You’ve decided that Pinterest is a good avenue to continue your online marketing efforts and you’re wondering how to navigate the site efficiently so that you get the most return on your time investment. That’s understandable, as Pinterest is fast becoming one of the most popular social networks in operation today. If you’re ready to pin it on Pinterest, simply go to the Pinterest home page and select the Join button.
Before you can pin it on Pinterest, you’ll have to login using your Facebook or Twitter accounts; or you can sign up using your email address.
Twitter started when a group of programmers set out to write a script that would allow them to send SMS messages to a select group of followers. Pretty soon this unique method of social networking became known as micro-blogging and Twitter took off, and take off it has. Today you’ll be hard pressed to find anyone who hasn’t at least heard of Twitter. It’s used by celebrities, politicians, authors, executives, sports stars, moms, dads, middle aged the elderly and yes Teens are using it en masse. The bottom line is that everyone’s using Twitter, but if you want to use it effectively, you need to learn how to use the 140 characters to your advantage. 
Pinterest is the latest social network to make waves with online marketers everywhere. Using the Pinterest tool, you can position yourself in front of hopeful prospects and urge them to share your content with other Pinterest users. As long as you know what you’re doing, and if you hop on Pinterest now before your competitors do, you’ll be well-ahead of the curve and in a prime position to take over far more than your share of the market using nothing more than the Pinterest tool. 
When search marketing began to take off around the mid-2000s or so, it really put keywords in the spotlight. Google has been one of the pioneers of search marketing and of keyword targeting and today if you spend any time engaging in search engine optimization, it’s likely that you’ve attempted to keyword target with Google, particularly if you’ve used the Adwords online advertising platform. Keywords are the cornerstone of the Adwords platform and it looks like Twitter and Facebook might be following suit.
Most search engine marketing experts these days focus on Google and Bing, the number one and number two most popular search engines in the world. Most articles and videos and other content that have to do with search engine optimization and other search engine marketing topics primarily focus on Google or Bing, until now. Facebook has come out with its answer to Google and Bing with Facebook Graph Search. It’s currently in beta status, as well as invite only, but it should be rolled out soon. Whether you’re a search engine marketing hopeful or an expert, here are a few very good reasons why you’ll want to pay attention to this Facebook search engine, which is sure to make waves in the coming months. 
With Twitter being the second most popular social network on the scene, it’s no wonder everyone wants a piece. Signing up with Twitter is easy. Actually succeeding on Twitter as on online marketer is a whole different story. There is a steep learning curve to the micro-blogging platform. Luckily, we have others doing the research for us so that we don’t have to conquer this learning curve all on our own. The folks over at Linchpin SEO were nice enough to do all the Twittering for us so that we can mold an effective 2013 Twitter campaign out of their findings. Mold your 2013 Twitter campaign after the following to reach number one on everyone’s favorite number two social network. 