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I have a pin from 2020. Halloween costumes. Nothi I have a pin from 2020.

Halloween costumes. Nothing fancy. Just a pin I created five years ago that is still pulling in 1,400 impressions in the last 30 days.

No other platform does that.

Pinterest is still one of the largest drivers of traffic to my website. Not Instagram. Not Facebook. Pinterest. And it is the most underutilized tool I see in almost every content strategy I look at.

Most people think of Pinterest as a place to save things they like. It is not. It is a search engine. People go there looking for ideas, products, and solutions and they click through to find them. That click goes to your website.

Here is what makes Pinterest different from every other platform you are using. A post on Instagram has a lifespan of maybe 48 hours. A pin can drive traffic for years. The content cycle is completely different and that changes everything about how you should be using it.

Before you create your next pin go to trends.pinterest.com. This tool shows you what people are actively searching for right now and what is trending ahead. If something is trending in your industry your content needs to be going up now — not when the trend peaks.

Every piece of content on your website is a pin waiting to happen. Blog posts. Product pages. Landing pages. Gift guides. Create the pin, link it back to your website, use the right keywords in your title and description, and let Pinterest do the rest.

For years.

Go to trends.pinterest.com right now and see what is trending in your industry.

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Fun fact this has always been our dream to work together but it’s also scary as all get out some days to have all your income tied up in a small business with an ever fluctuating economy. Good thing we do our best work under pressure.

You’ve probably noticed a slight change in my content over the last year. Yes, fashion is still a major part but I also feel that my perspective on digital strategy is important to share. Just like I have always tried to be a resource for women of any size and shape I also want to be a resource for small businesses that need the digital reach but don’t have the budget to hire an agency to do it for them (or maybe they want to do it themselves and that is awesome too!).

So here we are. Working together daily with @skylarkuhn_ and shortly a new person I’ll introduce you to.

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Decorating, Shopping · November 17, 2017

Hearth and Hand by Magnolia for Target

I have only watched a handful of episodes of the very popular Fixer Upper with Chip and Joanna Gaines.  I really never got into the show, which makes me feel like I am in a minority, but I always liked them and their style.  I was really excited when Target said they would be doing a line with the Magnolia Home owners in the late fall.  I was assuming that this was going to be a full time line like Area 62 and Threshold so I was a little disappointed that it was only planned for a one time event.

My plan was to shop online but once it was released I felt like I needed to see it all in person.  Pax decided to come with me and we drove to Target and met Abby there.  We were the first people in line but were soon joined by a group of Chip and Joanna fans.  Just like anything Target does the event was first class and well organized.  They provided coffee and pastries for the attendees and also little Starbucks treats.  They had lots of stock and were quickly restocking items when they were missing off of the shelf.  There was one manager in particular who was as excited about the line as we were and he really made the morning fun.

I wasn’t really sure what I wanted to buy when I first arrived.  Most of the items were holiday in theme and I wasn’t sure how they would fit into my existing décor.  I quickly decided that the table wares were what I wanted to focus on.  I already have Christmas china so I skipped past the place settings and went right to the centerpiece first.  I had viewed it online and wanted it but it was sold out by 6 am.  I was so glad to see that they had the gold in stock in the store.  The table runner and napkins were also a must have as well as the set of the house salt and pepper shaker and some bud vases.  I also picked up a few Christmas gifts for my mom.

Still on my list is the firewood holder and the tree collar and possibly some of the garland if it gets to the sale rack.

My overall thoughts are this…  it was small but it was good.  Great test run for the Gaines and for Target.  I would not be sad to see them either do a quarterly seasonal line or a full time line.  If they do this venture again I would appreciate seeing some furniture as I felt that was something major missing since the Gaines are known for their amazing furniture.  Overall I would give the collaboration and A+.

Check out how I used my items below.  This post contains affiliate links for Target.  All thoughts, opinions and choices are mine.

Christmas China (similar) // Table Runner // Centerpiece // Candles // Greenery // Salt and Pepper // Napkins // Napkin Rings

Photos Karen Lodato Photography

Here are a few of my must have items…

Enjoy!  XO,

Tippy

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No time for hair. This has to be said. Please stop No time for hair. This has to be said. Please stop giving Open AI platforms access to your images.
I have a pin from 2020. Halloween costumes. Nothi I have a pin from 2020.

Halloween costumes. Nothing fancy. Just a pin I created five years ago that is still pulling in 1,400 impressions in the last 30 days.

No other platform does that.

Pinterest is still one of the largest drivers of traffic to my website. Not Instagram. Not Facebook. Pinterest. And it is the most underutilized tool I see in almost every content strategy I look at.

Most people think of Pinterest as a place to save things they like. It is not. It is a search engine. People go there looking for ideas, products, and solutions and they click through to find them. That click goes to your website.

Here is what makes Pinterest different from every other platform you are using. A post on Instagram has a lifespan of maybe 48 hours. A pin can drive traffic for years. The content cycle is completely different and that changes everything about how you should be using it.

Before you create your next pin go to trends.pinterest.com. This tool shows you what people are actively searching for right now and what is trending ahead. If something is trending in your industry your content needs to be going up now — not when the trend peaks.

Every piece of content on your website is a pin waiting to happen. Blog posts. Product pages. Landing pages. Gift guides. Create the pin, link it back to your website, use the right keywords in your title and description, and let Pinterest do the rest.

For years.

Go to trends.pinterest.com right now and see what is trending in your industry.

Save this so you know exactly how to set it up.
More digital strategy every Tuesday — follow along so you do not miss it.
Things boys don’t understand. Layering dresses… an Things boys don’t understand. Layering dresses… and this hat.
The fashion scaries. The fashion scaries.
A few weeks ago @checkcreativeco posted “what if a A few weeks ago @checkcreativeco posted “what if autumn were a brand”. A beautiful collection of logos, merch and inspiration pictures for what autumn would look like if it was represented by their agency. I immediately got inspired. I was like I want to brand autumn too!! 

So here is how @theorganizedsocial would represent Autumn if they were our client. Cool, quiet, cozy and intimate. 

But now I want to see what some of my other favorite agencies would do. So @minordetails_marketing and @zen.marketingco show me what you’ve got!! I want to see how you would brand autumn.
Did you know that we work together in our dining r Did you know that we work together in our dining room converted office at home every day?

In 2021 I started taking on a small amount of social media clients and opened @theorganizedsocial. Two years ago Justin quit his full time job and came to work for me, and that’s when we really broke into the legal marketing space.

Fun fact this has always been our dream to work together but it’s also scary as all get out some days to have all your income tied up in a small business with an ever fluctuating economy. Good thing we do our best work under pressure.

You’ve probably noticed a slight change in my content over the last year. Yes, fashion is still a major part but I also feel that my perspective on digital strategy is important to share. Just like I have always tried to be a resource for women of any size and shape I also want to be a resource for small businesses that need the digital reach but don’t have the budget to hire an agency to do it for them (or maybe they want to do it themselves and that is awesome too!).

So here we are. Working together daily with @skylarkuhn_ and shortly a new person I’ll introduce you to.

We’ve got a system down at this point: I make it pretty, Justin makes it work. Five years, one dining room, zero regrets. 

Photo credit @skylartheriotphotography @openspacestudios_ 

#womeninbusiness #womenownedbusiness #louisiana #digitalmaketing #lawmarketing
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