We're starting with a complete Pinterest strategy overhaul, taking everything you think you know and rebuilding it with what actually works in 2025.

Most bloggers are following outdated advice from 2022 or piecing together conflicting strategies from different sources.

In Week One, we'll establish the core principles that drive Pinterest success today: how the algorithm really works, why most common advice actually hurts your reach, and what high-performing accounts do differently.

This isn't about small tweaks, it's about fundamentally shifting how you approach Pinterest.

We'll map out exactly what changes you'll be making over the next seven weeks, why the sequence matters, and how each piece builds on the previous one.

You'll understand the difference between vanity metrics and real traffic drivers, why pinning more isn't always better, and how to identify which of your current habits are holding you back.

By the end of this session, you'll have a clear roadmap for transforming your Pinterest presence from scattered pinning to strategic traffic generation.

In Week Two, we're pulling back the curtain on how Pinterest's visual search engine actually works.

You'll discover why Pinterest rewards certain content over others, how the algorithm decides what to show in users' feeds, and the specific signals that determine whether your pins get seen by thousands or disappear into obscurity.

We'll decode the algorithm's priorities around fresh content, user engagement patterns, and search intent, giving you the insider knowledge to work with the algorithm instead of against it, so every pin you create has the maximum chance of reaching your ideal audience.

Here's the thing: you could have the most beautiful pins on Pinterest, but if you're targeting the wrong keywords, no one will ever find them. 

In Week Three, we're diving deep into Pinterest-specific keyword research. 

You'll learn how to mine Pinterest's search bar for hidden gems, identify the exact phrases your ideal audience types in, and uncover trending & seasonal topics before they explode. 

We'll also reveal how to spy on your competition's keyword strategy and find the gaps they're missing, so you can swoop in and claim that traffic for yourself.

Your boards are the backbone of your Pinterest strategy, and most people are doing them completely wrong.

In Week Four, we're architecting a board structure that amplifies your content's reach instead of limiting it.

You'll learn why having more boards equals more opportunities, how to name boards that tap into Pinterest's official interests, and the exact seeding strategy that signals to Pinterest what your content is about.

We'll also cover when to create new boards versus optimize existing ones, and how to avoid the "dead board" trap that kills so many accounts.

You can't scale Pinterest without a constant stream of fresh images.

In Week Five, we're exploring four proven methods for finding high-quality, roundup-worthy images that actually convert.

You'll discover multiple sourcing strategies that keep your content pipeline full, from traditional methods to modern approaches that save you hours of searching.

We'll also explore ethical AI image generation as an optional tool for those who want to create original visuals at scale, plus alternatives for those who prefer other sourcing methods.

By the end of this week, you'll have a reliable system for finding all the images you need.

More pins = more traffic? Well ... kinda.

Creating multiple high-quality pins per blog post is one of the best ways to expand your reach on Pinterest.

In Week Six, we're implementing a pinning system that gives your content multiple chances to connect with your audience.

You'll learn what design elements make people save versus click, how to analyze what's already ranking in your niche and adapt those winning designs, and the text overlay strategies that drive engagement. 

We'll also cover proven pin title and description formulas to increase clicks and saves.

Consistency beats perfection when it comes to Pinterest growth.

In Week Seven, we're building a sustainable pinning workflow that fits your life, whether that's 10 pins a day or eventually scaling to more.

You'll learn how to find your optimal pinning frequency, the best spacing strategies to maximize reach, and whether to use Pinterest's native scheduler or third-party tools based on your goals.

We'll create a realistic pinning system that you can maintain long-term, with the option to scale up or delegate to a VA when you're ready.

After seven weeks of strategy, it's time to tackle all those burning questions that keep Pinterest bloggers up at night.

In Week Eight, we're diving into the nitty-gritty details that didn't fit elsewhere but can absolutely make or break your Pinterest success.

This is where we address the real-world scenarios, edge cases, and "what if" situations that come up once you're actually implementing everything you've learned.
You'll get crystal-clear answers on the questions Pinterest never directly addresses:

•  How many times can you pin the same URL before it's spam?
• When should you delete underperforming pins vs. letting them sit?
• How do you balance growing established boards with launching new ones?
• What's the exact timing window for seasonal content? 

We'll cover pinning frequency rules, board seeding strategies, those "can I or can't I" questions that cause analysis paralysis, plus troubleshooting for common issues like sudden traffic drops, Pinterest violations, and algorithm changes.

Consider this your Pinterest rulebook for all those gray areas that even experienced pinners debate about.

Did you know Pinterest keeps an internal database of thousands of official interests that determine how your content gets discovered?

These aren't just keywords, they're the exact categories Pinterest uses to understand and distribute content across their platform.

(You can manually view these if you have an ad account, but it's buried deep with no search function.)

I've exported over 3,000 of these official Pinterest interests and fed them into a Custom GPT, available exclusively with this program.

This AI assistant is like having Pinterest's algorithm reveal its secrets on demand.

Simply chat with it to instantly discover all interests related to your niche, uncover hidden micro-categories with low competition, plan strategic boards that align with Pinterest's classification system, or generate endless content angles by exploring how interests connect.

Ask questions like "What interests relate to sustainable living?" or "Show me interests that combine fitness and motherhood" – and get instant, actionable intelligence that would take hours to research manually.

Turn your evergreen content into seasonal Pinterest gold with this Custom GPT designed to multiply your pin opportunities year-round.

Since Pinterest's algorithm heavily favors seasonal content, this custom GPT helps you take any existing blog post and instantly generate fresh, holiday-specific angles.

Simply input your blog post titles, select upcoming holidays or seasons, and receive 10-20 new pin angles that make your content relevant for Valentine's Day, Easter, Back-to-School, Halloween, Christmas, and every season in between.

This GPT thinks like a Pinterest power user, turning "Easy Dinner Recipes" into "Quick Valentine's Dinners for Two," and "Christmas Eve Family Meals" ideas, each with specific pin title suggestions, seasonal keywords, and design direction.

It understands Pinterest's seasonal search patterns and helps you create targeted content clusters that capture high-intent seasonal traffic without writing a new blog post. 

We know that Pinterest annotations are the specific subtopics and related concepts the platform expects to find within content for any given keyword.

This custom GPT analyzes your blog post against the official Pinterest annotations for your target keyword, identifying exactly which key elements you're missing and where to naturally incorporate them for maximum algorithmic alignment.

Turn good content into Pinterest-optimized content that the algorithm can't ignore.

Simply paste your blog post along with the Pinterest annotations for your main keyword, and this GPT performs a comprehensive gap analysis, highlighting which annotations you've covered well, which are missing entirely, and providing specific recommendations for where and how to weave in missing elements without disrupting your content flow.

It's like having a Pinterest SEO expert review every piece of content before you publish, ensuring you're hitting all the signals Pinterest uses to determine relevance and quality.

This GPT analyzes your pin designs alongside your target keywords to generate titles, descriptions, and alt text that get clicks and saves.

Upload your images, add your keywords, and get copy that hits all the Pinterest best practices: compelling titles, descriptions with natural keyword placement, clear calls-to-action, and proper alt text for accessibility and algorithm understanding.

Batch process an entire week of pin copy in under 5 minutes. No more staring at blank screens trying to write unique descriptions for similar pins.

The tool understands what makes people click on Pinterest – urgency, curiosity, benefit-driven language – and builds these elements into every description while keeping your keywords naturally integrated.

It's the fastest way to turn a folder of pin designs into publish-ready pins ready to be scheduled.