
I have been using Tailwindapp for less than 8 months and I love it. My favorite feature is the ability to monitor how my domain is being pinned by others. I can easily see recent pins from my site, what I'd normally do then is interacting with that pin (liking and commenting) as well as connecting to that Pinterest user. That has been working miracles in terms of growing meaningful connections and even improving my Pinterest referral traffic. I love it that I can schedule pins too: I have no idea why Pinterest wouldn't allow that! Tailwindapp offers very useful browser extensions (Firefox, Google Chrome and Safari) which allow you to schedule pins on mouse-over. Tailwind will also show your scheduled calendar for you to see how you are scheduling. Pinning from Instagram is another recent feature I really like: Makes it possible to reuse those Instagram photos of mine! Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.
By nature, Pinterest is good for only some industries. If you are into less, non-visual niche, I wouldn't probably invest into Tailwindapp. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.
I honestly have not been using Tailwind for very long, but it offers something that other social media schedulers do not - the ability to schedule pins to Pinterest. I have used other social media schedulers, like Hootsuite, Buffer, Meet Edgar, and Post Planner and as far as I am aware, none of them offer the opportunity to integrate with Pinterest. I like that you can create a schedule for pinning things and then actually schedule content to fill up the schedule. I also like that you can see the analytics concerning how well your pins are performing. You can see when you posted each pin, how many times people have liked, commented, or repinned each one, and can also reschedule them. In addition to pin insights, they also provide you with board analytics, which is pretty cool. You get to see how may people follow each of your boards. That is helpful because although a lot of people will follow your entire profile, some people will only follow specific boards. For example, my most popular board is the one that highlights the best posts fro my blog. The one with the least amount of followers is my "Work With Me" board. I also like that you can view them in order of likes, so it is easy to see which ones are the most/least popular at a glance. It also shows how many pins you have on each board, which can help you decide which boards you need to focus on a bit more. I also really like that you can organize pins by things like hashtags, pinner, domains, ad time periods. Finally, it does a great job of tracking your follower growth daily, weekly, and over time. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.
I think my only problem is that I can't afford to add it on to my monthly budget, but that is not a real issue. I can't think of any thing that I dislike about it. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.
Love the ability to schedule out pins and see analytics that just aren't available natively. A great tool for seeing pin virality and analytics not available naitvely. The free trial option was excellent and I convinced my organization to buy this for a year. An excellent tool for seeing most popular boards, too.
What I liked about this took is that it allowed you to see exactly what URL people found a pin from, as well. The ability to save a pin in draft mode is especially beneficial, allowing you to schedule pins later. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.
I really have no dislikes about this product. It had everything I needed. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.
Pinning used to be a chore for me, and after discussing the possibility of hiring a VA, I happened upon Tailwind. It's better than any VA I could have hired. It tells me the best times to pin, let's me schedule pins months in advance, and even recommends content based on my pinning patterns. Well worth every penny. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.
They've continued to improve this product. While I wish I could more easily schedule seasonal pins for the future, the reality is this becomes more tedious. I still go and pin these seasonal items by hand as a result. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.
I'll admit the interface confused me the first time I used it because there should be a simple tutorial built into the app. So you kinda have to just figure out things a little bit and then its great. I added Tailwind because of Hootsuite and its perfect. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.
No user tutorial at first sign on so then you are stuck playing with it to get a hang of the controls Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.
The chrome plugin for Tailwind makes it super easy to pin at volume from any site. The analytics are also top-notch and much more robust than native Pinterest analytics. It's an intuitive platform that easily shows you what's working and what's not in your Pinterest strategy. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.
It's hard to find anything I don't like with Tailwind. Their support and user experience team is super responsive and transparent, so they've taken all of my feedback into consideration. Considering they work with huge brands, it's nice to know they're willing to iterate for smaller companies. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.
The newer option to schedule pins is a great feature.
Seeing what specific pins were liked, commented on or repinned is nice and being able to sort that.
Being able to look at the records beyond a week are important as well. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.
When I first used this product, it was to provide reporting to clients when Pinterest didn't have an ideal analytic reporting system. Now that Pinterest does, a lot of the features are unnecessary on the Tailwind dashboard. Since they have increased their payment plan, it is far too expensive for independent consultants to access to do monthly reports. The low tier plan only pays for scheduling and weekly reports only. That's not good enough to justify the price. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.