Optimize your images for SEO and Pinterest

As a mommy blogger, pinning to Pinterest is crucial for my blog’s success, but I was having trouble getting my pin descriptions to carry over from my blog to Pinterest when they were pinned. And then I heard about Tasty Pins. Once I started using Tasty Pins, I was hooked. It literally makes setting up my pins 10 times easier than before. I highly recommend that if you are pinning to Pinterest you use Tasty Pins to carry over your pin description for you. It’s one less thing I have to worry about now. Thank you Tasty Pins.

Tasty Pins is an amazing plugin. As a busy mom of 3, Tasty Pins helps me to save time and effort. I can set all the information for each image and blog post in the plugin so I do not need to keep checking Pinterest to make sure the description is correct. Tasty Pins allows for full control over the description and keywords for each image. My favourite feature is that you can set a specific image to be pinned for each blog post. Definetly a must have plugin!

Tasty Pins is an excellent tool for any blogger. The time it saves me, and the ease of use is invaluable! Having a plugin that allows me to input the title and description of my Pinterest pin, right into the photos I upload to my blog, is a lifesaver! Now I can schedule directly from my blog to Tailwind and save so much time, and every picture pinned from my site already has the SEO info input on the backend, increasing my Pinterest traffic even more!

I feel like my blog has two lives, before Tasty Pins and after Tasty Pins. What a difference this plugin has made. If you are not using Tasty Pins, you need to be. Tasty Pins allows you to set a description that is perfect for Pinterest, plus an alt text for Google with each image you place on a blog post. I can choose not to have an image offered as a pin option, as some of those images are just not pin-worthy. Oh, and my favorite feature of all, I can hide multiple pins in a post so my readers have lots of pins to choose from, but I don’t have to crowd those tall, Pinterest optimized images into my post. I am slowly but intentionally getting through these old posts and optimizing all of my images for Pinterest and Google with Tasty Pins. I wish I would have purchased Tasty Pins long ago. My advice to you, if you’re thinking about it, do it.

I recently invested in Tasty Pins for my travel blog and I have to say – I LOVE it! I was so frustrated by all of the images that came up while trying to pin from my posts, but now that I can disable pinning for most of my images, that problem is going away as I update my older posts. I love that it doesn’t cost a lot, but still makes my life easier. I definitely recommend Tasty Pins for bloggers in any niche who love to use Pinterest.

I was reading advice from other bloggers (whose names I can’t recall at the moment, sorry!) who suggested using Tasty Pins to promote traffic and make it easier to make pins. I thought it was worth looking into and I’m glad I did. Not only is the staff super helpful, but the method works. Thanks, Tasty Pins!