A free Pinterest marketing plan from your website

Your Pinterest strategy, read from your own pages

A Pinterest marketing strategy comes down to three choices: what to pin, where, and how often. The plan makes all three from your website. We read up to 40 of your pages, one a second, and follow your robots.txt.

Your pages become boards, named after the topics you already write about. Each board gets the Pinterest keywords people search and save that match those pages, with the demand we measure from the saves of the pins ranking for them.

Then the calendar: 30 days, and for each pin its page, its keyword and the board it goes on, so you always know what to pin next.

Ready pins, made from your pictures and words

Every pin in the plan is made from one of your pages: its own photo, a title from its own words, a description, and a link back to that page. Think of it as a pin generator that starts from your site instead of a blank canvas.

The pins are drawn in the designs of our Pin Designer, in your brand kit’s colours, or in colours taken from your own pictures. A pin never shows a number your page does not say.

You go through them one at a time. Keep a pin, change it in the Pin Designer, or drop it and the next keyword takes its day.

A safe pace for your Pinterest account

A steady pace keeps an account safe, so the plan never rushes it. Tell us whether your Pinterest account is new (under 3 months) or older, and the plan sets how many pins go out a day.

Released at a safe pace: a new account 1 pin a day for 14 days, then 2, never above 3; an established one 2 to 3 a day, never above 5.

If Pinterest ever flags your account or blocks your site, one button slows everything to 1 pin a day.

Your pins go to Pinterest through its own bulk upload

We never sign in to your Pinterest and never post for you. With the Pin plan pack, you download the week’s file: a CSV with the title, picture link, board, description, link and publish date of every pin you kept.

Then Pinterest itself publishes each pin at its own time. Its steps, on a computer, in a business account:

1. On a computer, open Pinterest and log in to your business account.
2. Open the menu at the top right (the arrow beside your profile picture) and click Settings.
3. Click Import content, then Upload .csv, and choose the file you downloaded.
4. Pinterest makes each pin and publishes it on its date. Missing boards are created for you.

One pin, or a month of them

Need a single pin today? Our free Pinterest pin maker designs one from a photo of yours in your browser, with no account. The plan is the pin creator for a whole month: it picks the pages, the keywords and the days for you.

Open the free pin maker →