Also, make sure to add intriguing adjectives into the title that evoke emotion, such as best, incredible, ultimate, mouth-watering, etc. Here’s a list of 300+ more powerful words to use in your titles.

Use Tailwind To Schedule Your Pins

I’m sure that you’ve read this everywhere – you need Tailwind to grow your Pinterest traffic. Well, you don’t necessarily need it, but it makes things a heck of a lot easier. My audience lives mostly in the US, whereas I live in the UK, which means that the peak times for me to post pins to Pinterest would be from 1 am to 5 am. I’m never going stay awake just to manually pin to Pinterest at this time, so I need Tailwind in my life.

My blog traffic also hugely increased after I started implementing my exact Tailwind strategy. I go through my entire Tailwind strategy in Explosive Traffic With Tribes by using the Tailwind Plus Plan and you can get a free month of Tailwind to try for yourself by clicking here

Tailwind let’s you schedule all of your pins in a matter of minutes, which is a huge time saver. It also schedules all of your pins at the optimal times, which makes a huge difference to your Pinterest profile growth.

P.S. Don’t Forget About Design

Of course, you need to create amazing pins that make readers want to click over to your blog too, but I’m sure we all already knew that, right? Canva is my absolute favorite place to create pins, and it’s free too!

The best pins have a ratio of 600:900 (long vertical) and pins with a clearly legible title in the image work best. So, forget about using fancy fonts that are barely readable on your pins. Yes, using them to highlight a word or two is fine, but you should be able to see the most important words in the pin in a matter of a millisecond – that’s how long you have when people are scrolling through their Pinterest feeds.