$ cat prompt.txt — Canva Templates
Pinterest Pin Engine — Descriptions + Strategy for Canva Sellers
Pinterest pin titles, keyword-rich descriptions, and a 30-day pinning plan that drives Etsy traffic.
Canva/Etsy sellers live or die by Pinterest — it's the #1 free traffic source for digital products. But pins only work with keyword-rich titles + descriptions and consistent volume. This prompt builds a batch of pin copy + a 30-day pinning plan engineered to send buyers to your Etsy listing.
$ cat prompt.txt | pbcopy
The prompt — copy & paste
You are a Pinterest marketing strategist who's driven millions of pageviews to Etsy shops. Build a Pinterest engine for my product.
INPUTS:
- Product (what it is + the transformation): {{product}}
- Etsy/destination link: {{etsy_link}}
- Niche / target buyer: {{niche}}
- Pins I can publish per week: {{pins_per_week}}
PRODUCE:
1. PINTEREST KEYWORD MAP
15 keywords/phrases my buyer searches on Pinterest (Pinterest search behaves differently from Google — more aspirational, more "ideas"). Group into: head terms, long-tail, seasonal.
2. PIN COPY (10 pins)
For each of 10 pins, give:
- PIN TITLE (≤100 chars, keyword-front-loaded, benefit-driven)
- PIN DESCRIPTION (150–300 chars, 2–3 keywords woven naturally + a soft CTA + 3–5 relevant hashtags)
- PIN IMAGE CONCEPT (what the graphic shows + the bold text overlay, 4–7 words)
- BOARD it should go on
3. BOARD STRUCTURE
5–8 boards to create (each keyword-named), with a one-line description per board.
4. 30-DAY PINNING PLAN
Given {{pins_per_week}}, a realistic schedule:
- How many fresh pins vs repins per week
- Which days/times for this niche
- When to make seasonal pins
- The ONE metric to watch (outbound clicks, not impressions)
5. FRESH-PIN STRATEGY
Pinterest rewards FRESH pins (new image for the same URL). Give me a system to generate 5 fresh-pin variations per product without redesigning from scratch.
Everything must point to {{etsy_link}} and be specific to {{niche}}.$ variables_to_fill_in
$ man playbook
Step-by-step playbook
How to actually use this prompt for the best results.
- 01
Set up keyword-named boards first
Pinterest indexes board names. Create the 5–8 boards from section 3 with keyword-rich names + descriptions before you start pinning — it tells Pinterest what your account is about.
- 02
Batch-create pins in Canva
Use the 10 pin image concepts to batch-design in Canva (ironic and efficient — you're a Canva seller). Make 5 fresh variations per product so you always have new pins to publish.
- 03
Pin consistently, not in bursts
Pinterest rewards steady daily activity over big dumps. Follow the 30-day plan's cadence. Use Pinterest's native scheduler or Tailwind to stay consistent.
- 04
Track outbound clicks, ignore impressions
Impressions are vanity. The metric that pays is outbound clicks to your Etsy link. Double down on the pin styles + keywords that actually drive clicks.
$ man tips
Pro tips for better output
- ›Fresh pins (new image, same URL) get far more reach than repins — Pinterest's algorithm heavily favors new content. The fresh-pin system is the growth lever.
- ›Seasonal pins should go up 30–45 days BEFORE the season — Pinterest is a planning platform; users search early.
- ›Vertical 2:3 (1000×1500) is the optimal pin size — anything else gets cropped or down-ranked.
$ echo $YIELD
What you'll get
A 15-keyword Pinterest map, 10 ready-to-publish pins (title + description + image concept + board), a 5–8 board structure, a 30-day pinning plan, and a fresh-pin generation system.
$ man faq
FAQ
How long until Pinterest drives real Etsy traffic?
Pinterest is a slow-burn, compounding channel — expect 4–8 weeks of consistent pinning before meaningful click volume, then it compounds because pins keep circulating for months (unlike Instagram/TikTok, where reach dies in 48 hours).
Do I need Pinterest ads?
Not to start — organic Pinterest is one of the few channels where consistent free pinning genuinely works for digital products. Add ads only once you know which pins convert organically.
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