You probably have more Pinterest content than you think


Hi Reader,

You probably have a lot more content you could be promoting on Pinterest than you realize.

Blog posts you published months ago. YouTube videos you've already filmed. Products, services, and resources sitting on your website.

And yet, when it's time to plan your next month of Pinterest content, you might find yourself staring at a blank calendar wondering what to create.

I see this happen all the time.

You start thinking you need another blog post, more Pin designs, or a completely new batch of content before you can make progress.

But creating more content isn't always the answer.

Sometimes you need a better way to decide what to do with the content you already have.

That's exactly what we're going to work on in my upcoming 90-Day Pinterest Planning Workshop on November 20.

During this live workshop, I'm going to teach you how to approach Pinterest content planning without starting from scratch every time.

Here's what we'll cover:

Identify what's worth promoting. Decide which existing content deserves a place in your Pinterest strategy.

Find more Pinterest opportunities. Learn how one asset can support multiple Pin angles, search topics, and keywords.

Plan your next 90 days with intention. Organize content around search intent, boards, and business goals.

The goal isn't to cram an entire 90-day content calendar into one workshop.

It's to help you understand the process so you can build a Pinterest plan that makes sense for your content, your audience, and your business.

Because the point isn't to create more Pins just to fill your schedule.

It's to know why you're creating them and what they're supposed to accomplish.

​Register for the 90-Day Pinterest Planning Workshop​

We'll meet live on November 20, and I'd love to have you there.

It's free and I will send a replay.

Heather


Cheers,

Heather


600 1st Ave, Ste 330 PMB, Seattle, WA 98104
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