Top 3 Free Pinterest plugins to add to your WordPress Website
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It is a fact that Pinteret.com has become one of the fastest growing Social Networking site on the web and it’s becoming really important that you intigrate it into your website. Below is a list of my top 3 WordPress Plugins that will help you grow your following on Pinterest and also drive traffic back to your site. We ALL love traffic right!
Before I give you my list, take a look at the graphic below that show how this site is growing and creeping up on some of the other big dogs.
#1 Pinterest Badge
A must have plugin that adds a Pinterest badge for linking your blog to your pinterest profile and showing your number of followers. Pinterest badge is a fully customisable pinterest badge plugin for wordpress.
It adds a widget to your blog that will display a list of your latest pinned images from your pinterest profile or page. It also displays the number of people who have followed you in pinterest along with the follow button.
#2 Pinterest Pin It Button For Images
Add a “Pin It” button over your images, so users can add it to Pinterest easily. Don’t like the “Pin It” button underneath your post? Want to be able to add images directly to Pinterest by just clicking on the image? Your problems are over! Have the user just hover the mouse over the image they want to pin and watch your visits grow!
The description goes automatically as the name of the post, and so does the link of the post. Just enable the plugin. No need for any configuration!
#3 Pinterest “Pin It” Button
Add a Pinterest “Pin It” Button to your site to let your visitors easily pin your awesome content!
“Pin It” Button Features:
- Specify image to pin or let the reader select
- Add horizontal or vertical pin count
- Display or hide on any post, page or category
- Custom CSS for aligning just right
- Includes widget and full shortcode support
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