Do you ever go through times when you have so many ideas you have to have a conversation with yourself about not acting on them all? Sigh - yeah for those of us with that bent - the struggle is real. I've been having all the fun with the hobo homesteading publication, Pinterest and the little pop up Printify shop. The Intentional Pin Tool makes creating pins that are actually pins to things people are looking for so fast to make. To actually seo a pin properly the old way - often called the Bubble Method - takes a bit of know-how and finesses - the tool does it in about a minute. All you do is add your url (or if it's new - copy and paste the content - even the product description) then paste in your board list and presto whamo up to 7 pin ideas with the image headline, title and description along with the best board to pin it to. By day 3 of a brand-new Pinterest account setup the way I share (just 7 boards) Pins are already getting views and likes. Normally, new accounts languish with no views on their pins forever unless they play the Pin Swap game which I actually think hurts your account more than helps it. And how frustrating is that to go look at your Pinterest account and think I did all that work, and no one is seeing my pins? That's what the Intentional Pin community exists to help with. I'll be making videos later today showing how the tool works and how I use it. In the meantime, if you think you'd like to leverage Pinterest to get traffic to your content (that you've already created) in a way that is quick, easy and effective... dm me and I'll hook you up. (And yes, you can use the images & shorts Substack makes as pins! You really just need to get the seo part right for them to be effective and that's what the tool will do for you) 🌷🍁🌺🔥🌺🍁🌷 Coming up this week... Tomorrow we will do the Q&A /SOCIAL HOUR at 1pm mtn - come join us for the hour or stop by for 5 minutes - it's very loose and not recorded. Bring your questions, share your wins or just chat about what's happening in your life.