Here are 18 great tips about growing your and with Pinterest marketing through image optimization

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There’s so much helpful information around the web about Facebook Marketing.  There are so many people who want that information.  But it’s tough to find the best information, as it’s scattered throughout the web and mixed in with other blog posts and information that isn’t very useful.  Hopefully this changes everything.  I’ve put a ton of time and effort into creating this list, so all I ask is that if this helps you in some way, please share it! Without further ado, here’s the big list:

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1. Inspirational Quotes

2. Photos showing off products and services

3. Photos giving fans a glimpse behind-the-scenes

4. Guides & whitepapers

5. Cover photos summarizing products & services

6. Sharing news about business partners

7. Posts about legislation that affects the industry

8. Highlight your latest projects

9. Pictures of events

10. Announce employees who are also Facebook fans

11. Post about universal events

12. Run a survey

13. Refer to contemporary news that relates to the industry

14. Announce partnerships

15. Share infographics

16. Use photos to convey industry statistics

17. Post research and ask fans about it

18. Humorous pictures

19. Show off new products for feedback

20. Share customer testimonials

21. Let fans know what clients are doing

22. Announce events

23. Post helpful news articles & tips

24. Share your email newsletters

25. Offer a trial demo to fans

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1. To give fans a glimpse of the past
2. To help fans prepare for an event
3. To make people say aww…
4. To make people hungry
5. To inspire your fans
6. To promote your blog
7. To share your calendar of events
8. To promote a special offer
9. To tell people what’s new
10. To show what people can do with your products
11. To help people put your products into context
12. To have some fun with your fans
13. To share great stories
14. To see how well people know your products
15. To show what you can do for customers
16. To let people know you’re still open
17. To show off cool or informative infographics

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Optimizing your social media / LinkedIn profile is key to you managing your social brand. Using this The Perfect LinkedIn Profile Blueprint will help you make your social brand work a little harder for you!

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As Pinterest tops 40 million users, the online pinboard shows no signs of slowing down. And as more brands and businesses flock to the site as a result of tools

Size matters–for your description. Just because you’ve included text on an image doesn’t mean you want to skip the description altogether. And if your description is too long or too short, it might impact how much it’s shared. Stats show that the optimal description length ranges between 200 and 300 characters. Sure, you might have descriptions that fall outside this window–but it’s a good idea to keep most of your Pinterest descriptions within this range.

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Ignoring Pinterest is no longer an option. But neither is ignoring Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn, or your blog. How can you add Pinterest to the marketing mix without consuming even more of your time and resources on a daily basis?

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If the whole point of Pinterest is pinning what we find interesting or inspiring, think about how the network’s new secret boards can be good for marketing–allowing you to gather ideas without anyone else following along!

Here are some examples of the marketing benefits of Pinterest’s new secret boards…

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The best place to start is the search box in the tool bar at the top.

Here are a few search terms to try:

When searching, be sure to check out boards as well as pins. Sometimes, user’s boards can lead you to more options.

I found several pins for large organizations like the Salvation Army, the American Red Cross and the ASCPA but, the search also led to some lesser known organizations like Bright Blessings. One of the many great things Bright Blessings does is ing birthday parties to homeless children.

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