Here’s how I scheduled out two weeks worth of Pinterest posts all before finishing my morning tea. Yes, I use ChatGPT. Let’s check out the process.
The first thing I did was choose one blog post that I wanted to create multiple pins for. I wanted to test out different pins to see which ones were working for various reasons, such as the right colors, fonts, and images.
I used ChatGPT to read my blog post by adding the URL to the site. It generated the text from the page, which I copied.
Next, I told ChatGPT that I wanted to create pins that would engage my website visitors and generate leads for my business. The biggest question on people’s minds when visiting my website was how to effectively engage their own website visitors and generate leads. ChatGPT suggested using a quiz, which was perfect because the blog post I chose was about creating quizzes.
I asked ChatGPT to create 10 different pins related to this big question. Each pin had a headline, description, and hashtags.
I then copied the pins from ChatGPT into my Canva templates. I had pre-designed templates that I simply added the headline to.
After creating all the pins, I scheduled them directly to my Pinterest account from Canva.
To schedule a pin, I copied the description and clicked on share, choosing Pinterest. I changed the format, used the blog title as the pin title, added the image, pasted the description, and added the link to the blog in the destination website field.
I scheduled the pins at different times over the next two weeks.
This strategy is great for driving traffic to blogs and existing content. It’s important to capture email addresses and use quizzes to collect zero party data for better segmentation and targeted offerings.
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