Pinterest Marketing

I spent a full Saturday afternoon setting up what I thought was a gorgeous Pinterest profile — beautiful boards, a nice profile photo, a neat little bio. Then I waited. And waited. Three weeks later, I had eleven followers, zero traffic to my blog, and the creeping suspicion I was doing everything wrong. Sound familiar? […]

What three years of pinning taught me — and what nobody tells you about getting discovered. I remember the exact afternoon I gave up on Pinterest. I’d spent two hours designing what I genuinely thought was a beautiful infographic about slow cooker recipes, uploaded it with a carefully written description, and… nothing. Three saves over

The moment I finally “got” Pinterest I’ll be honest — I signed up for Pinterest three times before it actually clicked. The first two times I made an account, poked around for ten minutes, got confused about what I was even supposed to do, and closed the tab. It didn’t feel like Instagram. It wasn’t Twitter.

I ran my food blog for almost two years before I touched Pinterest. I had Instagram, I was grinding on Google SEO, I even dabbled in Twitter (now X, obviously). Pinterest felt like something my mom used to plan her kitchen renovation. I was wrong, embarrassingly wrong, and it cost me roughly 18 months of

Pinterest marketing for bloggers can be one of the most effective ways to generate long-term organic traffic without relying on ads or social media algorithms. About two years ago, I was staring at my Google Analytics dashboard with that specific kind of frustration where you’ve done everything “right” and still feel stuck. I had a

“I pinned something on a Tuesday afternoon, went to sleep, and woke up to 14,000 saves. I hadn’t done anything special — or so I thought. It took me another three months to figure out exactly why that happened, and how to make it happen again.” That was me, about two years into using Pinterest

About two years ago, I was absolutely convinced Pinterest was broken. My pins were getting maybe 40–60 impressions each. I’d spend a whole Sunday batch-creating graphics in Canva, schedule them all through Tailwind, and then… crickets. My blog traffic from Pinterest had actually dropped since I started “trying harder.” Turns out, Pinterest wasn’t broken. I was just

Pinterest Pin Design Ideas can make the difference between getting ignored and getting thousands of clicks. When I first shared a blog post on Pinterest, I thought, “All I need is a nice image and the clicks will come.” A month passed. Zero clicks. At first, I assumed Pinterest simply didn’t work. The truth was

Pinterest SEO Tips That Actually Work A few years back I spent three weeks redesigning my home office, photographed everything, wrote detailed captions, pinned consistently — and got basically nothing. Like, maybe 40 saves over a month. Meanwhile, a blurry flat-lay someone posted in 2022 was still getting repinned every single day. I was genuinely

I Made My First $200 on Pinterest Without a Blog or a Big Following Here’s what actually worked — and what completely wasted my time. Pinterest affiliate marketing for beginners can feel overwhelmingat first — but it doesn’t have to be. I started with zero followersand made my first $200 in just three months. Here’s