Do you know the trick to safely scheduling pins to multiple boards without the risk of going to Pinterest jail?
Interval Scheduling!
By scheduling your pins at specified intervals to your relevant boards, this Tailwind feature spaces them out safely to keep your account from getting flagged by Pinterest. Or worse…suspended!
Plus, it quickly fills your Tailwind queue for months out! Watch as I walk you through to use Tailwind’s interval scheduling option.
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The graphic below is an example of how interval scheduling works. Using 3 pin designs for one (fake) blog post it shows you how you could schedule them to 3 different boards.
The first pin goes out on Monday to the most relevant board first. Seven days later, that same pin gets pinned to the next (relevant) board, and so on. The second pin design gets scheduled for Tuesday with a 7-day interval to each board and the third pin design to Wednesday.
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Remember: Always pin to the most relevant board first.
The first pin always gets the most reach with subsequent pins getting less and less, therefore, it’s important to always pin to the most relevant board first. Why? Because Pinterest uses what it knows about your board (i.e. category, keywords, and content), plus image and keywords on the pin to push it out to the right audience resulting in more saves and clicks.
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From what I’ve read from other Pinterest experts, you shouldn’t post the same url (even with a different image) within one week. Is it okay to post the same link to different boards one day apart like you are here? Thanks!
Hi Karly, great question! It has been tested and confirmed via the pins source code that a new pin image (or even an edited pin image) that links to the same URL is still considered a “fresh” pin on Pinterest. Therefore, if you have multiple different pins that link to the same URL, it won’t be flagged for spam. It’s the duplicating of those pins to schedule to additional relevant boards that should be spaced out. These duplicate pins will be classified as “repins” and not “fresh”. Hope that helps!