Pinterest

[ pin-ter-ist, ‐trist ]

Trademark.

1. the brand name for a photo-bookmarking website and mobile application, launched in 2010.

Example Sentences

Shoploop’s content is geared toward a high-intent-to-buy audience, which doesn’t do as well as the “snackable” content of TikTok, and is less “inspiring” compared to Pinterest searches, said Feldman.

From Digiday

Pinterest, Snap and Twitter similarly reported double-digit year-over-year increases in ad revenue.

From Digiday

The feature allows Pinterest creators to share video content in the tappable “story” format — including recipe and cooking videos.

From TechCrunch

He says that this is a concept that is widely understood by data scientists, and supported by research, but up until now only the biggest and technically superior companies like Google or Pinterest could take advantage of this difference.

From TechCrunch

Linking your Pinterest account and website together is another important step towards better SEO performance.

From Search Engine Watch

A cooking show for foodies may find Pinterest as a useful fan source.

From The Daily Beast

At first glance, the words Pinterest and crime seem at odds.

From The Daily Beast

But unlike other tech firms, Pinterest is actually telling its users when law enforcement comes calling.

From The Daily Beast

And it comes after revenue-less bookmarking service Pinterest was recently valued at $3.8 billion.

From The Daily Beast

It does have a competitive following on Pinterest (comparable to Wal-Mart and Crate & Barrel) which is important for retailers.

From The Daily Beast