• Leverage what we learned from a recent study on social humans: They're interesting people, they're interested people, and they like to imagine.
• Pinterest should not be a product catalogue, rather, any image you post should serve to inspire people.
• The article says you should ask these questions: "Could this give people an interesting idea? Does it give them a reason to share?"
• Flattering your audience, and influencing the influencers are two tips that can lead to a real boost to your Pinterest presence.

From the article:

The launch of another social community can often cause brands to flock around it like pigeons to a breadcrumb. They want to know the next new thing and feel they must "be there" in order to be relevant. But Pinterest isn't just another social community. It's an inspiration hub. Connect with the industry. Want to meet the brands that are driving the future of digital marketing? Attend the iMedia Brand Summit, Sept. 9-12. Request your invitation today. Pinterest brings the fun of window shopping, watching an episode of "House Hunters," and flipping through a travel magazine all into one...