It’s crucial for brands to understand whether their time spent on any social network is generating results. The number of followers you have is important, but it shouldn’t be the final arbiter of your Pinterest content strategy. Consistently measuring your activity on the platform will help you identify the types of content that resonate the most with your target audience. It will also help you increase visits to your website, and generate leads and sales.
Complete instructions — including a video walk-through — for setting up Pinterest for Business and tapping your analytics can be found in my post, Use Pinterest Web Analytics to Jumpstart Your Social Media Marketing.
You need to determine which of the Pinterest metrics below are most important to you given your marketing objectives. There are many tools available that enable you to track some or all of these metrics, including Google Analytics, Pinalytics, Cyfe, ShareRoot, Curalate, PinReach, and WordPress app WP Pinner. Keep the infographic below on hand to help you get going.
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