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Blog to pin converter
One blog post can feed Pinterest for months if you make several different pins for it. Enter the post title and two or three key points, and get pin ideas with a headline for the image, a pin title and a description for each.
How to use the blog to pin converter
- Paste your post title and the keyword it targets.
- Add two key points from the post.
- Make one pin design per idea and publish them a few days apart, all linking to the same post.
Why several pins per post
Pinterest prefers fresh images, and different people respond to different angles. A checklist pin, a "mistakes" pin and a before-and-after pin for the same post reach different searchers. Space them out over a few weeks rather than posting them all at once.
Turn the image text into a graphic with the pin template generator or the pin maker.
Questions
Can I paste the whole blog post?
Not needed. The title, keyword and two key points are enough to create good pin angles.
How many pins per post is too many?
There's no fixed number, but five to ten distinct designs over a few months is common. Avoid uploading identical copies.
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