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Your photographs should be working while you shoot.

I manage Pinterest for photographers who sell presets, prints, and guides. You send photos and goals. I do the rest.

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I'm a photographer, and for years my best work sat in folders.

I know those folders. The trip you edited once and never posted. The preset you built for yourself and sold to three friends. The print people ask about and can never find.

Pinterest is where that work keeps working. It isn't social media. It's a search engine where people plan what to buy, and photographers already have what it rewards most: a deep library of original, vertical images. Almost nobody uses it.

So I do it for you. I design the pins from your photographs, write them for search, schedule them, and tell you each month what moved.

Presets
Before-and-after pins that show the look, linking straight to the pack.
Prints
The photograph on a wall, pinned where people are furnishing rooms.
Guides and courses
Covers and pull quotes that keep bringing readers long after launch week.
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The whole arrangement.

From you

  • Your photographs. Around thirty to start, vertical where you have them.
  • What you want. More preset sales, print orders, readers for a guide. One short form.
  • Payment. Monthly, with three months to begin.

From me

  • Fresh pins every week, designed from your work, not stock.
  • Titles and descriptions written for the way people actually search.
  • Boards built around what your buyers are looking for.
  • A report each month: what got saved, what got clicked, what I am changing.
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A pin I publish for you this month can still bring someone to your shop next year.

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“A client's words will go here. One or two sentences about what changed.”

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If you have photographs, a shop, and no time for Pinterest, write to me. Tell me what you sell and what you'd like to happen. I'll reply within two days.

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