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Kaila Strong | January 31, 2012 | Comments Finding new and exciting ways to engage with your customers online can help to revitalize a stale social media marketing campaign. Pinterest, a new image sharing social site, has built quite an online buzz and some brands are using the platform to engage with customers.

A look at how brands use Pinterest to create a new consumer touch point for social commerce, raise brand awareness, and shape brand positioning.

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With the rise in popularity of visual content, marketers are realizing that Pinterest is a great way to show off their brands' personalities, engage their social media fans and followers, and even generate some leads along the way. But many marketers -- particularly those who represent B2B companies, are still left wondering, what in the heck should I be pinning?

Many brands are jumping on the Pinterest bandwagon, but which brands lead the way in visual social bookmarking? We already know you can use Pinterest for marketing, - whether you represent a retail business or pretty much any other - but some brands knock it out of the park.

Pinterest has quickly become one of the top referring traffic sources for retailers. Many brands have leveraged the capabilities of this popular social network through a number of key techniques. How does one go about getting their content re-pinned on Pinterest?

In what seemed like no time (but was, in fact, several years), Pinterest went from a talking point for digital elites to a de rigueur social tool for just about every person, media company and, of course, brand.According to data compiled by online consumer behavior firm Experian Hitwise, Pinterest saw 104 million visits in March, a strong third-place finish behind Facebook with 7 billion and Twitter with 182 million.

As Pinterest grows into a top 30 US website, brands are joining the image-sharing social network by the boatload. But not all Pinterest strategies are created equal. A new medium requires some creativity, so I set out to find some of the most creative uses of Pinterest out there today.

Finding new and exciting ways to engage with your customers online can help to revitalize a stale social media marketing campaign. Pinterest, a new image sharing social site, has built quite an online buzz and some brands are using the platform to engage with customers.

With more than 48 million users, Pinterest is one of the most popular social networks on the web. After its recent fundraising round of $200 million, it has an estimated value between $2 billion and $2.5 billion. Not too shabby for a virtual inspiration board founded only three years ago.

Content sharing site has been receiving a lot of attention in recent weeks. Having being praised as the fastest growing social media site driven by women, what makes a typical user of the platform? According to the latest infographic published by digital advertising agency , Pinterest's users are: How are you and your brand using Pinterest?

The newest and biggest online craze involves social media, pictures, and pinning. Pinterest is an online vision board that allows users to create their own boards so they are able to pin their favorite finds for inspiration and ideas. Think of Pinterest as the new way of dog-earing your favorite pages from your favorite recipe book, magazine, or catalogue.

Are you looking for some creative ways to use Pinterest? Would you like to make stronger connections with your customers? Although many brands run creative contests on Pinterest, here are some new ways to engage audiences and build your presence. Take a look at what these 3 brands are doing to get inspiration for using Pinterest creatively for your business.

Unless you're living under a rock, or started boycotting the internet when SOPA was first introduced last year, you've heard Pinterest is growing. But just how much traffic is Pinterest getting these days? According to ComScore, Pinterest has over 4 million users and is rapidly growing.

Créé début 2010, le réseau social qui permet d'épingler ses coups de cœur sur un tableau de liège virtuel a attiré plus de 10 millions d'utilisateurs en un temps record. Comment expliquer un tel succès ? Quel est le profil de son audience ? Que peut-il apporter de plus que Facebook ou Twitter aux marques ?

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Is your association ignoring Pinterest in hopes its popularity falls stagnant like Myspace or iTunes Ping? If you're looking to grow your association's membership and promote your valuable educational content, avoiding Pinterest could be a big mistake. I recently saw this great infographic, "Pin It to Win It" that does a great job of breaking...

Social media is has become an integral part of Internet marketing. However, most businesses are not using social media to its full potential. Apart from Facebook, Twitter and LinkedIn, which other social media sites are you concentrating on? You should be in every social media site where your target audience is hanging out on.

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Curt Finch is the founder and CEO of Journyx, a company that offers time-tracking and resource management software. Connect with him and Journyx on Facebook and Twitter.As the new kid in town, Pinterest is poised to make some major waves in the social media scene. Facebook, Twitter and Google+, watch your backs.

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Have you steered clear of Pinterest because it's a female dominated, crafting ghetto? If so, you're missing an important social media marketing opportunity regardless of whether your business is B2C, B2B, not-for-profit or solopreneur oriented. As social media's answer to scrapbooking, Pinterest started as one of the few social media networks where early adopters were women.