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I get it. Pinterest probably isn’t the first place you think of when it comes to marketing your business. It doesn’t have the same real-time engagement as Instagram, the networking potential of LinkedIn, or the viral nature of TikTok. But that’s exactly why it’s such an untapped opportunity.

Tired of social media burnout? This 4-part marketing strategy using Pinterest, blogging, email marketing, and Instagram helps you attract leads, grow your audience, and book clients.

You’ve set up your Pinterest profile, pinned like it’s your full-time job, and… nothing. Let’s take a deep breath. As a beginner on Pinterest, you may need to redefine success for long-term results because it’s a platform that’s built different!

The magic of passive income is creating something once, set it up with systems that do the heavy lifting to promote it, and let it keep working behind the scenes while you sip your iced coffee and pretend you’re not about to rewatch Gilmore Girls again.

I was ready to give up on my blog—then one pin went viral and changed everything. Here’s exactly how I did it (and how you can too in 2025).

What if your Pinterest strategy could bring in over a million pageviews in a year, without spending a dime on ads? That’s exactly what we did for Life Goals Mag, and we’ve helped dozens of creative entrepreneurs grow with Pinterest.

If you’ve ever wondered, “What does a Pinterest manager do, and why would I need one?” you’re in the right place.

Here’s why thinking like a content creator can transform your wedding business from busy to booked with dream wedding clients—and make your marketing feel less like a chore and more like a slay-all-day strategy.

I’ve built a blog to over a million annual pageviews through the power of Pinterest and SEO. Plus, helped dozens of clients with growing theirs. But when it comes to my own marketing with Pinterest for my Pinterest business?