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Essential Pinterest Tools for Success in 2022

Below is a list of tools and products that I use to grow my blogs on Pinterest.

Whether you’re a new or experienced blogger, all of these are excellent resources for growing or managing your Pinterest profile. 

Tailwind

When I started blogging, I didn’t spend any money on any courses because I was on a tight budget. 

Instead, I invested what I had into Tailwind, a Pinterest tool for: 

• scheduling Pins in advance
• reviewing detailed analytics you can’t get on Pinterest
• sharing pins to Communities to boost engagement with my content

My logic was that I can find most of the information you’ll find in courses online but what I CANNOT do is create more time. 

As a busy mom of two, Tailwind saves me HOURS a week scheduling and sharing new content – I may look like I’m active on Pinterest but I planned what I pin daily about 6 months ago on Tailwind! 

You can try the Tailwind Plus Plan for FREE using my special link. 

You’ll get a chance to schedule 100 pins and have access to all Plus Plan features – NO credit card required! 

Here’s a look at my Pinterest stats since I joined Tailwind Communities. 

Canva Pro

I use a combination of my own images and stock photos on this blog – it saves SO much time not having to create all of my own visuals. 

Canva Pro is an upgraded version of the regular Canva you may already be familiar with but it features exclusive access to Pro photos, elements, fonts, Pinterest Pin templates, and more. 

I honestly think it’s worth it just for the images alone – Canva costs $119.99 a year where as other similar stock photos subscriptions cost $119.99 a quarter! 

You can try Canva Pro FREE for 30 days using my link. 

Free stock photos are super common in pins.

And since Pinterest’s algorithm ranks content according to text, images, etc., you may have more difficulty ranking with free visuals. 

Using premium content in a creative way lessens the chance that someone else has already used it and will improve your odds of ranking, even with a brand new blog. 

The Crown Icon in Canva indicates Pro content and when you try out Canva’s Pro Plan, you’ll have access to all of it. 

The image screenshot here has been filtered to only show Pro Photos for the search term Flat Lay. 

I especially love Canva Pro for seasonal content on Pinterest since my stock photo subscriptions provide a very limited amount of these types of visuals.