Very interesting thoughts on Sections. Would you be able to explain 3 on why Business Users should not use sections a bit more? I am confused on what you are saying.
Are you saying that Pins that are ON a board, that when then get moved into a section ON that same board are no longer searchable on Pinterest? Are they kind of archived when you add them into a section?
OR can they still be found on an individual level as a single pin? I have lots and lots of pins on my business pinterest account boards and i have sectioned many of them off for ease of others finding them. Now your reason 1 does makes sense and i have always had this in the back of my mind, if this is something I should but.
Instead of scrolling a board with pins? Unless you answer to my first question is that the pin is no longer searchable when put into a section. I hope this is not too confusing. I am just wondering if I should take the time to remove all my sections and move pins back or leave them? Board titles ARE searchable, but since section titles are not, you lose out on those as keywords. Users can always find your individual pins, but should they come to your board first, you are requiring them to take another step to click into a section to find content.
I would encourage you to create new boards for the sections you have so you get the benefit of the keywording and have your pins separated for users to find what they want more easily.
Hello Kate. I just stumbled across your web connection. I have had it with any real assistance from Pinterest advisors. My immediate issue is with the reduced horizontal positions of sections on my board. This happened previously, but then the staff restored the original configuration.
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