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How to build a Pinterest strategy for your travel blog

Published 6 days ago • 1 min read

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Hi Reader,

If you’ve ever wondered how to turn your travel blog into an engine for consistent traffic — today’s video is for you. You can definitely get a lot of value from this video even if you're not a travel blogger but I do love an example.

In this week’s YouTube video, I’m walking through how I create a Pinterest strategy for a travel blog step by step… breaking down the most

You’ll see exactly how I:

  • Build out Pinterest boards for destinations, seasons, and trip styles
  • Choose keywords that match both Google and Pinterest intent
  • Decide how many pins per post I create (and which ones get text overlay)
  • Map out a repeatable workflow that keeps traffic growing long after I publish

Most bloggers focus on writing — but the visibility that comes next is where growth happens. Pinterest is how your posts get discovered by readers who are planning their next trip months in advance.

Watch the full breakdown here:

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Cheers,

Heather

P.S. If you want to go deeper, you’ll find my Sample Travel Blog Strategy inside Pin Profit Academy. It’s the same framework I use to plan my own Pinterest boards, keyword clusters, and pin schedule.

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