Pins designed, written and linked to the individual product they show — so a single pin can still send someone to that listing months after it goes up.
Two pins built for Lindsay Oliphant Art from her own listing photography. Lindsay published both herself in September 2026 and they are live on her Pinterest account.
“So great — the fonts are so on brand. I’d be extremely happy to put these out into the world of pinterest to represent my work.”
Lindsay Oliphant, Lindsay Oliphant Art — shared with permissionSomeone searching “framed landscape canvas print” already knows what they want. The room shot does the selling — the canvas is shown at scale, above furniture, so the size question answers itself.
Live pin · pin.it/6SSpPcqFI
Nobody searches for a shop they have never heard of. Plenty of people search “gift ideas for someone who loves the outdoors”. This is the pin that finds new customers, and the one most small shops never make.
Live pin · pin.it/6je0Th8re
An honest note on results. These pins went live in September 2026 and point at Lindsay’s own website, so the click data sits in her analytics rather than mine. I am not claiming any numbers here, because I do not have verified ones yet. Pinterest is slow — expect very little for two to four weeks, then a gradual build. Judge it on outbound clicks to the listing, never on impressions.
Five to ten products you most want traffic to. No password, no account access — ever.
From your own product photography. Every title and description written from scratch, because Pinterest discounts pins that repeat the same text.
Not the shop front. The specific product it shows. That is the entire value.
Outbound clicks each month. If the numbers are poor I will tell you they are poor.
£299 / month