Pinterest for Food Brands, Startups, & Organizations

I went to the supermarket the other day. I walked up and down the aisles slowly. I noticed something. They have a lot of stuff.

At 28 million Pinterest's traffic is monumental, but it is taking it's sweet time to explain how it plans to make money from the huge number of people who share images they find interesting on the site. Entrepreneurs like Deena Varshavskaya of Wanelo see an opportunity in that.

The Rockefeller Foundation and the Tony Elumelu Foundation, founded by Nigerian philanthropist Tony Elumelu, have launched an impact investment fund for Africa. The fund, called the Impact Economy Innovation Fund (IEIF) was officially launched on Friday at an Impact Investment Forum in Cape Town, South Africa.

With Twitter and Pinterest showcasing their new and updated analytics features recently, a lot of the focus has been on how to ensure your content reaches as large a group as possible.

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I used to read blogs for fun. Now, the blogosphere is so cluttered that I turn to Pinterest for a refreshing browse. Savvy social media users are no strangers to Pinterest, though the pinboard-style visual sharing site is still small enough that even an established publication like Money Magazine only has 320 followers, respectively.