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Pinterest marketing podcast: Your path to compounding evergreen visibility. The Pintastic® Pinterest Podcast is your go-to Pinterest marketing podcast for building sustainable, search-driven visibility. Hosted by strategist Laura Rike, this show helps entrepreneurs turn Pinterest into a discoverability engine, grow email lists, increase sales, and amplify authority without over-reliance on social media. Tune in for strategies, system insights, and behind-the-scenes stories that show you how to make Pinterest your most powerful marketing strategy asset.
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- 3 days ago19 min
Pinterest Stopped Showing Your Best Ad to Everyone | Laura Rike
Pinterest just told us in plain words that they stopped showing your best ad to everyone. A white paper from their own ads team describes a system that picks a different version of your ad for each person who sees it and quietly docks any version that hogs the screen. Laura Rike walks through what it grades, why your tall pin now starts with a handicap, and what to hand Pinterest instead. Key Takeaways:Pinterest Picks a Version Per Person: The old model gave everyone the same winning pin. Now the system reads who's walking in, what they searched, and what device they're on, then picks the version most likely to land.Tall Pins Start With a Handicap: A tall pin shoves three others off the screen, and Pinterest now counts what those three lost. Tall can still win, it just has to earn the space.The System Wants Choices: Three to five images, two to three titles, both layouts if your offer fits both. And they have to be genuinely different. Same photo with a new font is the same pin.Five to Seven Beats Forty: Gains flatten after the first handful, so 40 versions on day one is mostly paying for storage. Pinterest says AI image generators are the reason this system exists.This Paper Covers Ads Only: Organic runs on a different system. Laura flags her organic read as a guess: 2:3 as home base, several genuinely different pins per page, main thing big and obvious. Mentioned: Ep 59: Design Pins Pinterest Can Read—The host of The Pintastic® Podcast is Laura Rike, a Pinterest strategist with 15+ years of marketing experience who helps proven businesses add Pinterest as a strategic acquisition channel. She specializes in diversification from platform dependency and social media burnout, turning Pinterest into the channel that scales without the daily content hamster wheel.→ Ready to explore which pathway is right for you? Schedule a PinChat with Laura at laurarike.com/pinchat// Hire a Pinterest Agency // Pinterest Organic Management (laurarike.com/pinterest-management-services) - Fully done-for-you organic Pinterest strategy and execution Pinterest Ads Management (laurarike.com/promoted-pin-services) - Fully managed paid traffic campaigns through Promoted Pins// Learn Pinterest Marketing // 📌 Pinterest Blog https://blog.laurarike.com 📌 Pinterest Podcast https://laurarike.com/pintastic-pinterest-podcast🫶 My fav Pinterest tools, resources, and more: Pinterest Growth Strategy App: https://app.pinhacking.com Pinterest Scheduler: https://laurarike.com/tailwind Laura's list of resources: https://laurarike.com/resources/DISCLAIMER: Links included in this description might be affiliate links. If you purchase a product or service with the links that I provide, I may receive a small commission. There is no additional charge to you!
- 2 weeks ago28 min
Pinterest Holiday Pins: Fix the Page Before You Make New Ones | Laura Rike
Everybody asks when to publish a holiday pin. Almost nobody asks where it lands. Your best pin from last December is still ranking and still getting saved, and it may point at a page arguing for a year that already ended. Laura covers the half of holiday Pinterest nobody talks about. Key Takeaways:Your Landing Page Is Part of What Pinterest Reads: Two papers from Pinterest's engineers list link-based text alongside pin titles, board names, and engaged searches. Update the page, update the pin's file.Sort by Outbound Clicks: Impressions tell you a pin got shown. An outbound click tells you somebody wanted what was behind it enough to leave Pinterest. Sort last season by that number.Update the Page You Have: For a gift guide or seasonal roundup, keep the old URL. It holds the rankings and saved pins, and a new URL starts at zero on both. If someone searching next November would still be happy to land there, it's evergreen wearing a year by accident.Leave the URL, the Pin, and the Board Alone: Rewrite the slug for the new year and every pin pointing there aims at a 404. An old year in a URL is ugly and harmless. A broken URL is neither.Order of Operations: Take last season's top seven to ten by outbound clicks and group by destination. They'll collapse into three to five pages. Fix the title, meta description, the year in the body copy, and dead products. Then stop.Mentioned: Ep 68: The 28-Day Rule Ep 58: Pinterest Boards —The host of The Pintastic® Podcast is Laura Rike, a Pinterest strategist with 15+ years of marketing experience who helps proven businesses add Pinterest as a strategic acquisition channel. She specializes in diversification from platform dependency and social media burnout, turning Pinterest into the channel that scales without the daily content hamster wheel.Laura offers multiple pathways to work with her:→ Pinterest Growth Strategy App (https://app.pinhacking.com) - A Pinterest marketing app for creators and agencies. Generate algorithm-tuned pins, uncover hidden keywords, and plan months of content in minutes.→ Pinterest Strategy Shop (https://shop.laurarike.com) - Laura’s workshops, templates and guides to help beginners to advanced users in many areas of Pinterest marketing.→ Pin Hacking Academy (laurarike.com/academy) - A 4-month live cohort program to learn and implement Pinterest strategy yourself with coaching and community support→ Pinterest Organic Management (laurarike.com/pinterest-management-services) - Fully done-for-you organic Pinterest strategy and execution→ Pinterest Ads Management (laurarike.com/promoted-pin-services) - Fully managed paid traffic campaigns through Promoted PinsReady to explore which pathway is right for you?Schedule a PinChat with Laura at laurarike.com/pinchat👉 Lets connect on social:Facebook: https://facebook.com/laurarikePinterest: https://pinterest.com/laurarikeInstagram: https://instagram.com/laurarikeLinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/laurarike/TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@laurarikeSome of Laura’s fav Pinterest tools, resources and more:Spy on your competition with Pin Inspector: https://laurarike.com/inspectorTasty Pins: https://shareasale.com/r.cfm?b=1109264&u=875121&m=69860&urllink=&afftrack=Pinterest Scheduler: https://laurarike.com/tailwindGrow your lead li
- 3 weeks ago22 min
Pinterest's 28-Day Rule: Why Old Pins Stop Working | Laura Rike
You have a pin that used to bring 40,000 monthly views. Now it brings 400. You didn't break anything. Old pins with years of engagement kept outranking newer, more relevant ones, so Pinterest built a system called Pin Equalizer to fix it. Laura Rike breaks down the 28-day audition every new pin now gets, and why your 2022 winner isn't coming back on its own. Key Takeaways:Your New Pin Gets an Automatic Audition: Pinterest built separate indexes for fresh content and guaranteed fresh candidates enter ranking every time. No fixed percentage of slots is reserved, so making the stage still comes down to ranking.The Model Stopped Reading the Scoreboard: During training, Pinterest randomly hides a pin's engagement history from the model. It has to guess from the image, text, relevance, and intent, so your design and copy carry more weight than they did three years ago.Relevance Gates Your Head Start: Fresh pins get a confidence bonus, and on search it gets multiplied by the relevance score. A clever title multiplies your head start by a small number. Say the thing the person typed.28 Days Is the Whole Window: A pin graduates when it earns enough positive engagement inside 28 days, and pins that burn through the budget get retired. Nothing in the paper describes a way back in, so repinning an old winner does nothing.The Fix Is a Fresh Pin for That URL: Recreate what worked rather than recycling the pin. Your account's track record seeds Pinterest's guess before the new pin earns a single impression.Mentioned: Ep 67: Why Pinterest Rates Most Pins a 3 Out of 5Rock Stars (organic Pinterest course): https://laurarike.com/rockstars —The host of The Pintastic® Podcast is Laura Rike, a Pinterest strategist with 15+ years of marketing experience who helps proven businesses add Pinterest as a strategic acquisition channel. She specializes in diversification from platform dependency and social media burnout, turning Pinterest into the channel that scales without the daily content hamster wheel.Laura offers multiple pathways to work with her:→ Pinterest Growth Strategy App (https://app.pinhacking.com) - A Pinterest marketing app for creators and agencies. Generate algorithm-tuned pins, uncover hidden keywords, and plan months of content in minutes.→ Pinterest Strategy Shop (https://shop.laurarike.com) - Laura’s workshops, templates and guides to help beginners to advanced users in many areas of Pinterest marketing.→ Pin Hacking Academy (laurarike.com/academy) - A 4-month live cohort program to learn and implement Pinterest strategy yourself with coaching and community support→ Pinterest Organic Management (laurarike.com/pinterest-management-services) - Fully done-for-you organic Pinterest strategy and execution→ Pinterest Ads Management (laurarike.com/promoted-pin-services) - Fully managed paid traffic campaigns through Promoted PinsReady to explore which pathway is right for you?Schedule a PinChat with Laura at laurarike.com/pinchat👉 Lets connect on social:Facebook: https://facebook.com/laurarikePinterest: https://pinterest.com/laurarikeInstagram: https://instagram.com/laurarikeLinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/laurarike/TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@laurarikeSome of Laura’s fav Pinterest tools, resources and more:Spy on your competition with Pin Inspector: https://laurarike.com/inspectorTasty Pins: https://shareasale.com/r.cfm?b=1109264&u=875121&m=69860&urllink=&afftrack=<
- 4 weeks ago22 min
Why Pinterest Rates Most Pins a 3 Out of 5 | Laura Rike
Pinterest's search engineers published a paper with one line worth reading twice: what people click and save doesn't always tell them whether the result was relevant. Laura breaks down the grading system built because of it, why most pins sit at a 3, and four fixes. Then she hands you a red pen. Key Takeaways:Engagement Isn't Relevance: People save a hundred things for a hundred reasons. Pinterest's own paper says that doesn't tell them whether your pin answered the search.Your Board Names Get Read: The boards a pin sits on, yours and other people's, are part of how it's graded. A pin on "Weeknight Dinners" arrives with an answer attached. One on "Later" brings none.First Searches Stick: The searches a pin earns early clicks from follow it forward, so traction from the wrong one sticks.Most Pins Sit at a 3: The scale runs 1 to 5, and the middle means "sort of about it." Every extra thing a pin covers drags it there, so one pin aimed at one search wins.Relevance, Intent, and Outcome: Keywords alone stopped being enough. Ask your image whether it proves your title, the searcher's intent, and the outcome they came for. "Freezer meals for new parents" over a stock kitchen photo is a 3. Over labeled containers in a freezer, a 5.Mentioned:Ep 45: Pin Design 2026: Your Pins Don't Need to Be Beautiful. They Need to Be Clear Ep 59: How to Design Pins Pinterest Can Actually Read Rock Stars organic course DM Laura the word "audit" on Instagram: https://instagram.com/laurarikeRock Stars (organic Pinterest course): https://laurarike.com/rockstars —The host of The Pintastic® Podcast is Laura Rike, a Pinterest strategist with 15+ years of marketing experience who helps proven businesses add Pinterest as a strategic acquisition channel. She specializes in diversification from platform dependency and social media burnout, turning Pinterest into the channel that scales without the daily content hamster wheel.Laura offers multiple pathways to work with her:→ Pinterest Growth Strategy App (https://app.pinhacking.com) - A Pinterest marketing app for creators and agencies. Generate algorithm-tuned pins, uncover hidden keywords, and plan months of content in minutes.→ Pinterest Strategy Shop (https://shop.laurarike.com) - Laura’s workshops, templates and guides to help beginners to advanced users in many areas of Pinterest marketing.→ Pin Hacking Academy (laurarike.com/academy) - A 4-month live cohort program to learn and implement Pinterest strategy yourself with coaching and community support→ Pinterest Organic Management (laurarike.com/pinterest-management-services) - Fully done-for-you organic Pinterest strategy and execution→ Pinterest Ads Management (laurarike.com/promoted-pin-services) - Fully managed paid traffic campaigns through Promoted PinsReady to explore which pathway is right for you?Schedule a PinChat with Laura at laurarike.com/pinchat👉 Lets connect on social:Facebook: https://facebook.com/laurarikePinterest: https://pinterest.com/laurarikeInstagram: https://instagram.com/laurarikeLinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/laurarike/TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@laurarikeSome of Laura’s fav Pinterest tools, resources and more:Spy on your competition with Pin Inspector: https
- Sep 3, 202621 min
Pinterest Pin Types Explained: When to Use Each One | Laura Rike
Note: This episode is a previously recorded training session from Laura's archives, re-shared here while she's out. Laura returns with brand new episodes on September 10. In this episode of The Pintastic® Podcast, Laura Rike breaks down every pin type and when to reach for each one. She covers what happened to idea pins, the scheduler setting working against you, and how one piece of content becomes several pins across several formats. Key Takeaways:Idea Pins Moved to Ads Only: Pinterest pulled idea pins as an organic format. If your scheduler offers a "simplified pin" checkbox, uncheck it. That's the old idea pin format, and Pinterest classifies it differently than a standard pin.Standard Image Pins Carry Your Click-Throughs: Users are conditioned to see a standard pin and tap through. Reach for these when you want traffic heading to leads and sales.Video Pins Win on Visibility: Moving pins, audio waveforms, slideshows, and faceless videos all count. The click-through button moves by device, so pair video with standard pins.Yes, You Can Pin the Same Content More Than Once: One podcast episode becomes a static pin for the blog post, a video pin from a clip, and a moving pin with the audio. Each cycles to multiple relevant boards.Match the Pin Type to the Funnel Stage: Awareness content works with video and standard pins together. Consideration content does better with standard pins that send people straight to the signup.Sizes and Other Formats: Stick with the 2:3 vertical ratio, roughly 1000 x 1500 pixels. Rich pins sync live details from your site like pricing and cook time. Product pins pull from a connected Shopify catalog.—The host of The Pintastic® Podcast is Laura Rike, a Pinterest strategist with 15+ years of marketing experience who helps proven businesses add Pinterest as a strategic acquisition channel. She specializes in diversification from platform dependency and social media burnout, turning Pinterest into the channel that scales without the daily content hamster wheel.Laura offers multiple pathways to work with her:→ Pinterest Growth Strategy App (https://app.pinhacking.com) - A Pinterest marketing app for creators and agencies. Generate algorithm-tuned pins, uncover hidden keywords, and plan months of content in minutes.→ Pinterest Strategy Shop (https://shop.laurarike.com) - Laura’s workshops, templates and guides to help beginners to advanced users in many areas of Pinterest marketing.→ Pin Hacking Academy (laurarike.com/academy) - A 4-month live cohort program to learn and implement Pinterest strategy yourself with coaching and community support→ Pinterest Organic Management (laurarike.com/pinterest-management-services) - Fully done-for-you organic Pinterest strategy and execution→ Pinterest Ads Management (laurarike.com/promoted-pin-services) - Fully managed paid traffic campaigns through Promoted PinsReady to explore which pathway is right for you?Schedule a PinChat with Laura at laurarike.com/pinchat👉 Lets connect on social:Facebook: https://facebook.com/laurarikePinterest: https://pinterest.com/laurarikeInstagram: https://instagram.com/laurarikeLinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/laurarike/TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@laurarikeSome of Laura’s fav Pinterest tools, resources and more:Spy on your competition with Pin Inspector: https://lau
- Aug 27, 202615 min
How to Write Pinterest Pin Titles That Rank | Laura Rike
Note: This episode is a previously recorded training session from Laura's archives, re-shared here while she's out this week. In this episode of The Pintastic® Podcast, Laura Rike walks through what belongs in your pin title, what belongs on the pin image, and how the two work together. Your title tells Pinterest how to rank you and tells a human whether to stop scrolling, and most people write for only one of them. Here are her five rules for clear, optimized pin titles. Key Takeaways:Include Keywords, and Stop There: One to two keywords, used once in the title and once in the description. Keyword stuffing behaves the same way it does on a blog, and repeating a phrase over and over keeps your content from ranking higher.The First 30 Characters Carry the Weight: Titles run up to 100 characters, with about 40 as a working minimum. Pinterest displays roughly the first 30 in search, so lead with the part that has to land and keep it from getting cut off mid-thought.Give Each Pin Its Own Words: When your image text, title, and description all say the same thing, your content competes with itself. Write something unique for each pin. Pinterest reads the text on your graphic too, so those words count.Skip the Salesy Words: Tailwind has reported that including "click" in a title can limit your reach, though Pinterest hasn't confirmed it directly. Reach for emotion instead. Numbers and lists work well, like "5 things you should never do if..."Write Title Case for Humans, Keywords for Pinterest: Title case makes your pins look structured and draws the eye. Keywords tell Pinterest how to classify you. Both get served in one line of text.—The host of The Pintastic® Podcast is Laura Rike, a Pinterest strategist with 15+ years of marketing experience who helps proven businesses add Pinterest as a strategic acquisition channel. She specializes in diversification from platform dependency and social media burnout, turning Pinterest into the channel that scales without the daily content hamster wheel.Laura offers multiple pathways to work with her:→ Pinterest Growth Strategy App (https://app.pinhacking.com) - A Pinterest marketing app for creators and agencies. Generate algorithm-tuned pins, uncover hidden keywords, and plan months of content in minutes.→ Pinterest Strategy Shop (https://shop.laurarike.com) - Laura’s workshops, templates and guides to help beginners to advanced users in many areas of Pinterest marketing.→ Pin Hacking Academy (laurarike.com/academy) - A 4-month live cohort program to learn and implement Pinterest strategy yourself with coaching and community support→ Pinterest Organic Management (laurarike.com/pinterest-management-services) - Fully done-for-you organic Pinterest strategy and execution→ Pinterest Ads Management (laurarike.com/promoted-pin-services) - Fully managed paid traffic campaigns through Promoted PinsReady to explore which pathway is right for you?Schedule a PinChat with Laura at laurarike.com/pinchat👉 Lets connect on social:Facebook: https://facebook.com/laurarikePinterest: https://pinterest.com/laurarikeInstagram: https://instagram.com/laurarikeLinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/laurarike/TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@laurarikeSome of Laura’s fav Pinterest tools, resources and more:Spy on your competition with Pin Inspector: https://laurarike.com/inspectorTasty Pins: https://shareasale.com/r.cfm?b=1109264&u=875121&m=69860&urllink=&afftrack=Pinterest Scheduler: https://laurarike.com/tailwindGrow your lead list: https://laurarike.
- Aug 20, 202616 min
How to Sell Digital Products on Pinterest | Laura Rike
In this solo episode of The Pintastic® Podcast, Laura Rike takes on the sentence she hears from digital product owners every week: "Pinterest doesn't really work for what I sell, it's not visual enough." Then she opens the account and finds a pin that's a picture of a laptop. The core idea: your pin got named after the product while your buyer is out there typing the problem. You'll walk away knowing how to turn one digital product into five doorways into your business. Key Takeaways:A PDF Can Rank as Well as a Sofa: Pinterest is a search engine that happens to have pictures on it. The sofa wins because someone typed "small sectional for an apartment living room" and the sofa was the answer. The real question is whether your product is problem searchable.Your Buyer Types the Problem: People wake up wanting to stop running out of money before payday. That sentence is the search, so put it in the pin title, the description, and the text on the image.Four Places the Words Have to Match: Pin title, pin description, board name, and the text sitting on your graphic. Pinterest reads that last one, so a gorgeous font that says "The Content Vault" spends your best real estate saying nothing.Show the After: The pantry that's finally sorted. The Sunday morning where nothing is on fire. The card with a zero balance. Your product is the vehicle, and the vacation is what people save.One Product, Five Doorways: Write down five real problems your product solves in your buyer's words. Give each one its own destination, a blog post, a podcast episode, a landing page. Five places to rank instead of one.—The host of The Pintastic® Podcast is Laura Rike, a Pinterest strategist with 15+ years of marketing experience who helps proven businesses add Pinterest as a strategic acquisition channel. She specializes in diversification from platform dependency and social media burnout, turning Pinterest into the channel that scales without the daily content hamster wheel.Laura offers multiple pathways to work with her:→ Pinterest Growth Strategy App (https://app.pinhacking.com) - A Pinterest marketing app for creators and agencies. Generate algorithm-tuned pins, uncover hidden keywords, and plan months of content in minutes.→ Pinterest Strategy Shop (https://shop.laurarike.com) - Laura’s workshops, templates and guides to help beginners to advanced users in many areas of Pinterest marketing.→ Pin Hacking Academy (laurarike.com/academy) - A 4-month live cohort program to learn and implement Pinterest strategy yourself with coaching and community support→ Pinterest Organic Management (laurarike.com/pinterest-management-services) - Fully done-for-you organic Pinterest strategy and execution→ Pinterest Ads Management (laurarike.com/promoted-pin-services) - Fully managed paid traffic campaigns through Promoted PinsReady to explore which pathway is right for you?Schedule a PinChat with Laura at laurarike.com/pinchat👉 Lets connect on social:Facebook: https://facebook.com/laurarikePinterest: https://pinterest.com/laurarikeInstagram: https://instagram.com/laurarikeLinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/laurarike/TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@laurarikeSome of Laura’s fav Pinterest tools, resources and more:Spy on your competition with Pin Inspector: https://laurarike.com/inspectorTasty Pins: https://shareasale.com/r.cfm?b=1109264&u=875121&m=69860&urllink=&afftrack=Pinterest Scheduler: https://laurarike.com/tailwindGrow your lead list: https://laurarike.com/emailLaura’s list of resources: <a hre
- Aug 13, 202622 min
How to Use Pinterest Trends to Find Your Publish Date | Laura Rike
In this solo episode of The Pintastic® Podcast, Laura Rike opens up a free tool sitting inside your Pinterest account that tells you almost to the week when your customers start thinking about the thing you sell. Most people have never clicked it. The core idea: your customer starts searching weeks before they start spending, and Pinterest hands you that gap on a chart. You'll walk away with a three-minute exercise you can run on any product, launch, or season.Key Takeaways:Two Calendars, Six to Eight Weeks Apart: We market on the calendar of the event. Pinterest runs on the calendar of planning. That's a timing problem, and timing you can fix with a calendar instead of a rebrand.Search Trends vs. Shopping Trends: Search trends show people thinking about your category. Shopping trends show who moved to pricing and buying. Publish on the first line, convert on the second.Moments Shows You the Shape: Pinterest's new Moments feature pulls seasonal and cultural events together and shows how interest builds, peaks, and cools. Don't stop at the peak. The cool-off still converts, especially for ads.The Peak Is the Least Useful Number: What you want is where the line leaves the floor, that first lift when it stops being flat. That's the week your customer started planning, and that's your publish date.Run the Walk Back: Name one revenue event, find where its line leaves the floor, then back up two more weeks for buffer. That's your publish date. For launches, give yourself 8 to 12 weeks of runway minimum.—The host of The Pintastic® Podcast is Laura Rike, a Pinterest strategist with 15+ years of marketing experience who helps proven businesses add Pinterest as a strategic acquisition channel. She specializes in diversification from platform dependency and social media burnout, turning Pinterest into the channel that scales without the daily content hamster wheel.Laura offers multiple pathways to work with her:→ Pinterest Growth Strategy App (https://app.pinhacking.com) - A Pinterest marketing app for creators and agencies. Generate algorithm-tuned pins, uncover hidden keywords, and plan months of content in minutes.→ Pinterest Strategy Shop (https://shop.laurarike.com) - Laura's workshops, templates and guides to help beginners to advanced users in many areas of Pinterest marketing.→ Pin Hacking Academy (laurarike.com/academy) - A 4-month live cohort program to learn and implement Pinterest strategy yourself with coaching and community support→ Pinterest Organic Management (laurarike.com/pinterest-management-services) - Fully done-for-you organic Pinterest strategy and execution→ Pinterest Ads Management (laurarike.com/promoted-pin-services) - Fully managed paid traffic campaigns through Promoted PinsReady to explore which pathway is right for you?Schedule a PinChat with Laura at laurarike.com/pinchat👉 Lets connect on social:Facebook: https://facebook.com/laurarikePinterest: https://pinterest.com/laurarikeInstagram: https://instagram.com/laurarikeLinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/laurarike/TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@laurarikeSome of Laura's fav Pinterest tools, resources and more:Spy on your competition with Pin Inspector: https://laurarike.com/inspectorTasty Pins: https://shareasale.com/r.cfm?b=1109264&u=875121&m=69860&urllink=&afftrack=Pinterest Scheduler: https://laurarike.com/tailwindGrow your lead list: https://laurarike.com/emailLaura's list of resources: https://laurarike.com/resources/Grow social followers passively: https://laurarike.com/milotree#pinterestforbusiness #pinterestmarketing #pintereststrategyDISCLAIMER: Links included in this description might be affiliate links. If you purchase a product or service with the links that I provide I may receive a small commission. There is no additional charge to you!
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Pinterest marketing podcast: Your path to compounding evergreen visibility. The Pintastic® Pinterest Podcast is your go-to Pinterest marketing podcast for building sustainable, search-driven visibility. Hosted by strategist Laura Rike, this show helps entrepreneurs turn Pinterest into a discoverability engine, grow email lists, increase sales, and amplify authority without over-reliance on social media. Tune in for strategies, system insights, and behind-the-scenes stories that show you how to make Pinterest your most powerful marketing strategy asset.
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