Pinterest Strategy Workshop

Stop Letting Pinterest Sit in the “Someday” Pile

At least once a week, someone tells me:

“I keep forgetting about Pinterest.”

And every time I hear it, I want to lovingly grab them by the shoulders and say:

Please stop putting Pinterest in the “someday” pile.

Because while most social media content disappears in hours, Pinterest content can continue working for months and even years.

Unlike traditional social media platforms, Pinterest isn’t just about getting attention today. It’s about creating content that continues helping people discover your work long after you publish it.

Whether you’re sharing artwork, products, blog posts, videos, workshops, tutorials, or educational content, Pinterest can become one of the most powerful long-term marketing tools available to creative business owners.

That’s exactly why I created this workshop.

Most marketing platforms demand constant attention.

Post today.
Create something new tomorrow.
Start over next week.

Pinterest works differently.

It acts more like a visual search engine, helping people find your content when they’re actively looking for ideas, inspiration, products, and solutions.

I recently spent time intentionally testing Pinterest strategies on my own account.

In just 45 days, my Pinterest views increased by more than 200,000 views.

No gimmicks.

No dancing.

No trying to go viral.

Just a handful of simple strategies applied consistently.

And now I’m going to show you exactly what I’ve been doing.

Join Me Behind the Scenes

This live Zoom workshop is designed to be practical, straightforward, and easy to implement.

I’ll share my screen and walk you through my actual Pinterest account so you can see what’s working in real time.

No vague advice.

No complicated marketing jargon.

Just a clear look at how Pinterest can fit into your business.

During This Workshop You’ll Learn:

• What I’m pinning right now
• How often I’m pinning
• What types of content perform best
• How I repurpose blog posts, videos, products, artwork, and existing content
• The mistakes I see creatives making over and over
• What I would do if I were starting from scratch today
• How to create a Pinterest workflow that feels manageable
• How Pinterest fits into a larger marketing strategy

“But What Would I Even Pin?”

More than you think.

One of the biggest misconceptions about Pinterest is that you need a constant stream of new content.

The truth is that most business owners are already creating plenty of content that can be repurposed.

If you’ve been creating content for your business, chances are you already have a Pinterest strategy waiting to happen.

Designed for Busy Business Owners

One of the reasons people avoid Pinterest is that they assume it will require hours every day.

It doesn’t.

In this workshop, I’ll show you how Pinterest can become one of the most sustainable parts of your marketing plan.

We’re talking about systems that can be maintained in:

About 15 minutes a day, or

A couple of focused hours each week

The goal is not to create more work.

The goal is to help the work you’re already doing continue working for you.

The Details

Your registration includes:

• Behind-the-scenes screen sharing and demonstrations
• Step-by-step Pinterest strategy walkthrough
• Guidance on what to pin and how often to pin
• Ideas for repurposing content you already have
• Replay access
• Practical strategies you can implement immediately

For less than the cost of a dinner out, you’ll learn a marketing strategy that can continue sending people to your content, products, and website long after you publish them.

Instead of spending months piecing together information from YouTube videos, blogs, and social media posts, you’ll leave with a clear plan and a better understanding of how Pinterest can support your business.

Meet Your Host: Dionne Woods

Dionne is a seasoned artist, photographer, creative mentor, and founder of The Turquoise Iris Journal. With 15+ years of experience building an online art brand, photographing her own collections, and mentoring creative business owners, she’s the perfect blend of encouragement and expertise. Her signature approach makes creating content feel fun, simple, and totally doable.

Over the years, I’ve built creative businesses by finding ways to work smarter, not harder.

Pinterest has become one of the most overlooked marketing tools available to creative entrepreneurs.

Recently, I intentionally focused on growing my own Pinterest account and saw more than 200,000 additional views in just 45 days using simple, repeatable strategies.

This workshop isn’t based on theory.

It’s based on what’s working right now.

And I’m going to show you exactly what I’m doing.