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"Push for Pinterest" gives you some nice alliteration, and I think it works well metaphorically - pins ("push-pins") are pushed into walls, and (more abstractly) the pictures are pushed to Pinterest's servers. I don't use Pinterest, so forgive me if this steps on their toes too.

(I'm a sucker for words ending in -ush. "Rush", "lush", "hush", "mush", "gush", they're all so evocative.)

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Thanks @repsilat, "Push" or "Post" are seen used more for Facebook as they have the wall, while for Pinterest, the used verb is 'Pin'.

Perhaps "Pop"? Still fun, still alliterative, and it keeps some relevance to "pin".

It might be more of a stretch to tie the name to the product, of course, but if you said (of a photo) that you'd "pop it on pinterest" in a few places it might catch.

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