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The Pinterest Blog for CEOs and Creators
This is where Pinterest strategy meets real life. You'll find practical tips for growing on Pinterest, making the most of your long-form content, and building a marketing strategy that doesn't require you to be online 24/7. Plus an honest look at what it actually feels like to build a business around a full, busy, beautiful life.
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What Every Amazon Influencer Should Know About Creating Content on Pinterest in 2026
Pinterest just made Amazon affiliate marketing easier with a new Storefront integration. Here's what's changed for 2026 and why Pinterest remains one of the best platforms for creators growing their brand.
How to Create a Pinterest Sales Funnel That Generates Passive Sales
A solid sales funnel doesn't need you managing it every day. Here's how to build a Pinterest funnel that starts with a pin that leads to a blog post or product page that keeps generating sales long after you hit publish.
What Moving to a "Slower" State Taught Me About Marketing
After nine years of hustling in Seattle, the move to Boise was a big shift that led to a slow living lifestyle. It also changed the way I think about marketing and how I run my business. Here's what a slower pace of life showed me about building a business (and a Pinterest strategy) that feels sustainable and longer lasting.
5 Things I Wish I Knew About Marketing My Business While I Was Still Teaching
I was teaching part-time, parenting a toddler, and trying to grow a business at the same time. Looking back, here are 5 things I wish I knew about marketing, including why I wish I had gotten started on Pinterest sooner.
Why Pinterest Is the Best Marketing Platform for Stay-at-Home Moms Working From Home
If you're a stay-at-home mom building a business, you don't need a platform that demands you be online all day. Pinterest rewards consistency over constant presence which means the pins you batch after bedtime keep working for your business long after you've closed the laptop.

