Pinterest To Start Adding “Related Pins” To Feeds Based On Previously Liked & Saved Pins

Pinterest announced yesterday it will be launching a new “related Pins” feature that adds recommended Pins in a user’s home feed. According to the announcement, Pinterest will make selections for recommended pins based on Pins a user has liked or saved in the past: So if you’ve been collecting recipes for your big holiday feast, […]

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pinterest-logo-220Pinterest announced yesterday it will be launching a new “related Pins” feature that adds recommended Pins in a user’s home feed.

According to the announcement, Pinterest will make selections for recommended pins based on Pins a user has liked or saved in the past:

So if you’ve been collecting recipes for your big holiday feast, we might show you a related Pin for fool-proof pie crust, or the perfect double-stuffed sweet potato.

Users can influence the type of related Pins showing up in their feed by clicking the “i” info icon. Pinterest says it will begin slowly, including “just a few Pins” in feeds, and encourages users to rate related Pins so that Pin recommendations (and, most likely Promoted Pins) become more relevant.



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