I found out the most incredible thing this week! How to find what boards your pins are on. Why would this even be important you ask? For a couple of reasons. One-just to see what kind of boards you are getting pinned to. Two-so that you don't pin to a board that you've already pinned to. There are times that a group will get together and pin for each other... you want to make sure you are pinning to a board that doesn't already have that pin!
So, go to the pin that you are wanting to know more about. In this case, I want to see where this Landforms activity has been pinned so that I don't pin it in the same place again.
Click on the picture to make the pin bigger and NOT the repin button.
See the number in the red Pin it box? That tells you how many times the pin has been re-pinned.
Now click the number to see the boards this has been re-pinned to.
Of course, you can always go to your own Pinterest dashboard and click the pins link to see where YOU have pinned your pin personally. But in this case, you are now seeing where OTHER people have re-pinned for you.
I just figured out this same thing the other day! I was going to pin something for my wedding and it said I had already pinned that same thing and then i noticed the little red box with the number and was super surprised to see that you can see where you're being pinned. How fun!
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Aww thanks so much Shanon! And happy, stressfree???? wedding planning! :)
ReplyDeleteHAHA I just came here to tell you that I nominated you for the Liebster as well!!!
ReplyDeleteI love this post. What a great tip for all those Pinterest addicted people!
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing this. That is really helpful. It's fun to learn new tricks like this.
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Isn't it great to see that great big number next to one of your pins?! I love that! I didn't realize you had a blog until I saw your post in the TpT forums. I'm your newest follower! :)
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More helpful information! Thanks.
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That is a great tip! Thank you for sharing it! I found you on Comprehension Connection and am your newest follower! I hope that you enjoy the rest of your summer!
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