How to Promote your Crowdfunding Campaign on Pinterest 

Pinterest is a social media platform that has not realized its full potential, and that is just because most of the people who use this platform have not recognized the power of it. Pinterest allows you to discover interesting things over the internet and pin them to particular boards you have created. For example, I have a board named as "The Little Man - A Short Film" which is tacked with the images or pictures of the short film. However nowadays, people around the world are pinning the images of their work to showcase their talent and creative ideas.

When it comes to using Pinterest to promote a crowdfunding campaign, here are few ways to using the power of Pinterest in conjunction with crowdfunding for your next big campaign.

Draft a Look-Book

Nowadays, it is nearly difficult to keep your idea or product a secret until an official release date. Pinterest can make it easier for you to share the idea or your product. For instance, for a crowdfunding campaign of the movie, you can display some of the images from your story. You can show the images that target your potential contributors.

Pin Up Your Promotion 

Successful funding for a crowdfunding campaign depends heavily on promotion of the campaign on Google Plus, Twitter, and Facebook. If you promote your crowdfunding campaign on Pinterest through pin boards or other images that link back to your campaign's page, you now have the possibility of reaching out to tens of thousands of people who may support you raise the money you need to bring your product to those people. Make it easy for your potential Pinterest contributors to get to your campaign from any image they click on.

Onboard Your Windows 

Pinterest can also be a valuable tool for helping designers and entrepreneurs connect with other initiators, tycoons, audiences, and venture capitalist. In other words, Pinterest may help you find collaborators for your campaign. If you're working on a Software Project and you can't design, you can get a designer that matches your requirements by perusing the "Design" category on the Pinterest. After a few likes and re-pins of that person's work, you might start a discussion in a comment. Before you know it, you'll be greeting a new companion to the fold of your campaign.

Pinwords in The Trends 

You've possibly noted a lot of word-based pins on a lot of boards on Pinterest. These are known as "pinwords," and they are on the latest trends and tend to get repinned regularly. Concerning promoting your campaign, you can post fun and creative pinwords of your campaign's tagline to create a buzz for it. If it's a short-film campaign, you can post a photo of one of the main characters along a quote from your film. It is important to keep the eye on the latest trends and take full advantage of your outreach.

Although we do many of these similar stuffs on Twitter and Facebook, what makes Pinterest most influential of all is that its images and today's users are drawn to images over text. If you have interesting photos of your idea, you can stretch your reach and attract people you might not usually find visiting your other social networks.