Tips for arranging batteries in Pinterest in a scientific way

There are many ways to use Pinterest, but storing thousands of batteries can turn into a nightmare if you don't arrange them scientifically. Fortunately, you won't need to use Pinterest tools to do that. All you need is the Pinterest board (board).

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Tip # 1: Sort by category and number of batteries

The first step to sorting batteries is sorting. Whether there are 100 batteries or 1000 batteries, as long as you sort them by category you can easily find them when needed.

For example, you have 1000 batteries, including 600 cooking-related batteries, 300 fashion-related batteries and 100 batteries for gardening. You will start with cooking batteries and break them down into specific topics such as 500 batteries of recipes and 100 batteries of junk food. Then, you can divide the recipe into a cake recipe, fish recipe, beef recipes, etc.

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You like to split into as many groups as you like, depending on the number of batteries and the subject you want to split the battery into. Usually people usually leave about 100 batteries in a table. If the table has about 150 batteries, you should divide it into two tables.

Sorting by battery numbers is a good way to keep a balance between tables and don't let it be too big, because when you get too big, it's hard to find the batteries you need.

Tip # 2: Name the table

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After you have sorted the batteries into tables, the next step is to name it. Name the table according to the following 'formula': generic name - proper name. This is a great way to organize your tables in a scientific way. For example, suppose you have three tables and you intend to name it as follows:

1. Cook fish
2. Baking
3. Make salad

A better way to name these tables is:

1. Recipes - Fish
2. Recipes - Cake
3. Recipes - Salad

This helps you sort the tables in alphabetical order and so you and others will find tables more easily.

Tip # 3: Always reorganize the board

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After a period of using the table, you find that there is a huge table with hundreds or even thousands of batteries, while there are only 25 battery boards.

As mentioned in the first tip, you should separate the table when they are too large. Similarly you should put the tables together if they are too small for a common theme.

If you can't find a generic topic to associate with these batteries or can't grow into a large table, delete it as it will waste your storage space. Of course, if you really need these batteries and don't care if it can clutter your board, keep them.

Tip # 4: Pin one and only one

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If pinning an image into multiple tables, you can easily find those pins but increase the number of batteries in the board. For Pinterest to be best organized, make sure each post is pinned to a table. If a battery can match multiple tables, select the most suitable one. In case you have difficulty selecting a table, it may be a sign that your table is not well categorized. This will be a good opportunity to refer to the 3rd tip and reorganize your tables.

Tip # 5: Repin and delete

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This last tip involves moving batteries between tables. Pinterest still hasn't provided a good tool to convert batteries from one board to another. There is no automatic storage mechanism, you will have to do it manually.

Fortunately, this process is not a pain if you use the repin and delete methods. Go to the board with the battery you want to move. Repin them to the table you want (yes, this violates tip # 4, but only temporarily). After repin all the images you want to put in a table, you just need to delete those batteries.

Here are tips to help you organize the batteries in Pinterest, apply your Pinterest to be more neat.