Join the Pinterest #5Ways2Thrive Challenge

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Struggling with Pinterest?  But you’re short on time and just need a quick pick me up?  So I created the Pinterest #5Ways2Thrive Challenge to give you five different QuickWins to spruce up your account.

Each of these QuickWins is design to improve a different aspect of your Pinterest profile.  Some of them might take you a few minutes to complete, while others may take a couple of hours.  But, if you stick with it, you should be able to complete them in just a couple of days.

Resources for the Pinterest #5Ways2Thrive Challenge

Because I wanted to make this a real kick-ass challenge, I created a whole TON of free resources to help you through this challenge.

• I do a video where I walk you through every aspect of the challenge and explain what I’m thinking for every step.  #5Ways2Thrive is meant to just lead you through this series of QuickWins to give you confidence in these simple changes.
• There is a Trello board that I created as part of the challenge.  If you haven’t used Trello before, this will be a fun show ‘n tell experience for you.  I use my Trello boards multiple times every day to organize all my information in a way that is visual and helpful to my daily business flow.  PS:  Trello is a free tool similar to Asana, Basecamp, Slack, Click Up, and several others.  It’s great for day-to-day workflows or simple Project Management tasks.
• I also created my first printable checklist to keep you motivated through the whole challenge.  I don’t know if you’ve crashed and burned in exercises like this, but I certainly have, so I’m hoping to keep you engaged clear through to completion.
• Last but not least, you’ll also get a tracking spreadsheet to keep track of all the metrics on your Pinterest account.  It’s very important to measure your growth each month in impressions, clicks, Followers, etc.  This is a Google Doc so you can use it everywhere.

Note that the Trello board is a template, so you’ll need to set up your own free Trello account and copy it to be able to use it.  Then you can add notes, check-off tasks and change it around however your like.

You’ll receive all of these resources absolutely FREE, so I hope you’ll make good use of them.  Please feel free to share this challenge with your friends.

 

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