As Pinterest changes, we keep hearing from bloggers that Pinterest doesn’t care about them. This also coincides with all the changes across digital marketing. More time keeping users on the platform. Is it that Pinterest doesn’t care about bloggers or more so that they are trying to remain relevant to the digital marketing environment and what Gen Z is looking for as the emerging digital generation?

We’ve been hearing from Pinterest over the last year that they want to lean into more eCommerce features. Here are the latest tools and resources you can utilize to sell more of your products via Pinterest

Pinterest marketing is an art, not a science. What works for one business might not work for another, which is why it’s so hard to figure out what’s the right way and what’s the wrong way to do Pinterest. It’s kind of like diet advice, there’s a lot of it and you’re not sure which works for you.

Content marketing can feel really laborious and intensive, especially for shop owners. But there are productivity hacks and tools to help you create content that not only serves your end buyer but also helps you to find new customers without spending too much time on creating. Ashley Alderson from the Boutique Hub joins us with some tips and tricks for making content creation easier for shop owners.

As the landscape for ads changes in the online world so drastically, business owners are wondering where to put their ad dollars next. Pinterest is a good choice but confusion can stop the future investor from putting their ad dollars behind Pinterest Ads. In this episode we break down where we think Pinterest Ads will go in 2022 and why you should diversify your ad dollars by investing in Pinterest Ads for your business.