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Pinterest marketing podcast: Your path to engineered, evergreen visibility. The Pintastic® Pinterest Podcast is your go-to Pinterest marketing podcast for building sustainable, search-driven visibility.
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Pinterest's 28-Day Rule: Why Old Pins Stop Working | Laura Rike (opens the original)
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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
Why Pinterest Rates Most Pins a 3 Out of 5 | Laura Rike (opens the original)
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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
Pinterest Pin Types Explained: When to Use Each One | Laura Rike (opens the original)
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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
How to Write Pinterest Pin Titles That Rank | Laura Rike (opens the original)
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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
How to Sell Digital Products on Pinterest | Laura Rike (opens the original)
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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
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