@marylarson  I signed up through your link, heres mine! http://www.pinerly.com/i/8SWn4I look forward to giving this a go!Cheers, Martyn

Thank you Mary, I did it. I had to open the club page and acces it from your post. First I tried from the email and I couldn’t.

@marylarson - I used your link too,  signed up and shared. . and now what? My link is http://www.pinerly.com/i/f54RM TNK

Here is my link: http://www.pinerly.com/i/187BH

This is me! Thanks so much! I am linking to your unique links!http://www.pinerly.com/i/VC517

When I saw your post,  @hildaalanisgonzalez I signed on to Pinterest…my design looks the same as it always has, and I have already signed up at Pinerly.

BTW – the only way to get even a sneak peek at Pinerly is to have friends sign up… I shared with nearly 4000 people and not one taker.  I’m sure it’s because they can’t see what they’re signing up for, and I told @pinerly that on Twitter.  I told them I’d just wait until it was live.

@marylarson Just signed up here is my link…. http://www.pinerly.com/i/wpNbA

Thanks for the info: I’m fairly new to Pinterest as well.

Cherrs!Melissa

 I didn’t share it before, I was waiting to understand what it was, but here is mine, so please open mine and do what you have to do

http://www.pinerly.com/i/d1v63

That’s why I never be able to see what was next, oops!

I saw, everybody liked the new one, not for me!

From what I’ve read, the dashboard would not be seen by customers, it’s just for your own use. Like I said, this was not something I just found, it was recommended by Ryan Deiss who is well-known in social media.

I haven’t asked our customers to join, it’s obviously not going to be for everyone. Not everyone is using Pinterest for business purposes.

And I’m SURE this will not be the only dashboard-type thing that comes along for Pinterest. There are already copies of Pinterest out there from what I’ve read.

Hi. I’ve been using Pinterest with some reasonable success for a while, but not as much as I’d like so here’s my link too! Thanks

http://www.pinerly.com/i/u3B91

Hi Guys and @marylarson.  Here is my link http://www.pinerly.com/i/ZPSP4

Very interested to see what this is all about.

So far I find Pinerly highly annoying…they haven’t even opened it up yet.  As I said above, I’ll check it out when it goes live – you can’t do anything but ask friends to sign up under your link (and if you get 10 you get to peek), but you can’t show your friends what they’re signing up for!  Ridiculous.

Pinerly is not open to the public. Share your unique link on Facebook and Twitter to get ahead of your competition! Invite friends, co-workers, family… you get the point. Friends qualify you for an earlier invite and bonus features. Please note, signing up from the same computer multiple times will not count =)

Pinterest was by invitation only to start with (is it still? I’m not sure!) but you could use the features once you were in.  With Pinerly you’ve got nothing to entice your friends with…

@schooldaysmag Pinerly is not the same as Pinterest – it is a dashboard tool that will work in conjunction with Pinterest, tracking stats (like re-pins), allowing you to schedule Pins at certain times…basically for marketing purposes.  This explains it a little better than I – it came from a blog I found in search: http://agbeat.com/real-estate-technology-new-media/pinerly-dashboard-for-pinterest-stats-scheduled-pins-and-more/

“Not affiliated with Pinterest but built by Pinterest fans, Pinerly has launched by a group of “passionate, hard-working, and ambitious people” that founded Pinerly because “using Pinterest gave us a huge boost in traffic (at some point over 30%) and we wanted to empower brands and users by helping them do the same.” The domain is under a month old, and it is said the site launched barely a week ago.”

“The Pinerly dashboard allows you to locate other Pinterest users that are interested in the same topics, unfollow groups of pinners you no longer wish to follow, and keep your Pinterest stream focused.”

“View popular pins, schedule pins throughout the day to test the effectiveness of your timing, and view statistics to give you a better idea of what is working and what is not.”

“Pinerly is not open to the public, but they offer a waiting list for users. Sharing the service with your social networks and getting them to sign up can get you bumped up in line, a practice we do not personally condone, but the tool is useful enough that for now, it is worth the wait.”

@schooldaysmag You’re very welcome   I may be annoyed with their startup tactics, but it sounds like it could be a cool tool anyway!

Anytime