Welcome to Issue #2 of the Daily Pinterest Traffic Takeover Newsletter!
Yesterday we got started talking about designing great looking Pins. (If you missed yesterday’s issue click here.) I’m starting your education here because if you don’t have GREAT looking Pins then anything you do after Pinning your first ugly Pin isn’t going to work. This is where it ALL starts!
Today we’re going to talk about a few more things regarding Pin design that will help you save some time!
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How To Save Time With Your Pin Designing
Tip 1: Grab some templates! Yesterday I talked briefly about finding Pin templates to get inspiration for your Pin designs. You can also just simply find templates and USE them.
There are several great designers out there that can create customer designs for you that you can use for all your Pins with a few simple edits.
There are several great designers out there that will sell you (and others) template packages that you can use for all of your Pins with a few simple edits. The only problem with this option is that there might be others out there with Pins that look REALLY similar to yours. Still an option though!
You can also find places like CreativeMarket.com and GraphicRiver.net also have templates you can buy.
Do a Google search for “Pin templates” or “Pinterest templates” and you’ll see there are a TON of options out there for you.
Tip 2: Outsource the design of your Pins to the professionals. Look, I don’t like to spend money paying people as much as the next person, but when it comes to graphic design (Pins are graphics) I’m horrible at it, and it takes me so so so much time. So for me hiring someone to create my Pins for me is the way to go.
You can find people to design your Pins for you by doing a search on Google for “Pin designer” or “Pinterest designer”.
Another great place to get this kind of work done is Fiverr >>> http://dfysocialmarketingcontent.com/PinterestDesignersOnFiverr
Bottom line… When it comes to designing Pins it takes a lot of time, but you can save a lot of time by using templates and/or hiring a designer.
That’s it! Just two tips today. There’s a lot of research for you to do here so I don’t want to overwhelm you, so we will leave it at that today.
Tomorrow we’re going to talk about how to get more CLICKS on your Pins, so stay tuned!
Talk to you tomorrow!
Liz