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My name is Scott Charleboix.

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Welcome to PinArtwork. My name is Scott. My goal is to help you with setting up your blog and anything Pinterest related. All you need to do is ask and I’ll try to hunt down the answer for you. It’s my hope that you’ll turn to me for Pinterest advice.

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“I aim to be your go to Pinterest expert.”
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I’ve learned a lot of information blogging over the last four 1/2 months. I would like to share with you what I’ve learned to make your learning curve faster and get you up and running to improve your blog (through Pinterest).

One of the most valueable lessons I learned from blogging is not to get too caught up with repetitive pinning. I was hoping that by posting my pins to various Group Boards would help increase the Pinterest followers. However, it backfired at great expense by getting flagged by Pinterest as spam. I don’t agree with their decision and I don’t consider myself to be a spammer. None the less, this gave me the opportunity to build a Pinterest Business board the way that it should be. It’ll just take longer for my followers to reach the point that I was at, which was nearly 680 Followers.

My Pinterest boards are now located at: https://www.pinterest.com/pinartwork52/boards

I went to Interface Computer School and received my Associate’s Degree, an A+ Certification, and Microsoft certification at the Expert level in Microsoft Word, and Excel. I also received Microsoft certification in PowerPoint and Access.

My Master’s Degree is in Organizational Leadership from Gonzaga University and I’m a retired Master Sergeant from the United States Air Force.

Why you should read my blog?

What makes me stand apart from most of the other blogs that I’ve researched about Pinterest is that they just have one page about the basics of Pinterest and hardly any comments about the design process of their blog.

What I intend to do on this blog is to marry my passion for Pinterest to the experience of building and documenting posts that will help other bloggers that also have a passion for Pinterest that are interested in building their own blog for whatever reasons they chose to embellish. By reading my blogs I hope to provide you with answers to the same issues I faced, that you’re going to face developing your first blog.

Why should you listen to me?

Because at one point I was just like you. I had no inkling how to develop a blog and although I had used FrontPage and Dreamweaver back in the day to design my web pages there’s been a lot of changes to make publishing websites a lot easier than before. Hopefully, I won’t bore you with the coding details, but unfortunately, if you’re going to be a blogger having a basic understanding will be beneficial and there’s a wealth of information to get answers.

Keep in mind that the extent of my web design is going to be focused on using the WordPress platform through Bluehost and/or SiteGround. So if your blog is outside of that arena (i.e, Wix or something else) I won’t be able to help but I’ll be able to steer you in the right direction.

If marketers want to contact me I’m open because my ultimate goal is to proportionally increase the amount of users on my blog, as well as Pinterest followers. I look forward to seeing you following me on Pinterest.

I was doing an SEO Audit on my blog and I was so excited about the graphic below. It’s a Site Audit check on my website: https://pinartwork.com and I couldn’t believe my eyes when I saw that my domain score was an impressive 86. But more importantly than that, it appears that my blog made the list of Top 40 Pinterest Marketing Blogs, Websites & Influencers in 2020. Now I can’t wait to visit the site to see what it actually has to say within the article. (Note: PinterestArtwork is the old name of my website).

Source: blog.feedspot.com/pinterest.blogs . I ranked #28 out of 40. Impressive, if I do say so myself. 🙂

I liked this so much that I developed my own Top 40 Influencer page that caters to bloggers that are promoting Pinterest.

Some personal facts about me.

I’m married to my beautiful wife, Mary Beth and we’re getting ready to celebrate our 40 year anniversary in a couple of years (2022). My hobbies are watching movies (especially ones with Super Heroes, like the Marvel movies). And I like reality television shows like Survivor, The Bachelor, and The Bachelorette.

My Pinterest Overview and Pinning Strategy

I haven’t been blogging for a considerable long time (seven weeks or so). The amount of time on Pinterest is slightly more than I’ve been blogging. Here’s a chart to show you my Pinterest progress (beginning July 31st when I had 0 followers). What the chart doesn’t show is that I have seven Pinterest Group Boards. I’m excited that very shortly I’ll have my first 100 followers so I’m right on track to have between 500 and 1,000 Pinterest followers by July 1st, 2021.

Over the last three weeks, here’s the progress report from Tailwind and the number of Pinterest followers has grown to 140 (averaging nearly three new users per day).

Daily Follower growth over last three weeks

Notice, that there was a tremendous surge of users around the 15th of August. I think that’s largely due in fact to the time frame that I started concentrating on increasing the number of Pinterest Group Boards. Prior to that point, I only had 2 or 3 Group Boards, now I have 28 Group Boards and I’m shooting for a total of between 50 – 100 to have a well-rounded site that will virtually be able to cover the major pins I’m seeking to find.

Here are the latest results from August 23rd to Sept 2, 2020 (with two months of blogging now). The number of Pinterest Group Boards is getting ready to approach 40. The estimated target date to reach at least 50 Group Boards is December which requires an average of three (3) Group Boards per month.

Daily growth is growing at an average of more than 10 followers per day.

I changed my pinning strategy because Tailwind prompted me that I was pinning too much (40 pins per day) and was on the verge of being flagged for spam, therefore, I changed the schedule to 26 pins per day. Averaging 2 – 3 fresh new pins on most days. Goal between now and October 15th is to have 10 pins for each post – approximately 52 posts X 10 = 520 pins that can be shared and scheduled over a month’s period relatively easy.

Updated 10/25/2020: So excited today! My Pinterest followers is halfway to my goal of 1,000 followers. That’s right, 500 followers. The number of Pinterest Group Boards has increased to 71 Group Boards (available for you to see on the front page too).

Updated 11/10/2020: Wahoo! The Pinterest followers have grown to 580, I’m nearly at 600 & the number of Group Boards increased from 71 to 77.

Testimony: “Hi Scott. Just wanted to say “hello.” I first saw your blog several weeks ago under the 30DBC [30 Day Blog Challenge] member spotlight. As you already know, your blog is Awesome! So much great material! I should just take the next 30 days and read most of your blogs and learn how to make mine better – Chris @ https://www.gotyourldon.com

The two images above display something about me that I wanted to share with you all. I have a deep passion for movies and TV shows involving Time Travel. The image on the left is a blog I wrote about How people talked about Pinterest 10 years ago compared to today and the image on the right is from one of my Pinterest Boards. Yeah, you guessed it Time Travel Movies.

On September 23rd, 2020, Pinterest Artwork received the Liebster Award – an award for bloggers helping new bloggers.