QuQi for Pinterest
Your visuals become Pins, and Pins keep bringing people back to your site months after they go up.
Pinterest · fernwaybikes.comPostedConnecting Pinterest
Pinterest behaves more like a search engine than a social network, which makes it unusually valuable for anyone selling something visual and unusually demanding of images. QuQi makes the images. Pins go onto a board of yours, in your own colours, cut to the vertical shape Pinterest wants, on a schedule you do not have to keep in your head.
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Connect and pick a board
Pins go onto a board rather than to an account, so you choose which one after connecting.
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Let the images get made
The Image Designer works in your colours and cuts to the shape each network wants.
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Publish on a schedule
From the calendar, or on its own once you are happy.
Who works with Pinterest
What it handles for you
- Image and video Pins made in your own colours, not stock
- A board that keeps filling without a design afternoon
- Vertical crops handled for you
- Scheduled Pinning in your own timezone
Common questions about Pinterest
Which board do Pins go to?
One of yours, and you pick it. Pinterest Pins go onto a board rather than to an account, so QuQi asks which board after the connection is made rather than guessing.
Where do the images come from?
The Image Designer makes them. They are pictures of your business in your own colours with your logo on them, cut to fit the shape Pinterest wants, rather than stock photos. If you are on Shopify with the QuQi app, they can be built from your genuine product photographs.
Can it post video Pins too?
Yes. Pinterest takes image and video Pins, and the Video Producer makes short vertical video without a camera or a crew, which is the right shape for Pinterest anyway.
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