How to use Pinterest for Business

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Using Social Media
23rd February 2012
Last edited: 9th September 2013

Pinterest isn’t just another social media network and this fantastic FREE DOWNLOAD from HubSpot shows you why. Inside this 43-page book you will find out how to increase traffic and gain sales leads using Pinterest.

What appears to be the fastest-growing social media site ever has become a huge traffic referral (arguably, more powerful than Google+) for all businesses.

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How Pinterest works and top reasons you should be using it
How to create a Pinterest account and grow followers
How B2B companies use Pinterest for lead generation
How eCommerce companies use Pinterest to increase retail sales
Examples of how real-life businesses leverage Pinterest for growth

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