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And now let's put ourselves in the shoes of a company that creates a Pinterest for Business account: you have the chance to create a visually appealing context for your products/services and present them within it . What you sell will no longer be presented to the visitor in the usual frame that screams "buy me", but in a frame where you present an overview of what you offer, useful information about how they could integrate your products/services into his personal life etc. I also took advantage of the opportunity: I created a Pinterest for Business account for my blog; I don't sell anything, but of course I want a large audience for my posts.


I created a board dedicated to the blog, through which I will keep visitors up to date with what I post there, and for the rest I messed around: I created I-don't-know-how-many other boards, depending on the "directions" in which I propose to guide the articles Phone Number Data of my blog. It is mainly about photography, but I also included the area of ​​fashion and make-up, for example, which I personally consider "artistic things". AdWords - that task that just seems bau-bau It seemed cool to me, but I wasn't so sure that I would be able to move anything in AdWords - maybe it's about that interface and how full of tables and figures it is and the fact thatmath. Or maybe that's how you feel every time you're in front of the "unknown".



I am working on this task together with my colleague Laurentiu, who managed to simplify things a lot for me - AdWords is not some bau-bau, you just have to take it step by step and think logically . And that's how I got to be very excited about this task today: I have to think of ads, suitable for both the Display and Search areas, which will be implemented in a remarketing campaign. This task puts my mind to contribution, both logically and creatively , which I like; there is also the fact that I am very curious about how my banners and texts will fare. I sense that AdWords and I could become good friends - only time will tell; or rather, the number of conversions.