repin
- noun
- /ˈrɛpɪn/
- Jargon
- Pinterest is really just a fun site for me, and my Wanderlust board has the most repins and likes out of my 23 boards.
Examples
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Apart from giving you a detailed report on the viewing statistics of your Pinterest account, it will also let you see the repin details of your account, most popular pins, and a precise analysis of your followers.
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For one, screen images will be larger, and we know who have done the repin thereof.
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On Pinterest, it's "repin."
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Pinfluencer is the top Pinterest analytics program aiding brands in measuring key numbers such as pins, repins, followers, and traffic.
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I wonder, to take another path than I usually do, what it means to belittle social media quantifiers (likes, shares, comments, friends, followers, RTs, favorites, reblogs, repins, and on and on).
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Many of my favorite images are from repins that my friends shared on Pinterest.
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She found inspiration for her project through a repin that linked to an informative blog.
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The popular recipe received thousands of repins, making it a favorite among users.
Synonyms
One act of posting someone else's content online
A post that shares someone else's content on a blog or social site
An act of posting something again so more people see it
Surface Forms
Etymology
Repin comes from the prefix re- meaning 'again' and pin meaning a saved image or post, especially on sites like Pinterest. So a repin is a 'pin' someone shared from you again, which helps it reach more people.