Trying to grow your Substack but not sure how to actually get more eyes on your writing?

You’re not alone.

One of the biggest challenges with Substack (or any long-form content platform) isn’t creating the content it’s getting people to find it. In this episode, I’m breaking down how to use Pinterest as a traffic source to grow your Substack without needing to post more on Instagram or constantly create new content.

Pinterest works as a search engine, meaning your content can show up for people who are already looking for what you’re writing about. When you pair that with Substack, you create a simple system where Pinterest brings in new readers and Substack keeps them connected to your content.

In This Episode:

Why Pinterest + Substack is a powerful combination for growth
What your Pinterest pins should actually say (keywords vs aesthetic)
Where to link your pins for the best results
A simple weekly workflow to stay consistent without burnout

You don’t need to be on every platform you need one platform that brings people in (Pinterest) and one that keeps them in your world (Substack).

If Pinterest is on your list for 2026 and you want clarity on where to start, explore my Pinterest Strategy Call, Done-With-You Pinterest Support, or Done-For-You Pinterest Management below:

→ Book a Pinterest Strategy Call

→ Done-With-You Pinterest Support

→ Done-For-You Pinterest Support

→ Free Guide: How to Turn Pinterest Into a Money-Making Machine

→ Follow me on Instagram

→ Q4 Pinterest Checklist Freebie