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I would rather show you than tell you.

This page is a running record. My own account is the first case study, and I am keeping the numbers here whether they are flattering or not. Client work goes below it as it lands.

My own account

The method, run on my own photographs.

Impressions are how many times a pin was seen. Saves are people keeping it. Outbound clicks are people leaving Pinterest for the shop. Clicks are the number that pays.

Numbers fill in as the months pass
MonthImpressionsSavesOutbound clicks
Month 0

Account built. Keyword boards, Rich Pins, tag, thirty starter pins.

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Month 1

Daily pinning begins. Mostly static pins from the archive.

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Month 2

First video pins. Doubling down on the boards that got saved.

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Month 3

Shop linked. First pins pointed at a product instead of a page.

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Placeholder photograph

Pinterest is slow, and then it compounds. The chart only makes sense after month three.

Your photographPlace · Month

Client work

The first case study, in the shape they will all take.

Placeholder until the first three months are in

Client name

What they sell · Where they are · Started month, year

Starting point
What the account looked like on day one. Followers, monthly views, whether anything linked to the shop.
What I did
Which service, how many pins, which boards, what changed in month two.
After three months
Impressions, saves, outbound clicks, and what sold. The numbers, not adjectives.
In their words
One or two sentences from them. Unedited.

If you would like to be the second case study, write to me. I am taking on a small number of founding clients at a reduced rate in exchange for a case study.

Ask about a founding spot