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I am new to creating agile tools with google docs and I was wondering if I could get a little help.  I am trying to make a Google Doc that will scrape Pinterest.  The problem I run into is the importxml reports "oops, looks like we ran into a problem...." and goes on to tell me more about how it ran into a error.  I was wondering if someone might know why the importxml formula can't scrape Pinterest.

Here is a link to my Google Doc if that helps:

https://docs.google.com/spreadsheet/ccc?key=0Al9sXyLp1ZLsdFcxTVd6THlka09kMXBvNWJfeE1Ucmc

in general linking out to an authoritative source within your article will increase the authority/creditability of the article itself.  It also, makes the article less biased toward one particular company or point of view which tends to increase the likelihood people will link to it and share it.

Aaron makes some really good points.  One idea on how to approach this is to look at your analytics and figure out which products are generating majority of your sales and rewrite those descriptions.  I would start with something like the top 10% of my revenue generating products and rewrite those first.

Good Luck