@Barbara I for the longest time just copied and pasted my key words into Pinterest in that field you have mentioned until I accidentally figured out that Pinterest will have ignored them all together because they have only a very limited amount of “topic keywords” they accept. Now I just type in the beginning of a keyword and then some pop up I can choose from. Wished I had figured that out earlier. And those “topics” are really limited. As an exception there is no topic for “election” - “politics” was the closest I could find for my election campaign items but there are more for clothing, cats etc. - you will just have to see what pops up provided by Pinterest. At least I think that’s how it works but than again I could be wrong here to - I’m not claiming to be a Pinterest expert, lol.
@Barbara Keep trying (meaning think of more ways to say something). I recently posted all my Kamala items on Pinterest (50) and sometimes I could only find one suitable keyword but often more. The limited by Pinterest is ten. It highly depends on the item/product you wanted to pin. Also sometimes the Pinterest “topic tags” go to much into detail so it’s almost a match but not quite. I found it quite annoying and time consuming to come up with tags for each product, sigh. But after a while you will remember the words which work and it goes a bit quicker.
@Barbara Neither I believe. Start writing one - let’s say “print” and then choose the ones appropriate (you can only choose one at a time) so write “print” again if there are multiples possible for your item. I used to add them all separated by comma but I think now I did that all wrong in the beginning.
