Pinterest is a site where you can organize and share images that you find interesting. Images shared on Pinterest are known as pins. Users arrange their pins on boards, customized collections of the pins that often have themes. Users create their own board of inspiration and likes to collect ideas and images.

You can now add Pinterest as a sharing option on your Shareaholic social media toolset. If you’re a WordPress user, you’ll want to edit your settings on the Shareaholic Bookmarks plugin in your WordPress dashboard. We also recently launched Shareaholic’s Pinterest Extension for Chrome. This means that with a simple Chrome extension, you can collect your favorite findings into a Pinterest Board. If you’re not a Chrome user, you can login to your Shareaholic account and add Pinterest as a service for your current Shareaholic plugin.

Check out this Pinterest slide presentation to find out everything you need to know about;

How the idea came about, What’s the big deal?, Stats, facts and demographics, Getting started, What are people pinning?, It’s not just imagery
Some of the more unusual uses, What else can I do?, Which brands are using it?, How are they?
Pinning on the move, Extending the experience off platform, Key take-outs

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For some, dressing sharply comes naturally, whereas for others, simply getting into something other than a pair of tracksuit pants can be quite a challenge. Fits, fabrics and pairing colours can seem like the most daunting of tasks, but there’s no shame in that and the new men’s online stylist, One Stop Stylist agrees.

A lot of men struggle with shopping and are loathe to take their girlfriends in case they end up in a—god forbid—pink polo shirt, so One Stop Stylist puts the power back in their hands. Members can review their extensive database anytime, which allows them to search for items by, price range, online or offline shopping preferences and location. Each month, members receive a personal wardrobe selection based on personal colour and style guidelines. There is a basic free membership and a paid membership, with paying members receiving more selections across six different categories.

It’s also a handy reference for colour, fit and style guides so that you’ll never find yourself in an ill-fitting suit or anything that’s going to make you look like a harlequin. That is, unless you’re fond of a knickerbocker and a diamond print.

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