solo adventures. It’s like mixing high street fashion with vintage finds – a bit of both goes a long way.
Create a branded hashtag like #YourBrandName to tie your pins together in a neat little bow. It’s like your secret handshake with your audience – keeps things cohesive and encourages engagement. Plus, who doesn’t love a good brand moment?
Descriptive hashtags are your new best friend. They tell users exactly what they’re getting into. Compare #DIYHomeDecor to just #DIY – one gives you the full picture, the other leaves you hanging. Be clear, be descriptive, be fabulous.
Hop on the seasonal and event bandwagon. #ChristmasDecor during the holidays or #SummerOutfits when it’s hot outside can give your pins that extra oomph. It’s like dressing for the occasion – always a good idea.
Slip keywords into your hashtags to catch those search-savvy pinners. If you’re pinning about a specific diet, use #KetoDiet or #VeganRecipes. This way, your pins get in front of the people who are actually looking for them. Clever, right?
Don’t just set it and forget it. Keep an eye on your hashtag performance using Pinterest analytics. See what’s working, what’s flopping, and tweak your strategy. Think of it as your regular hashtag health check-up.
Miruna Dragomir, CMO @Planable, ex Social Media Comms Manager @Oracle & ex Marketing Coordinator @Uber. 9 years of experience in social media and marketing. Built Planable’s brand and reputation and helped grow it from 50 customers to over 6.5K. Social media fanatic, tech geek & a sucker for learning.
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