Pinterest Group Board Tracker

If you’re on Pinterest, you’ve probably come across some group boards by now. These boards work like a regular Pinterest board – the main difference is that multiple people are allowed to pin to that board, as long as they stay on topic, are sharing quality content and adhere to the limits set by the board creator. They can be very helpful in syndicating your content throughout Pinterest, especially if you don’t have a lot of followers on your own account.

Anyone can create group boards and there are thousands available. A great website to find boards to join is PinGroupie which lists over 60,000. BoardBooster also has a nice directory of group boards. You can sort by niche, category, number of pins, overall popularity and much more on both of these sites. This is very helpful when identifying the most potentially useful boards to join based on what you’re trying to do.

Joining group boards can be a bit of a process. These are run by real people and response time can often times take days, weeks, sometimes even months to get approved. The key is to not get discouraged with things like no responses or outright rejection. It happens to everyone. We created this printable to track requests made to join various boards that we were interested in joining for our own Pinterest account (follow us!) and decided to make it available to others. No signup required. We hope you find it helpful.