Pinterest: How to check who's pinned things from your website
Pinterest is a growing bookmarking (pinning) service that can be a strong tool in helping you build and acquire a web audience. By pinning images and articles from your website, Pinterest helps your users visually share your content with others. We all know that social sharing will continue to be a major staple in the SEO game for years to come - maybe even rivalling the generic and more traditional web search traffic.
Recently, Pinterest has launched a bunch of business tools and analytics to help it's users get more feedback. One lesser known fact however, is the ability to search all the pins on Pinterest that are from your website domain. This includes pins from every Pinterest user that has a pin which links back to your website (excluding pins on private boards).
How to find every pinterest Pin that is from your website:
It's pretty simple. Just enter the URL below and replace [your url] with your website URL:
http://www.pinterest.com/source/[your url]
For example, the image above is a screenshot of all the pins that are from here (www.itchban.com) and the URL I would use to get there would be:
http://www.pinterest.com/source/itchban.com
http://www.pinterest.com/source/www.itchban.com (either one works).
Don't forget to follow me on Pinterest at: /itchban Happy Pinning!
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Friends! I got some photos (and a vlog) for you from a weeked trip away to Mt Fuji. We head to Mt Fuji for the weekend to chase some Autumn colours (with Fooj in the back obviously). If you have never been to Mt Fuji, be warned that depending on the time of year, it might not always be visible. It is kind of crazy thinking about how huge the mountain is and how it can just hide from you so easily in the clouds. I was once told by a tour guide that Mt Fuji is female because she likes to hide from you and will only appear if you are nice. Click through for more word and some photos to match.