Publish image Pins with a title, description, destination link and alt text, to the board you choose, and see impressions, clicks and saves.
Pinterest developer app. Apps start in trial access, limited to the owner's account, until Pinterest approves standard access.
The first line of the caption becomes the Pin title (up to 100 characters) and the rest becomes the description (up to 500 characters in PostRoost). The post’s link becomes the Pin’s destination, and the image’s alt text goes with it. Choose the board per post; without a choice, the account’s first board is used.
New Pinterest developer apps start with trial access, which only works for the app owner’s own account, until Pinterest approves standard access. Every Pin needs an image; video Pins are not supported from the composer.
Tag each Pin’s destination link with campaign parameters so your web analytics can tell Pinterest traffic apart. The free UTM builder does it in a few seconds.
10 questions
The first line of the caption becomes the Pin title (up to 100 characters) and the rest the description (up to 500 in PostRoost). The post's link becomes the destination, and the image's alt text goes with it.
Yes, per post. Without a choice, the account's first board is used.
Each post goes to one board. To use the same image on another board, schedule a second post for that board.
Not from the composer. Every Pin needs an image.
No. Pinterest takes one image per Pin from PostRoost; for several images, schedule several Pins.
New Pinterest developer apps start with trial access, which only works for the app owner's own account, until Pinterest approves standard access.
Yes, ideally to the exact page the image is about. Tag it with the UTM builder so your web analytics can tell Pinterest visits apart.
People find Pins through search, so a descriptive title and description do more work than hashtags. A few relevant ones at most.
Impressions, clicks and saves per Pin.
It appears in the Actions list with the reason, for example a missing image or no board found on the account. Fix it and retry.
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