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Pinterest Trends Got A Major Update

Published 4 months ago • 1 min read

Hi Reader,

Quick heads up: Pinterest Trends looks very different now.

The entire interface was updated, and if you haven’t opened it recently, it can feel a little disorienting at first glance.

So I recorded a full tutorial walking through:

  • what’s actually new (and what isn’t),
  • how the Trends Overview works now,
  • how to read trends by outbound clicks, saves, and engagement,
  • where to find related queries, products, and audience data,
  • and how Search Trends still fits into your workflow.

One important thing to know going in:
This version of the tool is less about chasing random ideas and more about forecasting what’s coming next so you can plan ahead with intention.

That’s especially useful right now, when January energy is all about restarting, simplifying, and choosing smarter inputs.

If you use Pinterest for traffic, content ideas, or planning what to create this quarter, this tutorial will save you time and second-guessing.

Watch the Pinterest Trends tutorial here:

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Tomorrow we’ll connect this back to how to actually use trends without spinning out or over-publishing.

Talk soon,
Heather

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