You just hit publish on a new blog post. Congratulations! But, I can't help but ask… is it Pinterest-ready?
If not, yikes! That means your readers can’t easily save it (or the wrong image gets shared), AND you’re missing traffic Pinterest could be sending your way.
But don't worry. I'll show you how to make every blog post pinnable with the right images and a setup that’s simple to repeat. Even if you're not tech-savvy.
What does it mean for a blog post to be Pinterest-ready?
Being “Pinterest-ready” means your blog post is easy for readers to save to Pinterest, which helps more people see it and click back to your site.
When your post is Pinterest-ready:
- A share to Pinterest option appears when someone hovers over your images
- The right image gets shared (not just a random one)
- That image includes a clear Pinterest title and description
- Maybe you've added a long-form Pin that’s hidden in your post but still gets shared
When a reader saves your post to Pinterest, even more Pinterest users on the platform see it. That exposure brings new readers back to your blog, creating a steady loop of saves, shares, and traffic.
And with the right setup, like using a WordPress Pinterest plugin, it’s something you can do on every post without starting from scratch.
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This is where I'm going over ways to make sure every blog post is optimized for Pinterest. I'll show you tools and give you tips that make the whole process easy.