Are you pinning in a “bad” Pinterest niche? In this episode, Carly and I talk about how to decide if your selected niche is holding you back and what you can do about it. We’ll go through questions you can ask yourself so you can find out if you need to make a change and implement a new strategy or if you need a fresh start.

We also tackle the complex world of Pinterest’s “account score” and what it means for your engagement. Is it always better to target multiple niches, or should you hone in on a single focus? Carly and I explore both perspectives, sprinkled with humor, like our chat about how my dad uses Pinterest!

We take a closer look at the viability of non-visual niches and the importance of unique, fresh content. Whether you’re considering a pivot or starting fresh with a new account, we’ve got tips to help you decide the best course for your Pinterest strategy.

Tune in and ask yourself the questions we discussed to see if you are pinning in a “bad” niche!

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Visit this episode’s show notes for more resources: https://www.pintalkpodcast.com/post/s1e4-in-a-“bad”-pinterest-niche-this-is-for-you

In this episode of "Pin Talk," Carly and I explore how to identify good and bad niches on Pinterest. We talk about content strategies and the impact of Pinterest’s evolving guidelines. I caution listeners about the platform's growing partnership with Amazon, enabling in-app shopping, which could impact niche viability. Carly shares insights on Pinterest's shift towards shopping content and how creators with strong accounts can adapt by diversifying their content to maintain traction.

We stress the importance of continuous research, staying informed on trends, and understanding user intent. Carly highlights Pinterest’s history of change and the necessity for creators to adapt while reassuring that success is still achievable. Whether you're contemplating your niche or strategy, we’ve got you covered with practical advice and future episodes planned to tackle these concerns.

Tune in as we explore the pros and cons of different content formats, the challenges of broad versus niche-specific strategies, and the nuanced impact of Pinterest's algorithm changes.


Show notes: https://www.pintalkpodcast.com/s1e3-“good”-and-“bad”-pinterest-niches-and-determining-which-yours-is

Episode Resources:

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S1E2 - The Pinterest and A.I Episode - https://www.pintalkpodcast.com/episodes/s1e2-the-pinterest-and-ai-episode

Hey everyone, it's Tony and Carly here, and we're excited to bring you another episode of Pin Talk! In this episode, we dive deep into the evolving landscape of Pinterest, focusing on the challenges and opportunities brought by AI-generated content. We’ll share our personal thoughts and opinions on AI and where we stand on the issue. We also touch on websites being demoted due to broken links and user bounce rates – something we've both faced firsthand.

We’ll unpack the potential benefits and pitfalls of AI-generated content, debating whether it enhances or detracts from user engagement and content quality. Carly voices her skepticism about fully adopting AI, stressing ethical concerns and long-term effectiveness, while Tony views leveraging AI creatively as a way to stay competitive. We tackle the ethical and legal issues surrounding AI, including ongoing legal battles and the potential for plagiarism.

We'll also discuss the importance of adaptability. Whether you're pro-AI, anti-AI, or somewhere in between, there's something in this episode for you. Join us as we navigate this complex topic with our usual blend of insight and humor, aiming to help you stay ahead of the curve. Thanks for tuning in, and let's dive into another exciting episode of Pin Talk!


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Visit this episode’s show notes for more resources: https://www.pintalkpodcast.com/post/s1e2-the-pinterest-and-ai-episode