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Future trends for 2021—you heard it here first

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    Business         Athflow. Japandi. Skinimalism. Vibey lights. If you haven't heard these words before, well, that's the whole point. Pinterest Predicts isn't your typical year-end trend report. It's a not-yet-trending report , featuring 150 trends we expect to spike in 2021. See the predictions     Help Center   ·   Privacy Policy   ·   Terms & Conditions   ·   Unsubscribe   Pinterest. Inc   ·   651 Brannan Street   ·   San Francisco   ·   CA, 94107    

Sell more on Pinterest: New shopping insight and tools

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A unique approach to shopping Shoppers come to Pinterest to get inspired—more now than ever before. These "inspired shoppers" want to find new ideas for what to buy and how to live. And, the things they find in this discovery phase help them identify brands they might want to buy from. 1 The shoppers you want People who use Pinterest weekly are 3x more likely to click through to a retailer's site after visiting Pinterest than after visiting other social media. And, they spend 1.6x more than people who don't use Pinterest. 1 1: LRW, US, Inspired Shopping on Pinterest among weekly Pinners and non-Pinners, January 2020 Get the infographic         Seeing success on Pinterest Home decor company Ruggable uses shopping ads to catch people in different stages of the planning process and make it easy to buy. See their story

Register now: What your Pinterest audience needs now

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Join us Th‌ursd‌ay Ap‌ril 2‌3 at 1‌1‌am PT to learn what people on Pinterest need now, and how brands can stay relevant and drive impact. Register now When every email, every article and every sales pitch start the same way... "In these uncertain times…" one thing is certain. People. People are resilient. They're creative. They're industrious. They're reimagining work, home, family, school, meals, celebrations, fashion...and they're finding their inspiration on Pinterest. Pinterest is now, more than ever, an unparalleled window into consumer behavior that shows us what's most important to more than 335 million people around the world. Join Head of Marketing Research Jenna Landi and Head of Creative Strategy Andy Holton to explore what we're learning about what people on Pinterest need now, and how brands can stay relevant and drive impact. Register now

Staying connected to your consumer

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Finding success in trying times Staying connected to your customers can be challenging in the best of times. But when an unprecedented event like COVID-19 hits, what do you say and how do you say it? Whether you're an interior design studio that temporarily closed your doors or a brick-and-mortar retailer offering your products online for the first time, you'll need new ways to reach your audience. Here are some tips and resources to help small businesses around the world keep serving their customers during these trying times. See our tips         Creating helpful content It's more important than ever to ensure we're communicating in the right way. Especially for brands. To help you strike the right chord, we've compiled tips to create content for Pinterest that feels authentic, compassionate and most importantly—helpful. Get the

The three moments to plan for now

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Moments are made on Pinterest Pinterest is the home of inspiration. It's where people come to dream, plan and make purchase decisions that create life's most meaningful moments. Now more than ever, people need inspiration to help make upcoming moments feel special. Your brand can inspire creative ways to help them celebrate the ones they love.   Celebrations are being re made People are searching for new ways to celebrate the most important people in their lives, even if those celebrations are a little different this year. Engage people on Pinterest as they spread the love to their moms, dads and grads, whether in person or virtually. Sources: Pinterest Internal Data, 2020: 'mother's day at home" and "virtual graduation parties" percent increases are calculated using global searches over the weeks 3/16 - 3/29 compared to the tw