Now, do you see all of the related terms just below the search bar?
Let’s try writing a board description based on these:
- Birthday
- For Adults
- Elegant
- For Boys
- Dollar Tree
- Cheap
- Outdoor
- Easy
- For Teens
- Wedding
- Summer
- For Girls
- Gold
- Ideas
- TableÂ
- Creative
So, using the above, we could describe our board as follows:
Looking to incorporate cheap and easy party decor into your next event? Then checkout this board for creative ideas with inexpensive price tags! Whether you’re planning a birthday party for adults, for teens, for boys, or for girls, you’ll find pure gold tips here. Have an upcoming summer wedding? Then check out this month’s feature on elegant table decor you can make from items at Dollar Tree!
I like to incorporate all of the most relevant terms to my boards and then follow with any less predominant ones.
Most importantly, use your description to sell your board to potential followers but assure that it is an accurate representation of what it actually contains.
My use of the word gold was meant to be cute and clever here, but I would always still make sure to include a few gold party accessories for good measure 😉
Hi Nikki,
Great article providing awesome resources to improving ones Pinterest profile! Adding boards relevant to your niche and displaying them first is important and I wish I had done this sooner! It gives your profile a nicer appearance with custom board images that fit your brand.
Love the idea of writing down keywords and creating a board description around them. Going to try this tactic. Thank you for sharing!
– Sandy