Write Amazing Pinterest Board Descriptions with this Template + Free Printable

So there are many things we can be doing to optimize our Pinterest for Best Pinteresting Activities, but Descriptions are a really big deal through the whole thing because Pinterest is a search engine, and it uses the words in the descriptions (as well as text overlays on images and image recognition) to help determine what kind of content is there for search reasons. 

 

Pinterest offers many places to put words, like your Profile Description, Your Board Descriptions, and Your actual Pins, and while I’d say the Pin Description is probably the most important, the Board Description provides categorical keywords which are often the things Pinterest recommends in search. 

 

For instance, say you want a crockpot recipe. You type it in search, a plethora of options are available, but Pinterest offers other options to click such as, “Easy Crockpot Recipes,” and “Cheap Crockpot Recipes,” and “Healthy Crockpot Recipes.” 

 

 

 

 

The Boards have two primary places for SEO: the Title and the Description

 

 

We have always been told to use a less creative and more SEO friendly title, and that is just as important now than it has ever been with this new search feature. BUT you want to make sure your title accurately matches the crap you’re pinning to that board or you’ll lose your Pinterest Credibility which is important to be seen in their new algorithm. 

 

 

The top boards in these searches have relevant keywords to the title, and are rich with keywords that accurately depict what is in those boards. I think the algorithm considers this when deciding “BEST” in their searches. Plus, it’s a back-up part the algorithm looks at when determining pins to show up in people’s searches. 

 

 

Just in case people weren’t sure how to get pregnant, you can always become water. 

 

 

People are obsessed with being some identity. We mock and condemn the idea of stereotypes, but people thrive on defining themselves in categories. It’s like our brain’s way to organize people. So with that said, people search for their identities a lot. 

 

This can be anything like entrepreneurs, infopreneurs, fempreneurs, business owners, veterinarians, artists, brides to be, moms, the graduate… 

 

Again, you can get an idea by playing in search and seeing what Pinterest recommends, such as searching things like For. 

 

 

The best example I can find is from ByRegina who is one of the most amazing and inspiring people using the internet for a business. Her website design, her methods, her wording and descriptions, like she doesn’t miss a beat. 

 

 

But the social media template I already see being in use because several people have the exact same wording… And NO, this isn’t the same screen clipping listed 3 times. It’s 3 different boards by 3 different people with the EXACT WORDING. You can see the pins and followers numbers are different… At least the last one made Free Lancers one word: Freelancers. 

 

 

Topic Nouns for Identities to KickAss Verbing.  

 

Identities can KickAss Verb with these Topic Nouns

 

Kickass Verb with these Topic Nouns

 

Topic Nouns to KickAss Verb

 

 

This board covers List of Topics and Needs People Search 

 

List Extra Search Phrases | Separated by symbols | Can use hearts instead

 

 

Group board members, please List of Rules. If you’d like to be added to this group board, please follow the board and email me@email.com.

 

Your Name: What You Are About On Pinterest in less than 5 words ♥ Profile Keyword | Profile Keyword | Profile Keyword ♥ website

 

 

Pinterest Board Descriptions are an integral part to the Pinterest Algorithm Experience, and the main thing is to have the keywords that people search for on Pinterest in all the places Pinterest lets you put words. You want some broad words, some narrowed, specific phrases, and some on your overall NICHE and others on the exact pin or board. 

 

You can write it conversationally, or you can just separate keyword phrases with symbols. 

 

And while you can read all the articles the web offers on the subject, you will learn the MOST from going on Pinterest, and playing. Search yourself. Search words that describe you. Search words that describe your board. See what other people are doing. Just like I’ve done above in this article, like if you’re doing a board on Social Media, search Social Media, look at the boards, what are their descriptions? Then search Social Media to, and look at the recommended options. Maybe check those out. Then search Social Media for, and look at the recommended options. Maybe check some of those out. But you won’t capture everything articles and tutorials are suggesting until you go on Pinterest and play with all the ways people would find you.