Install
openclaw skills install @social-media-skills/pinterest-growthThe Pinterest growth playbook for 2026. Use when someone wants to "grow on Pinterest," "get traffic from Pinterest," "a Pinterest strategy," a pin cadence/board structure, or to turn blog/product content into pins. Pinterest is a visual SEARCH engine where keyword-optimized, fresh, vertical pins compound into evergreen outbound traffic — optimise for discoverability + clicks, not in-the-moment engagement. Uses the PINS framework. Reads brand-profile + voice-builder first. The agent drafts pins + the schedule; WoopSocial schedules/publishes pins; metrics come from native Pinterest Analytics; nothing is fabricated. For "Pinterest SEO" / "rank my pins" / keyword titles-descriptions route to pinterest-seo; for designing the pin image route to pinterest-pin-design. Pairs with content-recycling.
openclaw skills install @social-media-skills/pinterest-growthThe Pinterest platform engine — search-first mechanics, fresh vertical pins, keyword/SEO, and outbound traffic that compounds. The agent drafts pins + SEO copy + schedule; the image skills produce the designs; scheduling-and-queue → WoopSocial publishes the pins.
Pinterest isn't social media — it's a visual search engine (think Google, not Instagram). Users arrive with intent, discovery is keyword-driven not follower-driven, and pins are evergreen (months–years), so today's work keeps paying for years. Optimise for discoverability + outbound clicks, not in-the-moment engagement. The levers: keyword SEO, fresh distinct pin designs, the 2:3 format, and — uniquely among the majors — linking out (Pinterest wants to send you traffic). It's a long game (3–6 months to traction). Best for visual/product/lifestyle/ e-commerce/blog-traffic brands.
(Depth: references/the-pins-framework.md.)
pinterest-seo.)pinterest-pin-design (rendered via the image skills).Search-not-social; fresh pins #1 (~90% of traffic; saves now minimal); keywords top factor (hashtags
~1% — dead); 2:3 mandatory; link-out rewarded; 72h same-URL rule; seasonal lead times; fit + GenAI
disclosure: references/pinterest-2026-reality.md. Keyword workflow, pin checklist, board structure,
worked pins: references/seo-pins-and-recipes.md.
image-prompt/ideogram/nano-banana with
human review; WoopSocial schedules/publishes pins.references/scope-and-connections.md.)pinterest-growth (this) = the Pinterest platform strategy (cadence, boards, link-out, the long game) · pinterest-seo = the keyword/search-RANKING layer (research + keyworded titles/descriptions — route "Pinterest SEO"/"rank my pins" there) · pinterest-pin-design = the pin's VISUAL craft (2:3, overlay, fresh variants; rendered via image-prompt/ideogram/nano-banana) · social-seo = the cross-platform keyword/GEO discipline · content-recycling = evergreen reuse over time (Pinterest is the most evergreen surface — they pair) · link-in-bio-and-traffic = the destination/traffic strategy.
Reads first: brand-profile, voice-builder. Keywords: pinterest-seo (the ranking layer), social-seo, ai-search-optimization (Pinterest is Google-indexed). Design: pinterest-pin-design → image-prompt → ideogram/nano-banana. Copy: caption-writer, hook-writer. Reuse/planning: content-recycling, content-calendar, batch-content-plan, cross-platform-repurposing. Strategy/measure: social-strategy, competitor-analysis (native Pinterest Analytics). Publish: scheduling-and-queue → WoopSocial.
A pillar + keyword-themed boards; long-tail/semantic keywords in every pin's title/description/board/ alt/filename; 3–5 distinct 2:3 designs per destination linking to relevant pages (not the homepage); a steady schedule (≥72h between same-URL pins) with seasonal content launched 45–90 days early; the keyword layer routed to pinterest-seo and designs to pinterest-pin-design (+ image skills, human review), pins to scheduling-and-queue → WoopSocial; metrics from native Pinterest Analytics; long-game expectations set; no stuffing/spam/bought growth, no fabricated traffic, correctly distinguished from pinterest-seo / pinterest-pin-design / social-seo / content-recycling.