pinner
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- noun
- /ˈpɪnər/
- Jargon
- Through it, "pinners" can create online inspiration boards.
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When you add more pinners, you'll have a wider range of valuable pins to keep your audience engaged and active.
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Pinterest night, organized by the University Program Council, is an opportunity to sit down and actually create something inspired by a few of the more popular crafty ideas that have made it to the boards of pinners everywhere.
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Second, you must type in the name of the pinner you would like to add.
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You may even want to share it as a group board with family pinners.
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You can check any board to see if other pinners are contributing simply by looking at the top left of the page.
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This is why it's important for you to add pinners with audiences similar to your own.
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You may, however, want to add another "pinner" (Pinterest user) to your board if you have multiple people managing your business account.
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When a new pinner follows me, Pinterest sends an email notification, and that email contains a list of their latest pins.
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I have been surprised by how many pinners have started to follow my "pressure cooker" board, so I made sure to "pin" this page too so that they can all do the same!
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As a dedicated pinner, she spent hours curating her favorite recipes and home decor ideas on Pinterest.
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Etymology
The word pinner comes from the action pin, which means 'to attach', and from the website Pinterest, where people 'pin' pictures to online boards, so a pinner is someone who saves or shares images on those boards.