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The Pinterest Goldmine: How to Get Leads & Sales on Autopilot with Meagan Williamson
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In this episode, Pinterest expert Meagan Williamson reveals how entrepreneurs can leverage Pinterest to drive consistent traffic, leads, and sales—without relying on ads or a large following. Learn the biggest Pinterest mistakes, SEO secrets, and the strategies that make Pinterest a powerful business growth tool.
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Megan Williamson
Usaa Pinterest is really becoming an active marketplace. So it wants products to be floating around its ecosyste so that Pinners can easily find your services, your products, and buy them without friction.
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Michelle Thames
Let's get straight into it, Megan. Why do so many business owners completely ignore Pinterest while they spend hours trying to crack this Instagram algorithm, which you know is like, boo boo.
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Megan Williamson
People don't realize that it is a search engine. It is a platform that has been designed to deliver up your services, your products, to build an audience that's different than what we would have on Instagram or even YouTube or other places.
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Michelle Thames
What are some mistakes or the number one mistake that you see most business owners make when it comes to Pinterest?
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Megan Williamson
No matter what it is, your people are there, but you have to think how they think. And I always call this, you solve what they are searching.
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Michelle Thames
And I know there are many people who may be listening to the podcast who have never used Pinterest before for their business. So what is the first thing that they should do today? Hello, everyone, and welcome back to the Social Media Decoded podcast, the number one podcast to help you understand social media better so that you grow your business, get more clients and monetize. And I'm super excited, y'all. You know, I have been bringing back my guest interviews and today's episode is going to be a game changer for you. I just want you to get out your notes and your pins already because we're diving into a platform that most entrepreneurs are completely sleeping on, friend, and that is Pinterest. So if you think Pinterest is just for DIY projects or wedding planning, think again, okay? This platform is a marketing gold mine that can bring inconsistent sales. Okay. Leads that you need into your business with zero dancing. You don't have to dance because we're not on TikTok. Sorry, TikTok. All right. I know you might love TikTok. And to break it all down, y'all, I have the Pinterest queen herself, Megan Williamson, in the building. And she's a Pinterest marketing expert and educator recognized by Pinterest. So you already know I don't bring just any experts on the social media coded podcast. I bring on the best of the best. And today, she is here to spill all the juicy secrets about how to turn your Pinterest into the best performing marketing channel friend, even if you have zero followers. So if you're ready to crack this Pinterest code and start bringing in freely, grab yourself again, a good cozy spot, because Megan is about to blow your mind. Megan, welcome. How are you?
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Megan Williamson
Thank you. I just want to bottle up that intro and, like, I'm going to play that for my husband. I'm going to pay that for.
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Michelle Thames
Play it, girl.
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Megan Williamson
Honestly, you summed it up so beautifully. It is such an opportunity. And thank you for having me. I'm so excited. I'm always, you know, it's really nice, such a breath of fresh air to be able to bring Pinterest to the people so that people can not that thing that we're just pinning birthday parties for, but that we're actually getting strategic for. And like you said, generating leads, getting people on our list, making sales while we're sleeping. Because ultimately, we all need a little more of that.
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Michelle Thames
We all need a little more of that. So let's get straight into it, Megan. Why do so many business owners completely ignore Pinterest while they spend hours trying to crack this Instagram algorithm, which we know is like, boo boo right right now.
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Megan Williamson
Oh, my gosh, it's horrifying. Listen, this is what I think is, if I have to be totally honest, I think that Pinterest is just something that is so misunderstood. And people just think, like, oh, that's where I just plan birthday parties and like, my, like, what I'm going to cook on Sunday or if I'm planning a trip and people don't realize that it is a search engine. It is a platform that has been designed to deliver up your services, your products, to build an audience that's different than what we would have on Instagram or even YouTube or other places. And I'm never, I'm not going to, like, talk badly about another platform. Different platforms have different things, but Pinterest is just this, like, elephant in the room that people don't even realize they could be using it because they're like, when you start asking people like, hey, are you on Pinterest? On a personal level, they're all like, oh yeah, 100%. Like, I planned my wedding there, or when I had a baby or I got a puppy or I'm moving, planning a new bedroom, I'm there. But they're not using it for their businesses. And I think it's just due to a lack of understanding. When it doesn't click right away, we give up.
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Michelle Thames
So if someone is posting content on Instagram and Tik Tok but not on Pinterest, can you tell us how much money are we leaving on the table? Because I'm sure that it's a lot.
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Megan Williamson
Oh yeah. If you're making 10,000, around the 10,000amonth mark from those other social media platforms, you could be making another easily, easily another 2 to 5,000 from Pinterest alone. If you have the content to support it, which is really what it comes down to. Are you creating short form video for another platform? TikTok, YouTube, Instagram Reels, you gotta be on Pinterest, you gotta be repurposing that content. If you are creating, you know, if you're on threads, we chatted that we met on threads. If you're on threads, if you do email marketing, anything like that, you could be repurposing all of that content to Pinterest and making more money. And a lot of it is passive. Right? We are not talking about posting today and making money today. We're talking about posting today and making money in six months, a year, two years. Like the sweetest kind of money, right? Where you're like, thank you previous self for doing that thing. And that's what I really love about that evergreen power that Pinterest has that we just don't see on Instagram or even Threads or other platforms that are very like in the moment.
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Michelle Thames
Oh, that makes total sense. And I think most people don't really realize that Pinterest is a search engine. It's not a social media platform. I heard you say that too. It works completely different now. Can you just break that down for us, how it works?
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Megan Williamson
Yeah. So you know, when we talk about platforms, we just say social media platforms. And from that perspective, yes, you could say Pinterest is in that sort of mixed bag of different platforms. But the thing is, is it's built more like Google. So the technology that drives what we would call the Pinterest algorithm is not what drives the algorithm on Instagram. Or even TikTok or these other platforms. So people are actively searching on Pinterest for ideas, products, solutions. And that's why it's so different, because you don't have to have any followers. You don't have to be like somebody who's been in business a long time. If you're optimizing for search and optimizing for discoverability, then Pinterest will deliver. Deliver you up to those clients, to those potential buyers, subscribers, if you are showing up and creating content that's, you know, meeting your customer where they are at. And so I feel like there's an element of control. Doesn't it kind of feel like when we're on other platforms, we don't have control what pops off? And sometimes it's like something personal, some little throwaway comment. Whereas, like Pinterest, I feel like because we can control our keywords, because we can show up to answer a question that they might have about the service you provide, the thing that you sell is you are meeting them with a particular intent. So there's search intent in an algorithm like Google, YouTube, TikTok to some degree, and Pinterest that you just don't see on Instagram or some of the other platforms. And I love that. Like, I'm a little bit of an introvert. I ghost. I just emailed my list and I said that I just launched. I was tired, my kids got sick. You know, the. I didn't have any energy to show up, but I didn't worry. Like, I was still getting email subscribers from Pinterest. People were finding me on Google. And so I have all these things in my own marketing. And that's what I really, what I teach. Right. But I'm not just somebody who teaches it. I live and breathe it myself and benefit from it. And that's what I think. For your audience, what they need to think about are they building out parts of their marketing of their social media that's working for them when they're not working. And that's the difference in the technology. Instagram only works for us when we're feeding the machine. Right. Or TikTok can die off to a certain degree if you're not feeding it new videos, you're not showing up and engaging. And I just don't have time for that anymore.
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Michelle Thames
Oh, we don't have time for that anymore. The kids, we have all the things, and then we have to show up and do all of that. Now you explain that. Amazing. And I know there are many people who may be listening to the podcast who have never used Pinterest before for their business. So what is the first thing that they should do today?
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Megan Williamson
Okay, so if you're going to hop onto Pinterest today, make sure you have a business account. We are business users, we are strategic. We want access to data. And to be able to have access to that data and ownership of what we're doing on that platform, we need to have a business account. And that unlocks, you know, rich analytics. We can claim our website, we can claim our Instagram account. So if you're very, if you've gone all in on Instagram, don't worry, you could be repurposing that content to Pinterest and doubling down on your audience and your income. And then of course, you want to think about what is your particular audience. So I'm sure there are people listening to this. Some of them might be service providers, so the client based work. Others might have products, digital products, physical products. No matter what it is, your people are there, but you have to think how they think. And I always call this in my program, we call it like you solve what they are searching. So no matter your audience, you're thinking like your people, not necessarily like you, like an expert. And so what we want to do is map our strategy onto how our audience is actively searching and discovering content on Pinterest. And part of that is Pinterest keywords, understanding what they're searching for, what words they're using to describe their own things that they're looking for. And that could be aspiration, inspiration, education, products. Pinterest is really becoming an active marketplace. So it wants products to be floating around its ecosystem so that Pinners can easily find your services, your products and buy them without friction. And this is what is going to be so big for the rest of the year. And moving into other, you know, even future years is thinking about, is your product or service easy to buy? Can I sign up for your email list quickly? How can I listen to your podcast? Easily. And so Pinterest is really trying to remove that friction from the customer experience.
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Michelle Thames
Oh, it sounds like I need to get back into Pinterest. Megan, you just gave like because the podcast, you come from there. Oh my goodness, it's so every podcast.
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Megan Williamson
Is an opportunity, Michelle, every YouTube video, I just got off a one to one call YouTuber who's been popping off, she's like, honestly, because when you, you might. We all have our default social media, right? Like what's yours? What's your default social media where you love showing Up, Michelle.
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Michelle Thames
Instagram. Instagram, right.
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Megan Williamson
Well, you know, sometimes that is just, you know, that's what we're used to. The thing is, is that we all have our places we like to be and that we find easy. And it's probably because it's just how you're built, right? It's intuitive, you're good at it, you've been rewarded in the past. And so what I always want to say to people is, it's not about something new. It's about reforma and adjusting and optimizing what you have from your podcast, from your blog content, from your YouTube channel, your TikTok channel. I have lots of people come to me and say, like, I'm doing really well on Tick Tock. How could I get more out of this? It's important for us as business owners to diversify how people discover us, right? So a lot of us are really good at these conversations one to one, right? Put you and me in a room, we're going to be good, but we have to think about how we discover new products, new services, or if I'm actively searching for something, how do I find it? I find it through search, technology or recommendation. Right. Someone tells me, oh, I love that. So you have to think about when you're growing your business, how can people discover me? How can I get more out of my content? And that's what Pinterest is so wonderful for. I'm done saying like, oh, you have to have a blog. You do not have to have a blog, but you do have to have content. And we can drive people to your podcast, to your YouTube channel, to your Instagram account or your TikTok account, wherever you might be, wherever you love hanging out. We can drive people there so that they can get to know you, love you, fall in love with you, subscribe all those things and gobble up all your products.
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Michelle Thames
And that's what we want them to do. So these are some great tips. I hope you all are taking notes. Okay? And make sure that you press that subscribe button so that you never miss an episode, because I'm bringing on amazing experts just like Megan to give us the real details. Now, here's what I want to talk about next. I want you to be completely real and honest with us. What are some mistakes or the number one mistake that you see most business owners make when it comes to Pinterest?
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Megan Williamson
They treat it like other social media platforms. So they just don't get it and they don't really want to give it the energy of having that Mindset shift. So I think the mindset shift, that it's different from the other platforms that you might already be hanging out on. So spending that extra few minutes understanding, refocusing. This is about your people, it's about your audience. It's not about, you know, this is where when I talked about understanding your keywords, understanding how your audience is searching, that's really, really important. You have to remember that people who are finding you on Pinterest, they have never heard of you before, most likely. So think about it. What would that first touch point look like? You have to remember that they don't know how amazing you are. They don't know how great your podcast is and how much they're going to learn. So we have to really simplify things, make it easy for tell them exactly what they're going to get. Listen to this podcast. Learn everything you need to know about Pinterest in 2025. Duh. Very clear, concise. The thing is, is that people on Pinterest search in very predictable ways. They're searching for tutorials, they're searching for inspiration, they're using those keywords and hand delivering it up to us. So a big mistake is that people are not adjusting what they're doing. They're writing the cutesy caption from Instagram, just popping it over. They're not optimizing for the platform. So Pinterest has particular. Like every platform has particular specs for video and for images. So what we really need to remember is that Pinterest wants to serve you up to the right person. We call this relevancy. So it's your job to make sure that your content is relevant. So kind of skip the cutesy stuff. Skip the fact that you think they might already know who you are. They don't. And that's really the. That other than being consistent, because I see people come and go. They bring sort of like, well, I tried it for a week and it didn't work out. No, this is a platform. Six months. You need to give it at least six months of consistent showing up. Remember, search engines are about understanding what your products are, what your services are, who you're helpful to, and then it will begin delivering you out in the feed. So that can take weeks, months. It could take a. You know, it's not going to happen overnight. And then what it starts to fix out is like, okay, who wants Michelle's content? Who needs Michelle's podcast? And then it starts delivering it out more and more and more. First we see impressions go up, then we See, saves, Saves tells us how healthy your content is and how valuable it is. Then we see conversions and website traffic. So a lot of business owners, they give up after a few weeks, right? Oh, I pin there once a day for three weeks and I didn't make any sales. No, this is the type of place you do something today and I make a sale for my efforts. Actually, I just ran a challenge. In the first two days of my challenge, I had 50 signups from Pinterest, but I haven't pinned that challenge since last year. So the thing is, is that people take action at a later date and that's really what you need to think about. They're saving today to make a purchase or investment in three to six months.
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Michelle Thames
Not a long term game. I'm. No, I'm sorry. It is a long term game. This is not a get rich quick scheme, guys. Okay? You're not at all post to Pinterest today and then tomorrow you're gonna blow up. What Megan is saying is we need to be patient, just like with the podcast, because it's not either. So just think about it like that. Okay? Think about it like that. Now here's the juicy part. Megan, let's talk about making money on Pinterest. Here's my question for you. Now, if you had to, hypothetically. Okay, hypothetically, if you've had to make $5,000 and 30 days on Pinterest, what would your strategy be?
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Megan Williamson
Oh, okay, so this would be my strategy. One, I would hopefully be selling digital products. Selling low tier digital products directly on Pinterest, huge opportunity. Especially if the product is under fifty dollars. Remember that anything over fifty, a hundred dollars, that's not really an impulsive buy anymore. And so what we'd want to do is make sure we're bringing into the places where we can convert higher ticket. If you're looking to get people to buy your coaching or if you're a high end fine artist or whatever it might be, if it's more expensive, you want to bring them to places that are more high touch, more personal, more conversation, sort of marketing. So if you have low tier digital products, I would be creating, well, 30 days, I'd be creating between 30 to 60 pins that lead directly to my digital product sales pages or product pages that really explain what it is, what it's going to get them. Okay, that's one, two. I would look at affiliate opportunities. Now Pinterest is a longer game, but there is a huge opportunity and affiliate marketing is actually supported on the platform. So I would begin Creating complimentary content that becomes like a, like what would I recommend? And literally every single industry has this tools of the trade, things that we use for people like you and I might be our favorite apps, it might be our favorite educators or digital tools like, you know, who do you learn this from? Who do you learn that from? You could become an affiliate for that program. Even myself. You could use something like Amazon Associates and you could recommend business books, gear, right? Like a good, a good mic, that type of thing. I would make content, video content, that is, I'm tagging the affiliate links right in the video. And if I had the capacity, I would also create some long format content either on YouTube or on my blog. That would be like longer format that I would create pins that drive people. And guess what? I would, even if I didn't make money in that 30 days, I would make money next year, the year after, the year after that. I once made $800 in a single day from a sale on Pinterest from something that took me 30 seconds, Michelle. And I did that. It was like a year later and I was like $800 affiliate sale. What was that? Oh, that was something I pinned a year ago because that's how it works, right? It has that long term longevity, sustainability. It's like the gift that keeps on giving. So I would focus on linking to digital products, bringing people into my email marketing. I convert email marketing. All roads lead to my email list. That's where I share the best goodies, the best tutorials, the best actionable tips, and then of course, when I'm launching something. So for me, I use Pinterest to build visibility and have new people find me. And then I want them to come onto my email list where I establish a relationship and launch and sell different products. So I would say that I would also be looking at lead generation. So I would be creating pins that are linked to my lead magnets and my freebies, my high value freebies, and bring people into my email funnel, which would also be converting, you know, maybe bring them in for something that's $7 a tripwire and then upselling them to something that's more expensive. And then that is how I would be making money quickly, using Pinterest.
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Michelle Thames
Well, everyone, I hope that you wrote all of that down because I have a mental note. But now I'm going to go back and listen to this and take my notes too, because I'm going to be using Pinterest. Okay, $800, that's really good. That also segues into something Else that I would love to learn. Like what is the wildest success story that you've ever. From one of your clients or someone. Yeah yourself. That they've gotten from.
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Megan Williamson
Oh gosh. So I worked with a one to one client last year and when we started working together they were sitting and they were doing well. Like this is a, this is a CL that they were sort of fumbling through, but they're in the wedding, a wedding business and they were doing well and they were sitting around 10 million views and they were making around $100,000 a month from Pinterest. Sounds good. After our strategy 30 days later. Well, technically they got back to me about at the 40 day mark after I helped them. And then of course they have to implement what I taught them. At the 45 day mark they were up to 23 million views and 360 $500,000 in sales directly from Pinterest. That is not assisted sales. So we didn't even, I didn't even touch like people who came into their world and made, you know, that they made money through an assisted conversion. Those were direct conversions from Pinterest and they were just like, oh my God, like we had no idea. We thought we were doing good. Like we thought we were not leap. Like they knew they could fine tune some things but they didn't realize just how much money they were leaving on the table. And they're in an industry where those people are actively literally saying serve me up like hair accessories, I want dress inspiration, I want flower inspiration. And it's like oh hello, we're here. And since then they've just like continued. Even if they've had any ups and downs with like sort of the more vanity metrics, the money that they're making from Pinterest along through direct conversions is just mind blowing. That's like one of the most successful stories of people who have just like, you know, even me, like I feel like I was so proud of them. Their, their team was so eager to really implement everything I shared with them. And then we've had other big wins like new e commerce store coaching folks who are coaches who are get get a client inquiry. I had a student who, she launched her coaching business. She started using Pinterest and nine months later booked a $10,000 one to one client who found her on Pinterest. Like that is, that is so sweet. Right? And then obviously E commerce people who get their first sales from Pinterest who might be newer so they weren't even around during the heyday of instagram so they are super excited. Where they've only ever had family, you know, buy their products or people that love them and bless that first sale that comes from a stranger from Pinterest. Again, amazing. And people. I've seen people blow up their email lists in my program. You know, when you start, everyone has a different baseline, so your goals might be different, More sales, start your email list, or even just having. I have people who are artists, so they commission their art and they get to try to get licensing or they want to be featured in a magazine. And we also have beautiful case studies and reviews from people who got picked up by, like, you know, Martha Stewart or a home decor magazine and get featured like that. For a small business owner, that exposure is phenomenal. And they got found on Pinterest.
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Michelle Thames
Wow. Just wow. I hope you all are taking notes because that was really good. And just goes to show you that you're going to put this hard work in now, okay? But it's like you're watering, like, you're planting the seeds and they're going to bloom later.
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Megan Williamson
The flowers are 100% later.
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Michelle Thames
Okay?
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Megan Williamson
That's dope for anyone that gardens, right? Like, I love gardening, but it is patient. It's so hard. You plant your seeds in April, May, you're taking care of everything. And I get to benefit from my garden into September, October. I'm always like, oh, I love this. It's. It's exactly just like that. And if anything, it actually just keeps getting better. And that's what I think when people really invest in Pinterest, Michelle, and they're sort of thinking about, okay, I have my content from Instagram, I have my TikTok strategy, my YouTube strategy. How can I bring that to Pinterest? It. It's about diversifying how people discover you and find you. And we all live in a really fragile time. Like, look what happened when TikTok went down or when the algorithm changes on Instagram, right? I. I just hate to think when someone puts all of their eggs in one basket. And even if you're having a lot of success with one platform, protect yourself. Protect yourself and have a second place. What, like, even me? What if my Instagram, or, pardon me, my Pinterest shut down, right? What would happen to my business? What would happen if my Instagram was gone tomorrow? Or my email list. I ran into an email list problem. You know, people always talk about, own your website, own email list. I had an email platform problem during my own launch. I did not worry. I had other ways to talk to my people and talk to my customers. You know, we corrected ship and we weren't worried because I've worked that into my system.
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Michelle Thames
This is just so good. I. We could go on and talk about Pinterest all day, you all, but wow, I hope you all have been taking notes. I keep saying that because this is so great. I think so many people are tired of these other platforms and Pinterest can be our other outlet. And so thank you for sharing all of that.
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Megan Williamson
You're so welcome.
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Michelle Thames
Because it's needed now. I want to talk about like a kind of rapid fire. Let's do it. Okay. Let's be messy for a second. If you had to choose Pinterest or Instagram.
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Megan Williamson
Oh, Pinterest for sure. It's my ride and die. It's my ride and die all the time.
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Michelle Thames
YouTube or TikTok?
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Megan Williamson
Oh, TikTok. But I want to say YouTube. I. I want to say YouTube.
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Michelle Thames
Cause YouTube is that long term too.
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Megan Williamson
Exactly, exactly. But listen, I haven't made a video since I was heavily pregnant and having problems breathing. That was my daughter's. Now three. Wow. I'm changing that. I'm changing that.
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Michelle Thames
Yes, we are, Megan. This has been such a game changing episode. But I don't even want to go. But we have to go. Y'all. Y'all know I like my short episodes. And to the point we can talk for.
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Megan Williamson
Yes. Hours of hanging.
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Michelle Thames
Leave them hanging. But before we go, can you just drop one last Pinterest tip that most people don't know that they need?
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Megan Williamson
Yeah, absolutely. So what you're going to do is you're going to take your short form video, you're going to strip that watermark, you're not going to go out and create content for Pinterest. You are going to look at what you already have. Take that podcast, take that, that TikTok, that reel that you've already created. And what you're going to do is you're going to take off the watermark, you're going to upload it to Pinterest, you're going to grab a cover that shows us what it's about. You're going to add some text overlay that tells us exactly what we're going to learn. We're also going to use that text in our pin title and then you're going to put it out into the world and you are going to let people find you. They are going to literally search for those terms and find you. That is my biggest tip. Just get going. Don't make it Perfect. It can be sloppy, it can be fast. It doesn't just make sure you're using your keywords and upload that video because I know you're creating it. I know you are. So just get more out of it. Right? Protect yourself.
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Michelle Thames
Protect yourself. That was good. Protect yourself. And do not keep creating content. We have all this content that we can repurpose, so let's do that.
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Megan Williamson
I know, right?
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Michelle Thames
Oh, this has been so good. Megan. Where can people connect with you and grab some free resources and tools and all the things that you have or whatever you have about dominating Pinterest, all the places.
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Megan Williamson
So my website, so M E a G A n Williamson W I L L I I a M s o n.com and then so I have a few different freebies that I can share the link with you. Michelle, the people can. I have some Pinterest prompts. I have a viral pin guide. So basically how to optimize your images and your video for Pinterest, Easy peasy. All free. Tons of teachings, even video tutorials in there. I'm a yapper, so you can find me on threads, you can find me on Instagram is more personal. You're going to see my dogs and my kids and a little bit of my life. And those are really the best places to find me. My email list, I'm. I'm a die hard like Evergreen Marketing, like you say. You made me choose between Instagram and Pinterest and just I always fall back because I ghost. You know, I go through periods where my kids are sick. So my email list is always where you're going to find me. Showing up in my as my best self.
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Michelle Thames
I love it. Now, y'all don't continue to miss out on the unpot, untapped potential that Pinterest has, okay? It has so much untapped potential. Take today's tips and apply them to your business today. Because she gave some tips that we can apply right now, some things that we can go and do. Okay? You all know I love to leave you all with actionable things that you can do and see results. Okay? So make sure that you do that. And if you love today's episode, go ahead and take a screenshot. Make sure you tag me on Instagram. Michelle lthames and at the Social Media Decoded pod. Okay? We want to reshare you. We want you to continue to listen to the Social Media Decoded podcast. So make sure that you also leave a rating and review so that we get found by more people. Megan, this was such a great episode. I'm so grateful that you came on today to share all these gems about Pinterest because, oh, my mind is just blown. I'm I'm ready to get started. I'm ready to revamp some. Let's do it.
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Megan Williamson
Well, thank you for having me. I so appreciate your amazing questions. And if anyone has questions, follow up. I love answering questions. So you guys know how to find me.
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Michelle Thames
Yes. We will leave all Megan's information down below in the show notes so you will have all the information. And thank you all so much for tuning into another episode of the Social Media Decoded podcast and I will talk to y'all in the next one. Peace.
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