Editorial policy

Our guides should be the most accurate plain-language explanation of Pinterest SEO you can find. This is how we work.

Sources

Facts about how Pinterest works come from Pinterest itself whenever possible: the Pinterest Help Center, Pinterest Business, the Pinterest Engineering blog and the Pinterest API documentation and specification. Every guide lists its sources at the end. When a claim comes from a third party, we say who said it. When something is our own opinion or experience, we say that too.

Numbers

We never invent statistics, search volumes or rankings. Numbers are quoted with their source and date. When sources disagree, we say so and explain which one we trust and why.

Use of AI

We use AI tools to help research, draft and check our guides. Every fact is checked against the linked sources, and a person reads every guide before it is published. Images that are AI-generated are labelled as such.

Tool comparisons

PinRankr is itself a Pinterest SEO tool, so when we compare tools we have a stake in the result. We say so on every comparison, take prices and features from each vendor's own page or from named reviews, show the date we checked, and update comparisons when vendors change.

Updates and corrections

Pinterest changes often. We review guides regularly and show the date of the last update at the top of each one. If you find a mistake, tell us. We correct errors quickly and note significant corrections in the guide.

Independence

No company can pay to appear in our guides. PinRankr is not affiliated with Pinterest, Inc.