You've already done the hard part. Pinterest isn't just a social platform. It's a visual search engine, and it can keep sending the right people to what you already made.
On most platforms, the thing you spent hours making has done its work within about a day, and then it's gone. So you make something new. You post again. The cycle keeps asking for more, and almost none of it builds on what came before.
People arrive on Pinterest looking for something: a recipe, a lesson plan, a room they want to copy, a product they haven't found yet. That changes everything about how your content behaves there. A pin doesn't expire the way a post does. It sits where people are already searching.
Pins get surfaced by what people type in. Which means the words on and around your pin matter more than what time of day you posted.
Blog posts, products, freebies, listings, lessons. The things already on your site are what gets pinned. You don't have to start making something new.
Pinterest is slow and cumulative rather than fast and disposable. That's why I'd rather you give it a few months than judge it in week two.
So, is this you?
Being honest about fit saves us both a call.
I'd rather tell you up front than three weeks in. Pinterest works best when there's already something on your site worth sending people to.
Not quite there yet? That's genuinely fine, so keep building. Message me anyway and I'll tell you what I'd focus on first.
A few templates I've designed. Every set is built for the brand it belongs to, so yours wouldn't look like these.
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Here's what it costs.
All of it, on the page, before you ever speak to me.
She took the time to understand my business before we even met, created beautiful Pinterest mockups that felt aligned with my brand, and asked insightful questions that brought me greater clarity about my entire marketing strategy.
Kandace is incredibly organized, professional, and helpful. Working together was a total breeze. She made it so easy to understand how to prepare my content.
Four ways to work together, depending on whether you want Pinterest set up, cleaned up, looked at, or handled.
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$99 one time
Best if you already have an account and want to know what's working before you spend anything else.
$629 one time
Best if your account has been sitting a while, or was set up in a hurry, and needs a proper pass.
$699 one time
Best if you're starting from nothing, or close to it, and want the whole thing built properly the first time.
$529 per month
Best if you'd rather it was simply handled. No minimum commitment, though I'd suggest three or four months, because Pinterest builds on itself.
All prices are starting prices. Every service is customized to your business and what it needs. Packages that include scheduling run through Tailwind. You'd set up and own that subscription yourself, so your scheduling never depends on me.
I came to Pinterest marketing the long way round. I ran my own product-based business, and before that I spent years in corporate work whose whole job was figuring out what people respond to and then building the thing that says it. I like the research part. I like the design part. And I like handing an account back in better shape than I found it.
So how do we start?
Three steps, and the first one is a conversation.
A short call to hear about your business, what you've already got on your site, and what you'd want Pinterest to do for you. I need to understand it before I can price it.
I'll send back a written proposal: which package fits, what's included, and what it costs. If nothing fits yet, I'll tell you that instead of selling you something.
Contract signed and invoice paid, I get into the account and start with keyword research. You'll always know what I'm working on.
A website with something on it worth sending people to: products, blog posts, digital products or listings. The fit list further up the page is the honest version. If you're close to it, message me and we'll talk.
Longer than social media, and that's the point. Pinterest is a search engine, so pins keep getting found over time instead of peaking in a day and disappearing. I'd give monthly management three or four months before deciding, and I won't promise you a number.
Yes, for any package that includes scheduling. You set it up on your own plan and you own it, so your scheduling doesn't depend on me being around.
Yes. Every set is designed for your brand, your colours, your fonts, your feel, rather than pulled from a template pack. It's the part I enjoy most.
No. There's no minimum commitment and you can stop whenever it stops making sense. I recommend three or four months because Pinterest builds slowly, but that's a recommendation, not a contract.
Tell me what you're working on and what you'd like Pinterest to do for it. If booking a call feels like a lot right now, email or message me instead. Starting there is completely fine.
I usually reply within one business day.
Book the call and we'll work out whether this is a fit. Worst case, you leave with a straight answer about whether Pinterest is worth your time right now.