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Still posting pins and wondering why Pinterest’s

Still posting pins and wondering why Pinterest’s ignoring you? 😬

Pinterest LOVES fresh content. The gold standard is a new blog post - a study by @tailwindapp suggests new pins, with new images, leading to new URLs get MAXIMUM DISTRIBUTION.

Not everyone can churn out new blog posts every week though, I get it. We just have to mix things up a bit byb creating new pins with:

🖼 New image
📝 New text overlay
🔍 New keywords
📌 New board

If you’re short on time or ideas, that’s where I come in. Let’s make your old content work harder - and fresher - on Pinterest.

📩 DM me if you’re ready to outsource your Pinterest marketing.

Not all Pinterest metrics are created equal. Impr

Not all Pinterest metrics are created equal.

Impressions are lovely. Monthly views are flattering. But saves and clicks? Saves are great for the algorithm. Clicks bring blog traffic.

Stop obsessing over reach and start focusing on what really moves the needle.

Because no one gets paid in impressions.

Need someone to help you get your Pinterest account working harder? Let's chat!

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Heads up - you don’t need more content. You just

Heads up - you don’t need more content. You just need a seasonal spin on the content you’ve already got.

That lemon cake recipe that does OK all year round? The one you still have 56 unused photos of in your files?

Turn it into a Mother’s Day brunch dessert, an Easter bake, a spring tea party treat, a light summer BBQ pudding… you get the idea 🍋

Pinterest loves seasonal content. People plan ahead, and when you show up in those searches, you stay visible for months.

If you’re not tapping into seasonality, you’re leaving traffic on the table.

Need help repurposing your content? This is what I do. Let’s chat.

Noticed your Pinterest analytics looking a bit dif

Noticed your Pinterest analytics looking a bit different lately? It’s not you - Pinterest rolled out a big update in July which they announced on their 6 August call. They’re now focusing even more on showing people what they already love, based on their searches and clicks.

So if someone’s been pinning lemon drizzle cakes all week, guess what… they’re getting even more cake.

There have been some winners and losers in this shake-up, as always. If your numbers are up, keep going! If they're down, you're not alone.

What to do next:

📌 Check your analytics for any new trends - are certain keywords performing better than others?

📌 Dig deep into your reader demographics - what will appeal to them most in terms of pin design and keywords?

📌 Keep creating content that hits your audience’s favourites

📌 Try to focus on specific keywords so your pins pop up in more targeted searches

Have you seen any changes since the update?

Feeling a bit let down by your latest pin? You're

Feeling a bit let down by your latest pin? You're not alone.

Pinterest isn’t a quick fix for traffic - it’s a long game. Pins often take weeks or even months to gain traction, especially when they’re seasonal. That doesn’t mean you’ve done anything wrong - it just means Pinterest is working like it’s supposed to.

Keep showing up. Keep pinning. And let your content do the heavy lifting long after you’ve published it.

✨ Want a strategy that actually works? DM me “PINS” for details of my account audit service.

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