I schedule all my pins using Tailwind but don’t stop reading if you don’t use Tailwind, my strategy works with manual pinning too! I typically do it while I’m eating breakfast. I discovered that what I CAN commit to is 10 minutes a day to schedule that same day’s pins. And an inconsistent Pinterest strategy is almost worse than no strategy at all! Scheduling pins just never made it very high on my priority list, so what ended up happening was that a whole week would go by and I never got a chance to pin a thing. I’m juggling a lot of stuff on a daily basis and finding 60-90 minutes to work on a single task is nearly impossible. So scheduling all of those was taking me well over an hour.
I used to try to sit down once a week and schedule all the following week’s pins. You’ll know it’s working for you when the process doesn’t feel like a huge chore but you’re still getting great results. You should see your followers start to grow daily and your views go up dramatically. That should definitely be enough time to see if it’s working for you.
If you give my strategy a try, try it for a minimum of 60 days.
All I can do is share the strategies that work for me.Ībove are my personal stats, but Tailwind (the Pinterest scheduler I use, but which isn’t a requirement for this strategy to work) also publishes the Typical Results of Tailwind for Pinterest Members every year, so you can see exactly what the average growth rate looks like for their members. My sincere hope and belief is that this simple Pinterest strategy can work for you too, but I’m not going to sit here and promise you explosive results.
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