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Bulk Scheduling for Free on Pinterest
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Hey Reader, I feel like all I talk about these days are schedulers but this week we aren't talking about a 3rd party tool we are talking about Pinterest itself. Someone reached out to me months ago asking if I had covered how to use the bulk scheduling tool that Pinterest offers. There are so many benefits to using a Pinterest-approved scheduler and when they're created by the platform and free it's even better. Here are a few things you need to know when using this particular scheduling options. Public image hosting You will need to host your images publicly. Preferably in your media library on your website. You need to use a spreadsheet In order to do this you have to use a spreadsheet file in CSV format. You will include your Pin title, description, link, date and time for publishing, board, and if you are uploading a video you will need to include a thumbnail. You need to plan and create in bulk Obviously to get the benefit of this you will need to do your work in advance so you can't be a fly by the seat type. You will need to adopt the Heather approach. So knowing these things here is the tutorial on how to use this feature. I've already added the template you need to the free resource library. I hope this is super helpful and if not you know you have the option later. Chat soon, Heather
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Heather Farris & Co
A newsletter for content creators and e-commerce shops who are ready to grow their reach through Pinterest. If you're curious how to build a traffic stream outside of hustling on social media, join us! Each week you'll hear the latest YouTube episodes and tips for increasing your impact through your Pinterest strategy.
Hey Reader, Let’s talk about something I see all the time: People say they’re “doing Pinterest.”But what they really mean is this: They post blog graphics with the same title and text overlay every time They skip keyword research because “it looks fine” They pin a few things here and there—no board strategy, no rhythm, just vibes But here’s the thing: That’s not a Pinterest strategy. That’s posting and hoping. Real Pinterest strategy looks different. It includes things like: ✅ SEO for...
Reader, In my last email, I mentioned that even great content won’t perform if your Pinterest foundation is cracked. Here’s what that actually looks like: Boards that aren't optimized for search Links that send people back to your Instagram No links at all (because someone on Reddit said it would "reset your algorithm") Sending traffic only to your blog and neglecting your paid offers or lead magnets Copying what your competitors are doing and blending into the “sea of sameness” But here’s...
Reader, Here’s the truth no one likes to hear: Even great content won’t perform if your foundation is off. And that’s exactly why so many creators and sellers are frustrated with Pinterest. They’re pinning consistently. Their graphics look amazing (because they copied what everyone else is doing). They’ve even watched a dozen Pinterest tutorials… But the traffic? The leads? The sales?Still flat. And here’s the kicker—a lot of the time, it’s not necessarily your strategy that’s broken. It’s...