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With Pinterest, Technology Isn’t the Most Interesting Part. The Book Is.
After eight years of working with Pinterest, I’ve learned that the best marketing assets are already tucked inside the book—the tender moments, fascinating research, and very reason it was written. Those are the things that create lasting pathways between good books and the people searching for them. The technology isn’t the most interesting part. The book is.
Your Book Deserves More Than a Launch Date
Discover how the Pin Lit Collective helps authors give their books a lasting home and reach readers beyond launch day—without managing a Pinterest account.
What Happens When Your Book Joins the Pin Lit Collective?
What if your book could be discovered on Pinterest without another account to manage? See how the Pin Lit Collective supports new releases and backlist books.
What If Your Book Had a Place on Pinterest?
Your book still has places to go. See how the Pin Lit Collective helps new releases and backlist books find readers on Pinterest, without another account to manage.
The Verified Merchant Program: More Than a Blue Checkmark
This article explores how the Pinterest Verified Merchant Program reflects the importance of credibility, thoughtful website design, and a positive customer experience. Learn how building trust helps your audience feel confident —on Pinterest and beyond.
Your Catalog Is Bigger Than You Think
Think like a library, not a single book. Discover how Pinterest catalogs help authors, educators, and creators organize and promote books, resources, services, and lead magnets that make their expertise easier to find.
Why Aren't You on Pinterest?
The Pinterest Perspectives Series: First up: a conversation with Pinterest marketing specialist Cathy Heflin about storefronts, search, and why more creators should consider establishing a presence on Pinterest.
Putting the Deep Green into Evergreen: Organic Marketing on Pinterest
Learn how to create an organic Pinterest strategy that turns one idea into multiple, searchable pins. This post shows authors, educators, and book creators how to build evergreen content that grows over time and reaches the right audience when they need it most.
From Pins to Purchase: What Really Happens
Learn how Pinterest works as a visual search engine for authors. Discover how pins drive traffic, build visibility, and support book sales over time.