Thursday July 10th, 2025
Episode #4
This week’s episode is your no-fluff guide to finally turning all that Pinterest reach into real clicks that grow your business.
✨ Why you’re seeing high impressions but no clicks
✨ Simple design tweaks that make your Pins stand out (and get clicked!)
✨ The 3-Second Pin Test to gut-check your Pins
✨ A real PBC Q&A on why people save but don’t click (and how to fix it!)
✨ My favorite takeaway tip: test 3 headlines for every Pin
📊 Poll of the Week: What do you struggle with most when it comes to Pin headlines? Vote here on Spotify or DM me @bodymindmoodfit or @thesimplesitelab — no judgment!
💬 Join the Pinterest Business Community! If you’re not in yet, sign up today and tag me when you do — I love seeing you there.
Next week, we’re talking about how to track what’s working so you can Pin smarter, not harder.
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Until then — keep pinning with purpose. ❤️
As Promised ↴
CTAs you can use:
Save this for later – Classic and effective, especially for tutorials or checklists.
Click to read the full post – Great for blog content or educational pins.
Try this idea – Works well for recipes, DIYs, workouts, or outfit inspo.
Tap for details – Perfect for product breakdowns.
Grab the free guide – If you’re offering a freebie or lead magnet.
Pin now, come back later – Helpful for seasonal or time-sensitive content.
Watch how it’s done – Encourages views on video.
Shop the look – Ideal for merchants, fashion, or product-based pins.
Join the challenge – Fun and inviting for fitness, mindset, or biz niches.
Learn the steps – Clear and action-focused for tutorials or how-tos.
The 3 Second Pin Test
When you finish a Pin design, look at it on your phone and ask:
👉 In 3 seconds, can I tell exactly what this Pin is about?👉 Do I know what I’ll get if I click?👉 Is the text easy to read — even when I’m squinting at it small?
If not — tweak it until the answer’s yes. Your audience scrolls fast — you get 3 seconds to win them over.
Pin & Plan Tip of the Week:
📌 Create One Pin, Test Three Headlines
Next time you make a Pin, don’t stop at one title. Write 3 different headlines for the same idea, and Pin them all.
You’ll see which one actually gets the clicks — and it’s often not the one you think! Pinterest rewards fresh variations, so this is SEO-friendly, too.