Share your Pins here if your content helps people start, build, market or grow a business. This might include coaching, entrepreneurship, Substack, blogging, podcasting, Pinterest marketing, social media, email marketing, content creation, branding, sales, client attraction, online business, productivity, leadership or similar topics. Share Your Pin Drop your Pin below with: Pin title: Pinterest link: What it's about: One sentence is plenty. You can include the Pin image too if you'd like people to see it before clicking. Then Browse Intentionally Take a look through the Pins other members have shared. If you find something that's genuinely relevant to your audience and one of your Pinterest boards, you're welcome to save it. But there is no required reciprocity. You don't need to save someone's Pin because they saved yours. You don't need to save five Pins before sharing one. And you definitely don't need to put unrelated content on your boards just to help another member. Our rule is simple: Never save a Pin just to help the creator. Save it because it helps your audience. That's how we help each other while keeping our Pinterest accounts relevant. Share intentionally. Save intentionally. Grow intentionally. 📌

This is the Intentional Pin Sharing space for Pins related to money, personal finance, careers and creating greater financial and professional opportunities. This might include budgeting, saving money, debt payoff, investing, retirement planning, side hustles, making money, career development, job searching, résumés, interviewing, productivity, entrepreneurship, freelancing, working from home, professional growth or similar topics. Share Your Pin Add your Pin to the comments on the sharing post. Include: Pin title: Pinterest link: What it's about: One sentence is plenty. You can also add the Pin image to your comment so people can see it at a glance, but that's completely optional. Keep it simple. You don't need to write a whole new post about your Pin. Browse Intentionally If Money, Finance & Career overlaps with your own content and Pinterest boards, take a look through the Pins other members have shared. When you find something that's genuinely relevant to your audience and would naturally belong on one of your boards, click through to Pinterest and save it. There is no required reciprocity. You don't need to save someone's Pin because they saved yours, and you don't need to save something simply because another community member created it. Never save a Pin just to help the creator. Save it because it helps your audience. That's what keeps this useful for everyone—and keeps the content you're saving relevant to the Pinterest presence you're building. Share intentionally. Save intentionally. Pin smarter. 📌

You’re here because you want Pinterest to help more people discover what you create — without having to become a Pinterest expert. Good. That’s exactly what we’re doing here. The Intentional Pin is designed to be simple, strategic and sustainable. This isn’t another community you need to keep up with. You don’t need to read every post, attend a bunch of calls or spend hours learning Pinterest. Your first stop is the WELCOME section in the Classroom. 👉 Go there now and start with the first lesson. It will show you how The Intentional Pin works, where to find your resources, and how to start sharing your Pins intentionally. The goal is simple: Create something worth finding. Pin it intentionally. Let the right people discover it. Then get back to your business. Welcome! 📌🌿 Also please feel free to drop your Pinterest Account link here (or come back and drop it once you get your account setup)