Summer is here and I’m already sun burned!
Look – between my twins having tennis golf, baseball, hockey, and new track practices, summer is anything but slow here.
Summer is here and I’m already sun burned!
Look – between my twins having tennis golf, baseball, hockey, and new track practices, summer is anything but slow here.
I’ve been blogging since 2014 mamas!
I started as a freelance writer and then in 2016 I started blogging on Twins Mommy.
I’ve had my Pinterest profile for almost a decade and for the first time it has hit over 1 million monthly views.
My traffic on this blog and my other blogs are growing fast and all that traffic is coming from Pinterest.
For the past eight months or so, I’ve been seeing amazing growth on Pinterest.
Not just for this blog – I mean I can’t believe how much Twins Mommy has grown – but for Sponge Hacks, my public site and my niche sites too.
When I first started using Pinterest, my main focus was getting into group boards and pinning my most popular pins.
Is it possible to get massive traffic from Pinterest without using any tools whatsoever?
I feel it’s a big fat NO.
Have you been hearing a lot about Pinterest lately?
Ever since the big Google Helpful Content update, many blogs lost practically all their traffic. And that means bloggers are scrambling for another way to drive traffic to their blog.
As a blogger, Pinterest is the BEST way to get traffic.
Not Google or SEO.
Not Facebook.
Not YouTube.
Not even your email list (I know!).
It’s Pinterest.
Do you run a Facebook group?
Are you having trouble getting members to post and engage?
Some people join groups to gather information, which is totally fine.
However, having members post, comment, and share is key to increasing your group’s visibility, reach, and overall success.
It also creates a sense of belonging and connection, helping you to build trust with your audience.
I can’t believe this!
My YouTube channel is FINALLY monetized!
I reached the 4,000 watch hours.
While I’ve had this channel for many years, it was a complete struggle to grow it.