PrintNumber	ErrorLocation	Error	Correction	DateAdded
1	p ii	First Printing: August 2012	Second Printing: ?????	8/28/2012
1	p 6	Center Menus On your home page are menu options for Pinners You Follow, Everything, Videos, Popular, and Gifts. These help you navigate the site. Following are descriptions of each: • Pinners You Follow always displays in real time what the people or companies you are following are pinning. • Everything is just that; everything that is posted on the whole network is shown here. • The Videos section is a page dedicated to pins that display only videos.	Center Menus On your home page are menu options for Following (Pinners You Follow) Categories, Everything, Popular, and Gifts. These help you navigate the site. Following are descriptions of each: • Following always displays in real time what the people or companies you are following are pinning. • Categories lists the different topics Pinterest users post about and tag their images with, running the gamut from Animals to Videos. • Everything is just that; everything that is posted on the whole network is shown here.	11/27/2012
1	p 7	Pins Displayed on your home page is the Pinners You Follow section. This is displayed by default when you log in. These are all the pins aggregated across the network by the people or companies you follow. We cover this in more detail later. Figure 1.1 shows a Pinterest home page.	Pins Displayed on your home page is the Following section. This is displayed by default when you log in. These are all the pins aggregated across the network by the people or companies you follow. We cover this in more detail later. Figure 1.1 shows a Pinterest home page.	11/27/2012
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1	p 13	As Pinterest grows, it evolves. But for the time being, setting up an account on Pinterest is still a bit sketchy. To start, one has to request an invite. This might sound intimidating, but it is a small formality preceding full use of the site. Think of it as asking for an invitation to a party that your best friend already invited you to. On the home page, there is a module near the top of the page indicating where to click to request an invitation (see Figure 1.4). After you click it, you are taken to a page where you can enter your information to request an invitation. Permission to join is typically sent within a few days of the initial request. Click on the link that Pinterest provides in the email to create your account. Now is when you separate yourself as a business user from a normal Pinterest user. Figure 1.4The first time you visit Pinterest, you should see this welcoming yellow bar. You need to designate an email address that you want to have as your Pinterest business email address (see Figure 1.5). Perhaps setting up a business-specific address for your Pinterest can help separate your social networks. But, it is highly recommended that you link your Pinterest account directly with the email address used to set up your Twitter business account.	Back in the old days, you had to apply for a Pinterest invite, or hope one of your hip pinning friends would gift you onw, No more! Now you simply click the “Join Pinterest” button on Pinterest’s home page (see Figure 1.4) then sign up with your Facebook, Twitter, or email account (see Figure 1.5). It’s a great idea to connect your business’ Facebook or Twitter to your Pinterest account: it allows for easier sharing between social media services, and it’s good practice to get your messages out as much as possible. If you don’t already have a Facebook or Twitter account for your business, close this book and set one up. Seriously. We’ll wait.	12/4/2012
1	p 14	replace figures 1.4 and 1.5 and change captions. Old captions: Figure 1.4 The first time you visit Pinterest, you should see this welcoming yellow bar. Figure 1.5 Just type your email address and you’ll begin your Pinterest adventure!	Figures replaced. New captions: Figure 1.4 Joining Pinterest is as simple as clicking the red button. Figure 1.5 Connect your Pinterest account with the social media you use the most.	12/4/2012
1	p 14	If you don’t have a business account for Twitter (www.twitter.com), close this book and go set one up. We can wait for you when you get back. Otherwise, it is smart to directly link your Pinterest account to your Twitter business account. This process might seem counterintuitive to current social media trends, which revolve around using Facebook as the central hub for administering your campaigns, but that is part of the allure that makes Pinterest attractive.	These paragraphs have been deleted.	12/4/2012
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