Section 02
Pinterest keywords made stupid simple 🔎
Pinterest keywords are simply words and phrases that help describe what your content is about and connect it to relevant searches and interests.
Example
If I sell a guide teaching moms how to create digital products, relevant phrases might include:
- digital products for beginners
- how to sell digital products
- digital product ideas
- side hustles for moms
- how to make a PDF
- things to sell on Canva
Pinterest itself can help you discover the language people use. Start typing your topic into Pinterest search and pay attention to relevant suggestions and related ideas.
You do NOT need an expensive SEO tool to begin.
Stop searching like the creator.
Start thinking like the buyer.
Your buyer may not know your product exists yet. She may not search:
"digital product creation system"
She might search:
- "how to make extra money from home"
- "digital products to sell"
- "easy side hustles for moms"
- "how to make a printable"
- "things to sell on Canva"
What would my person search before she knew my product was the answer?
AI Prompt #2
Your Pinterest Keyword Strategist
Generates 25 realistic search phrases your buyer may use, sorted by awareness level.
Act as a Pinterest SEO strategist specializing in digital products. My niche is [NICHE]. My digital product is [PRODUCT]. My ideal buyer is [BUYER]. It helps them [RESULT]. Generate 25 Pinterest search phrases my ideal buyer may realistically use while looking for help related to this problem. Separate them into: • problem-aware searches • solution-aware searches • how-to searches • idea/inspiration searches • buyer-intent searches Then identify 10 priority phrases I should research directly inside Pinterest before creating content. Keep the phrases natural and specific. Do not claim search-volume data unless I provide it.
DO THIS NOW →
Take those 10 phrases.
Type each one into Pinterest.
Notice what appears.
Save the relevant language you find.