How to Join Pinterest Group Boards

Trying to figure out how in the world you find and join Pinterest group boards so you can collaborate and get your pins in front of a new audience?

Trying to figure out how to join Pinterest group boards so you can collaborate and get your pins in front of a new audience?

You are in the right spot!

*Updated December 2021*

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How to Join Pinterest Group Boards

Head on over here for a quick video about how to find and join Pinterest Group Boards.

Typically I do a blurb for those who like to read, but since Pinterest and joining group boards are so visual, you’ll want to watch the video.

Are Pinterest Group Boards Still Alive?

Let me be 100% honest with you. As of the time of this blog post, July 2020, I can’t give you a straight answer. Group boards are great to be on if they are active and a great community. But most group boards are practically dead… and Pinterest just values important boards with quality pins.

How to Know if a Pinterest Group Board is Dead

Certainly, there are a few things you can look at to know if a Pinterest group board is dead.

First, if the same person has pinned the last 10-15 pins, then the board is dead. When only one person is pinning, then they’re the only one active on it, and nothing is going to get seen or re-pinned from others in the group.

Second, if more than one person is pinning, but there aren’t many new pins, that board is dead. Ideally, you’ll want one new pin a day to be on the board to show that it’s fresh and up to date. So, if you hop on the board and don’t see many fresh pins very often, then it’s a pretty dead board.

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In Conclusion

Once you know how to find a Pinterest group board, you just follow the directions to ask to join one. But, overall, 9 times out of 10, you won’t get a response from the board owner.

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Pinterest Action Tip:

Try to find 1-3 group boards related to your niche to join.

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