Pinterest Skool is absolutely on fire right now – we just added 691 new members in January alone (total over 1,300+ active Skool group owners, creators, pinners, business owners, and traffic-seekers). The energy is electric, the wins are rolling in daily, and the community is growing fast. I am looking for a handful of Featured Experts to share their knowledge weekly and help even more people succeed in their small business. 🔥What I am looking for: - You’re an expert in something valuable to our members (Skool group growth, Social media strategies, AI tools, keyword research, content creation, business growth, mindset, automation, etc.) - You’re willing to post once per week – a short, actionable tip post, checklist, quick tutorial, or useful insight on your topic 🔥What you get as a Featured Expert: - Weekly exposure to 1,300+ active Pinterest Skool members (your post pinned at the top of the feed every week) - Your business listed in our Small Business Hub - You can mention & link your own Skool, offer, course, service, or affiliate product inside your featured post – direct promotion to an engaged audience - Recognition in the community + your name listed in the “Experts” section - The satisfaction of helping others grow while building your own authority and traffic ⭐This is a ground-floor opportunity in a thriving, fast-growing community. If you’re passionate about sharing value and want consistent visibility without extra work outside your weekly post, this is perfect. If interested, reply here with: 1. Your main area of expertise 2. One quick example of a tip you’d share 3. Head over to Pinterest Skool and join for FREE 4. Look for this application POST - Call for Featured Experts Who’s ready to share their knowledge? 👇 (Spots limited – first come, first considered!) 🚀

I need your help! I am doing some research to help serve Skool group owners better. In the comments post your niche! Short answers only! ‼️PLEASE NO LINKS!‼️ If you are not 100% sure what your niche is, we are talking about that today over in Pinterest Skool! ⭐Why Nailing Your Niche is SO Key to Growth

If you’ve ever thought, “I should probably be on Pinterest,” and then immediately felt overwhelmed by the visuals, the time commitment, or the sheer number of pins already out there, this episode is for you. In this conversation, I’m joined by @Tim Adam , founder of Pinterest Skool, who has built a business around helping creators use Pinterest strategically, without treating it like another full-time social channel. Together, we unpack what makes Pinterest different (and why that difference matters for course creators), how to think about pins when you don’t have an “obviously visual” business, and what it actually takes to build consistent traffic that doesn’t disappear 24 hours later. This isn’t a “post more” pep talk. It’s a practical look at how Pinterest works as a search engine, and how online educators can use it to funnel the right people into their ecosystem. In This Episode, You’ll Hear About - Why Pinterest behaves more like a search engine than a traditional social media platform—and how that changes your strategy - The real role of keywords on Pinterest (and why it’s the piece most people skip) - Whether you “missed the boat” if you weren’t an early adopter, and what the data suggests now - What course creators can pin when their business doesn’t feel visual - The difference between creating fresh pins vs. constantly needing fresh links - How Pinterest boards support discoverability and help Pinterest understand what your content is about - What a realistic timeline can look like for traffic, and what to watch for so you know you’re on the right track - How to think about using Pinterest within a larger funnel (especially when your paid offer is higher-ticket) - A quick but important note on affiliate links and disclosures on Pinterest About Tim Adam Tim Adam is the founder of Pinterest Skool and has been using Pinterest since its earliest days. He began as a full-time Etsy seller, then started teaching other creators how to grow visibility and traffic through Pinterest. He’s known for practical, clear teaching and for helping people build momentum without relying on followers or daily content performance.

Hey y’all 💛 Some people in my community were needing fresh ideas to get content rolling again, so we went back to the basics and kept it really simple. Hope this helps someone here also. Works for any biz. Content doesn’t have to be fancy. It can just be you living life. 3, 5, or 7 second clips are perfect, especially with a good caption. Here are a few easy ideas using things you’re probably already doing anyway: 1️⃣ COOKING DINNER / CLEANING THE KITCHEN Video idea (5–7 seconds):Stirring a pot, loading the dishwasher, wiping counters, setting dinner plates. Overlay ideas (choose ONE): - “Building this while dinner cooks.” - “Real life. Real income. No extra hours.” - “This fits between meals and messes.” Caption (copy + paste): Real life didn’t slow down…I just stopped waiting for “more time.” I’m building [your business / niche] in the middle of everyday life—not after the kids are grown not when the house is quiet not when everything is perfect. If you’re juggling life and still want something of your own, comment READY and I’ll show you how this fits real days like this. 2️⃣ LAUNDRY / TIDYING / RESETTING THE HOUSE Video idea (3–5 seconds):Folding towels, switching laundry, quick room reset, morning pickup. Overlay ideas (choose ONE): - “This is when I work.” - “No fancy schedule required.” - “Quiet work > loud hustle.” Caption (copy + paste): This is what building [your business / niche] actually looks like for me. No boss breathing down my neck. No 8-hour grind. No pretending life isn’t happening. Just small pockets of time, used intentionally. If you want something flexible that works with real life, drop READY and I’ll send you the details. 3️⃣ DRIVING / WALKING / CAR LINE / PORCH MOMENT Video idea (5–7 seconds):Driving clip, steering wheel, school pickup line, walking outside, porch view. Overlay ideas (choose ONE): - “Same life. Different income.” - “I didn’t add more. I redirected.” - “This changed how I use my time.”

One of the most important things I've learned since becoming an online entrepreneur is that the most important thing you can do to grow your business is to build relationships. Many of us (myself included) have rushed to promote our groups and services that we care so deeply about. And it only makes sense - we are excited about what we are doing! Today, I'd like to invite you to take a step back and introduce yourself to the group by answering the following questions: 1. Who are you personally? 2. Who are you professionally? 3. What is something you love doing outside of work? 4. What is something surprising about you? As you open up and make more connections, you will find that not only are people more interested in what you do, but they will also be more interested in helping you make connections with other people they know! 😉 After you introduce yourself, please scroll through the other introductions and add a comment to someone you have something in common with or would like to know more about. 😊 Please add your introduction in the comments below! ⬇️