For digital product sellers
You do not need to be a photographer. You need images that stop a search.
Most of my clients are photographers, but the method is the same for anyone selling a digital product. If you have product shots, mockups, or a brand with a look, I can work with that.
The thing about digital products is that they are invisible.
A preset is a file. A course is a login. A template is a link. None of them photograph themselves, which is why so many product pins are a screenshot and a sad gradient.
I make the product visible. Mockups on real desks, the result someone gets, the page they will actually read. Then I write the pin for the search that leads to it, and I keep doing that every week until the numbers tell me what to do more of.
If you have a photographer's library, better. If you do not, send me what you have and I will tell you honestly what I can make from it.
- Templates and printables
- Planners, wall art, worksheets, Canva and Notion templates. Pinterest is where people go looking for exactly these.
- Courses and guides
- One idea per pin, a dozen pins per course. Each one is a doorway to the sales page that stays open.
- Ebooks and workbooks
- Covers, chapter quotes, and the problem they solve, pinned where people search for the problem.
A pin for a template can still be a beautiful photograph. It just has a job.
Your product, or minePlace · Month
What I would pin for you
The same three shapes, with your product in them.
How it works
Exactly the same arrangement.
You send product shots or mockups, tell me what you want to happen, and pay monthly. I design, write, schedule, and report. The services and prices are the same ones on the services page.
If you sell something people search for and your pins are not finding them, write to me. Tell me what it is and where it lives.
Write to me