A woman with dark hair, wearing a denim shirt, sitting at a desk with a closed MacBook in front of her, smiling and resting her chin on her hands.
A cozy interior with a blue brick wall, a large mirror with an orange frame, yellow tufted sofas, a clothing rack with hanging clothes, and a window letting in natural light.

The last thing you need is one more thing to figure out on your own

Ask me how I know

We're all trying to figure so much out on our own. Whether it’s how to grow our business, get our kids to try a new vegetable, or get work done with our kids at home.

A laptop on a wooden table in a cozy cafe with large windows. Outside, there are outdoor seating and hanging plants with purple flowers. Inside, there's a glass of coffee, a notebook with a pen, and a patterned cushion on a red chair. The laptop screen displays a Pinterest page with travel photos.

And Pinterest is absolutely included on that list

THAT'S WHY I'M HERE TO HANDLE IT FOR YOU

You need someone who learns your business, builds a strategy around your specific goals, creates content that actually gets found, and checks in every month so you always know what's working and why. And that’s me.

Together we’ll use Pinterest to grow your audience, your email list, and drive traffic to your website, even on the days you never log on to social media.

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Hi, I’m sarah — your new (Pinterest) person

I help scaling founders grow their visibility on Pinterest with a sustainable marketing strategy so they can make more money without the burnout.

You already know what you're offering works. Your audience is out there every single day, searching for exactly what you provide. The only thing standing between you and the growth you know is possible is more visibility.

A sustainable marketing strategy solves that by making sure the content you've already created keeps getting found and turning into sales long after you hit publish.

My scenic route to Pinterest

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Four women standing together on a windy cliffside overlooking the ocean and sandy beach, wearing jackets and hoodies amidst foggy weather.

📍 Sarah at Sonoma (State)

I started out at Sonoma State on the fast track to becoming a teacher, only to end up with a degree in Human Development and a plan to go into ministry.

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Smiling woman in a classroom with a blackboard sign that reads "Welcome to Mrs. Latorre's Classroom," and educational posters in the background.
Smiling woman in a classroom with a blackboard sign that reads "Welcome to Mrs. Latorre's Classroom," and educational posters in the background.

📍 Sarah in Seattle

Another pivot landed me in Seattle, where I created my own hashtag #sarahinseattle to add to all my IG posts (in the good ol’ days of Instagram).

In Seattle, I earned a Master’s in Special Education, started my career as a teacher, got married, had my two babies, and left teaching to grow my Virtual Assistant business full-time.

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A family of four, including two children and two adults, standing in a colorful flower field with a cloudy sky in the background.
A family of four, including two children and two adults, standing in a colorful flower field with a cloudy sky in the background.

📍 Sarah in Idaho

Leaving teaching to focus on my business and motherhood led us to move out of state for a slower-paced life. Around this time, I also started shifting my focus to supporting clients with Pinterest.

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GUILTY PLEASURE

Chronically adding things to my Amazon cart even though I know I’ll never end up purchasing them

YOU CAN FIND ME

Resetting the house on Sundays like it's a personality trait

CURRENTLY READING

Too many books at once… Crescent City book one, a cozy mystery audiobook, and not-so-patiently waiting for ACOTAR 6

WHEN IT’S NAP TIME, I GRAB…

A cherry cola olipop and my to-do list

CURRENTLY WATCHING…

Big Brother 28 & Ted Lasso

I WISH EVERY DAY STARTED WITH…

A solo walk, time to journal, and an uninterrupted shower

A flower stand at an outdoor market with orange and yellow flowers, including sunflowers, and handwritten price signs in Portuguese. In the background, a park with trees, benches, and people walking.
A winding mountain road with double yellow lines, surrounded by trees with mostly autumn foliage, leading up to a hillside covered in trees, under a partly cloudy blue sky.

I choose to take the scenic route because there’s space to breathe, take in your surroundings, and travel at your own pace while making memories along the way. 

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A group of young people enjoying a meal outdoors at a picnic table overlooking the ocean, with the beach and sky in the background.
The interior of a car with two women looking at a map and a phone, with desert landscape visible through the windshield.

And that’s why road trips are my favorite way to travel

There's something about taking the slow way, where you actually see the views, have the conversations, and get the quality time you'd miss if you just flew straight to the destination.

That's how I think about marketing, too, especially something like Pinterest. It's not a quick flight to instant results. It's the scenic route: slower, but you actually get to enjoy the ride and build something sustainable and long-term.

If this is your vibe, then you’re going to love the newsletter.

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Don’t just take it from me…

  • A smiling woman in a light blue dress sitting at a wooden desk in a bright room with white curtains and a large mirror.

    "Working with you has allowed me to think bigger and dream bigger!"

    “I feel like I've been able to breathe again! I have had more energy to move the needle forward in my business rather than getting stuck on the small, everyday tasks. Working with you has allowed me to think bigger and dream bigger!”

    -Katie, Katie Creative Company

  • A young woman with dark hair sitting on the floor in front of a blank white wall, smiling and posing with one leg extended and the other leg bent.

    "She has a brain that just gets it when it comes to business solutions.”

    “I LOVED working with Sarah. She has a brain that just gets it when it comes to business solutions. Whenever I had a question or a task that I wanted to accomplish, she'd immediately have an answer and an action plan to make it happen.”

    -Jessie, First Rodeo Creative

  • Woman sitting in car seat smiling, holding a drink, wearing a pink jacket and black pants.

    "She has a thoughtful and intentional approach to her work and the way she communicates."

    “I feel like Sarah's personality and skills really balance me out. As a Business Owner who is ADHD + Manifesting Generator, I can count on her calm presence and attention to detail to really hone me in.”

    -Ashley, founder of Work Wife Mastermind

  • A young woman with brown hair, glasses, and a white blouse sitting on a wooden bench near a window with white shutters, smiling at the camera. In the foreground, a vase of white daisies and a cutting board with sliced bread and breadsticks are on a wooden table.

    "I trusted her completely, and that kind of support made such a difference in this season of business and motherhood."

    “She’s reliable, communicates clearly, and delivers excellent work without needing constant direction. Beyond that, she’s calm, kind, and easy to work with, which makes such a difference when you’re juggling a lot.”

    -Sidnee, The Pinner’s Circle

If you've made it this far, I have a feeling you want the slow, intentional Pinterest experience, too.

All that’s left to do is figure out the best way I can support you.

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