How to measure your Pinfluence

If you have taken the Google Plus 30 day challenge, you’ll already know that I am the kind of person that likes to measure progress and activity as you go through the challenge. This is so you can determine what you are doing well and what you need to work on.

It will be no different for the 30 Day Pinterest Challenge :)

We’ll commence by measuring your starting “Pinfluence”

There are a two tools currently available to measure Pinterest Influence, so just pick one and stick with that choice. You shouldn’t use one measuring metric to determine your starting Pinterest influence and another tool to measure your progress. The results will be skewed.

Note down your choice and then measure your starting Pinfluence.

How to use PinPuff:

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When adding your username type the part after the / so if it says http://www.Pinterest.com/SarahArrow then SarahArrow is your username.

Then click the teal button to get your results.

This screen shares the results of your Pinfluence.

Pinpuff score

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You can also get a breakdown of how your Pinterest Influence is calculated and the values that PinPuff attributes to your pins.

value of my pins

What are my Pinterest Pins worth?

You can also see a measure of your activity and your reach. Make a note of these so you can see how you are progressing through the 30 day Pinterest challenge.

If you are already pinning you’ll see your top 20 boards chart, where you can see your likes, repins and other data.

Pinterest board performance

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Remember, these are your starting scores. The base you are building upon and are expected to be low.

PinReach

If you don’t fancy PinPuff at all you can always use PinReach to measure your influence on Pinterest. It doesn’t matter which one you use, you just have to stick with the same one. PinClout is not associated with Klout.

The registration process is slightly longer for PinReach :)

I’ve recorded a quick video showing you the PinReach process. Since recording this, PinClout has become PinReach.

Again, like PinPuff you can see what boards are performing well and what boards need attention.

If you have the 30 day Pinterest challenge ebook or ecourse, make a note on the back cover or in one of the emails what your starting score is. This is what we will compare future Pinfluence against.

Sarah

PS if you have found this page via a search engine or social media then welcome, this is an extract of the 30 day Pinterest challenge. If you like the idea of boosting your Pinterest use, you can grab a copy of the entire ebook here

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About sarah

Sarah Arrow is the managing editor of Birds on the Blog, in real life she is the director of a boutique social media marketing agency. She is an enthusiastic pinner and author of Pinterest for Business: Unleash the power of the pins and co- author of the soon to be published Zero to Blogger

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