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How To Find Pinterest Group Boards

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If you think Pinterest Groups boards are dead, you are wrong.

Pinterest group boards are very much alive, you just need to join the right group boards so they can drive traffic to your website.

So stop listening to others who claim Pinterest Group Boards. There are still many very active and highly engaged Pinterest Group Boards. I use Pinterest Group boards and I’m getting over 6.3 Million monthly viewers!

But finding the right Pinterest Group boards can be tricky. So if you don’t know how to find Pinterest Group boards, then this post is for you. I will teach you an easy way on how to find Pinterest group boards.

Whether you are a new blogger or if you have been blogging for years, you should be using Pinterest to grow your blog traffic.

Pinterest is a great resource that can help to get your content seen by millions of people every month.

You just need to create high quality pins and focus on Fresh Pins.

You can Pin your Pins to your own boards and to Group Boards to grow your blog traffic quickly.

How To Find Pinterest Group Boards

What are PINTEREST Group Boards?

Pinterest Group Boards are a great way to increase traffic to your website.

Pinterest allows users to organize images into personal collections known as boards. With a personal Pinterest Board, you are the only one who can add content to the board.

A group board is similar to a regular Pinterest Board. The only difference is that the Group Board Owner can invite other people (known as collaborators) to Pin to the board.

When you pin a pin to a group a board, this allows the pin to be seen by the board owner, their followers as well as the other collaborators and their followers.

HOW TO KNOW IF A PINTEREST GROUP BOARD IS HIGHLY ENGAGED

You only want to join active and highly engaged Pinterest Group Boards that have quality pins.

If the board has Spammy pins, the board will not help you.

A great way to tell if the board is a high quality Pinterest Board is by using Tailwind.

Tailwind has a section call “Board Insights“. Here you can find some useful information and stats on each Board (including Group Boards).

So you can see how the boards are performing.

Tailwind has allowed me to put my online business on Autopilot so I can focus on other important aspects of my business.

If you haven’t used Tailwind, here’s a free month to Tailwind so you can check it out to see how useful it can be for your online business.

WHAT TYPE OF PINTEREST Group Boards to Join?

Join Group boards that are related to your Niche.

Don’t join every group board that you come across, only join boards that will help you to grow your content.

So find Group Boards related to your niche, have high quality pins, AND ones that do not look spammy.

Once you are accepted to the Group Board, you can check Tailwind to see if the Pinterest Group Board performs well. If the Group Board is not performing well, you can leave the group.

You may also find group boards that have a “general topic” which means any topic can pin to the Group Board. Only pin to those boards if they perform well.

What are PINTEREST Group Boards Rules?

All highly engaged Pinterst Group Boards, should have rules.

You can find a Pinterest GRoup Boards rules in the description of the boards.

The rules will usually tell you how to join the board, what you can pin, and how often you can pin.

Make sure you follow the rules otherwise you will get booted out (usually without warning)!

How To Find PINTEREST Group Boards

First off, I have several Group boards open for new contributors!

I keep my rules simple for all my group boards:

  • Pin for Pin no limit
  • For every pin you add, you must repin another pin
  • Only add up to 3 pins a day
  • No spamming or you will be removed

To join my group boards, send me an email at KAinspired1 @ gmail . com. List your Pinterest Username, a link to your Pinterest account, and which board(s) you want to be invited to.

If you want to see my group boards, go to my Pinterest Account and look for the group boards.

You’ll see I have 25,500 followers and over 6.3 Million Monthly viewers, so I do know what I’m talking about when it comes to Pinterest.

HOW TO FIND PINTEREST GROUP BOARDS TO JOIN

I have an easy trick to help you find worthy Pinterest Group Boards to join.

First, find an influencer in your niche that has a high presence on Pinterest. They would normally have a large following and a large monthly viewer amount.

Now go to their profile and look at their boards. Look to see which Pinterest Group Boards they are part of.

Check out the board to see if it looks like a high quality group. If the board looks like a fit, read the description to the group board and contact the group board owner for an invite. 

You can find several group boards through this method and send your requests off for an invite.

I suggest doing this a few times throughout DIFFERENT days because Pinterest HATES spammers.

If you do this method a few times a day over several days, you should be fine. If you do it too much in one day, you’ll look like a spammer to Pinterest. No one wants to be in Pinterest Jail.

RELATED: How to Make Money Pinning On Pinterest

Let me know how this method works for you by either commenting below.

You can also join my Free Facebook Group: Pinning for a Profit to find other useful Pinterest Tips.

HOW TO FIND PINTEREST GROUP BOARDS TO JOIN


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  1. Hey Kelly, great article. I am still learning about Pinterest and joining group boards has been a real mystery to me. I have bookmarked your article for future reference!

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  2. I find that these group boards are vital to growing my Pinterest and thus then growing my subscribers! Great read!

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  3. Thank you for the great tips kelly! I will definitely be using these to get on some more group boards pronto! Also, i appreciate you putting yours on here too. It makes our job so much easier. 😉 Have a great day.

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  4. This is a great guide. I’m not in any group boards – although I have tried to join some with no luck. Maybe I will try again!

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  6. Thank you for sharing infos for others bloggers! It’s very informative and I’m going to read your other posts as well about this topic, because you look like a Pinterest expert! 🙂 I’m a very beginner and I’m also intereted about what do you think how often should a blogger use the pinterest per day?

    Thank you!

    http://www.pinkpepperparadise.com

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    • You should use Pinterest everyday! I am going to head over to your blog now to contact with you to discuss more 🙂

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  9. This is a perfect guide! I read several places where joining Pinterest Group Boards are great way to get connected but wasn’t ever sure how to use them. Thanks for the share!

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  10. This is great! followed your pinterest! I am working on my pinterest and then I am going to request some of your group boards!

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    • Message me on Pinterest and let me know what boards you want to join. No need to wait – you can jump right in. I have over 5.3 monthly viewers so joining my group boards will help to get your content out there to more users.

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  12. I think this is among the most informative blog for neophyte Pinterest users. And I’m glad reading your article.
    Thanks for such an informative blog. 🙂

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  13. Hey Kelly I would like to be added on 1,6,7. My Pinterest iD @mathzag. How can I be added please suggest.
    Waiting for your reply..

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  14. I literally searched “holiday group board” clicked on boards, and yours came up first. Now, I’m going to be honest, I’ve tried this method in the past and my message to the board owner was ignored. So, I had no expectations at all. I’ve tried and failed to find some decent group boards through followers and such for quite awhile now. Anyway, thank you! Thought I’d share.

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    • Oh I’m sorry this didn’t work for you. It worked for me and others who I asked to test it. Maybe it depends on the niche. What niche are you in? Do any of my group boards look appealing to you?

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  16. Hi Kelly,
    great post for such newbies as myself. Would like to kindly ask if it’s possible to join boards 1 and 7 ?
    Thank you in advance!

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    • Hi Luke, Please send me an email with your Pinterest name, your email you use with pinterest, and the boards you want to join so I can invite you. thanks! Kelly

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  17. Hi Kelly,
    Great article! I have sent you a message on Pinterest with my Pinterest details, and hope to join your group boards!

    Looking forward to hearing from you.

    Cheers
    Maggie
    Cementify

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  18. Hello! Thank you for the awesome guide, it’s full of great ideas. I like your point about only joining high quality boards. I agree that quality is more important than quantity. I’ve followed some of your boards on Pinterest and would love to join.

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  19. Hi, I’ve followed you, please can you give me access to your Gifts Group Board – thanks
    My Pinterest Account is @UniqueDesignsByLeonardi

    Thank you

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  21. Hi Kelly, this article is super helpful. I’m a blogging newbie and I am still learning to find my way around Pinterest. I would love to join some of your Pinterest boards 🙂 Cheers, Sara

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