Keyword-rich Pin descriptions that get discovered.
Write the description under your Pin — the 800 characters Pinterest reads to decide what the Pin is about and who to show it to. Keywords belong in a real sentence here, not in a hashtag pile: Pinterest deprioritised hashtags and reads the description as prose.
More than on any other network. Pinterest is a search engine, and the description is its main text signal for the Pin. A description written in plain, keyword-accurate sentences keeps surfacing months after the Pin goes up.
The hard ceiling is 800 characters, but the number that matters is the visible one: the first ~50 characters show in the feed. Put the point before that line, then use the remaining space for detail.
They are a starting draft, not a finished voice. Edit the draft with a specific detail only you know — a number, a customer's words, a mistake you made — and it stops sounding generic.
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