johnson365
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- Nov 11, 2023
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After seeing some Pinterest journeys posted here, I thought of doing this one, but I will do it differently.
I have a website and a Pinterest account that I haven't touched in six years. (I tend to start online projects and then give up.)
The website was in a skincare niche and had only 11 articles posted.
I plan to revive the site and change it into a fashion blog (Fashion is one of the most popular topics on Pinterest).
My main strategy will be to find trending/hot fashion topics on Pinterest, write articles about them, and then make a lot of Pinterest pins.
Why Am I sharing this Journey here:
1 - When I was looking at Pinterest journeys posted here, I’ve noticed that a lot of you are not familiar with Pinterest. And given how it has become harder to get traffic from Google searches, most of you are looking for ways to get traffic from other channels. People on here doing the journeys are using the blackhat methods that will likely get the Pinterest account banned. I know this is a blackhat forum, but a lot of people want to build their Pinterest accounts in a way that won't get them banned. (Using a tool to mass-create a hundred pins and posting way too many pins a day, will likely get your account banned). I’ll be doing it differently, i.e. following the Pinterest guidelines.
2- I tend to abandon projects. Sharing my journey here will motivate me to keep going.
How I’m doing it Differently:
-I’ll create all the pins manually using Canva Pro.
-I’ll not post more than 5 of my own pins a day.
-I’ll be active on Pinterest repining other’s content
-After a time, when I have a lot of content published, I’ll start to use a scheduling tool for Pinterest.
What I’ve Done so Far:
-I've changed the design of the website,
-Deleted all the old articles except one
-Posted two new articles, two more articles are scheduled for today.
-Made 5 pins for each article I published (10 pins in total), posted two pins on Pinterest, and the rest is scheduled for 1 each day. .
Challenges I may Face:
-The biggest challenge is creating the articles. It’s taking way too much time. The articles are/will be listicles, and I have to add way too many images. The larger the list the more images I need to add.
When I succeed then I’ll just hire someone to do it for me.
-Another challenge is creating the pins. But now it’s not of much a challenge, I've already made five different templates, and I’ll just keep using the same templates for other pins to come.
-I also need to be active on the Pinterest platform at least every day, repining other people's pins, and looking for inspirations for my next blog post.
My Background:
I have experience with Pinterest. I had a successful website that was getting a lot of traffic from Pinterest (I sold the website). The Pinterest account had 3M views, I don't remember how many visitors I had, but I remember that I was making around 2K USD/month from Mediavine. That website relied only on Pinterest since the site was hit by Google's Medic Update. That was 5-6 years ago. Pinterest has since then gone through a lot of updates, but I believe that it still works the same way.
Five years ago I sold most of my website portfolio, I wanted to focus on school. Now that I’m almost done with school, I’m starting to build websites a gain.
My Plan:
I’ll be documenting everything I’m doing. I’ll try to post at least twice a week for updates.
If you are also trying to grow a Pinterest account, feel free to share your strategies and tips.
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Pinterest Analytics Right now:

I have a website and a Pinterest account that I haven't touched in six years. (I tend to start online projects and then give up.)
The website was in a skincare niche and had only 11 articles posted.
I plan to revive the site and change it into a fashion blog (Fashion is one of the most popular topics on Pinterest).
My main strategy will be to find trending/hot fashion topics on Pinterest, write articles about them, and then make a lot of Pinterest pins.
Why Am I sharing this Journey here:
1 - When I was looking at Pinterest journeys posted here, I’ve noticed that a lot of you are not familiar with Pinterest. And given how it has become harder to get traffic from Google searches, most of you are looking for ways to get traffic from other channels. People on here doing the journeys are using the blackhat methods that will likely get the Pinterest account banned. I know this is a blackhat forum, but a lot of people want to build their Pinterest accounts in a way that won't get them banned. (Using a tool to mass-create a hundred pins and posting way too many pins a day, will likely get your account banned). I’ll be doing it differently, i.e. following the Pinterest guidelines.
2- I tend to abandon projects. Sharing my journey here will motivate me to keep going.
How I’m doing it Differently:
-I’ll create all the pins manually using Canva Pro.
-I’ll not post more than 5 of my own pins a day.
-I’ll be active on Pinterest repining other’s content
-After a time, when I have a lot of content published, I’ll start to use a scheduling tool for Pinterest.
What I’ve Done so Far:
-I've changed the design of the website,
-Deleted all the old articles except one
-Posted two new articles, two more articles are scheduled for today.
-Made 5 pins for each article I published (10 pins in total), posted two pins on Pinterest, and the rest is scheduled for 1 each day. .
Challenges I may Face:
-The biggest challenge is creating the articles. It’s taking way too much time. The articles are/will be listicles, and I have to add way too many images. The larger the list the more images I need to add.
When I succeed then I’ll just hire someone to do it for me.
-Another challenge is creating the pins. But now it’s not of much a challenge, I've already made five different templates, and I’ll just keep using the same templates for other pins to come.
-I also need to be active on the Pinterest platform at least every day, repining other people's pins, and looking for inspirations for my next blog post.
My Background:
I have experience with Pinterest. I had a successful website that was getting a lot of traffic from Pinterest (I sold the website). The Pinterest account had 3M views, I don't remember how many visitors I had, but I remember that I was making around 2K USD/month from Mediavine. That website relied only on Pinterest since the site was hit by Google's Medic Update. That was 5-6 years ago. Pinterest has since then gone through a lot of updates, but I believe that it still works the same way.
Five years ago I sold most of my website portfolio, I wanted to focus on school. Now that I’m almost done with school, I’m starting to build websites a gain.
My Plan:
I’ll be documenting everything I’m doing. I’ll try to post at least twice a week for updates.
If you are also trying to grow a Pinterest account, feel free to share your strategies and tips.
Google Analytics Right Now:

Pinterest Analytics Right now:
