I just had a conversation with someone who makes the MOST beautiful handmade jewelry.  As a reformed fast-fashion jewelry addict, I am obsessed with her unique pieces.  I know others are, too.  She was frustrated with dealing with social algorithms and she's not reaching the people she used to.  However, she said she had tried Pinterest before and it didn't work as well as she had hoped.  She was hesitant to keep going with it.  That's a completely valid thought and I told her so.  You know, the definition of insanity is doing the same thing over and over and getting the same results.  But what if you do the same THING but in a different way?

You've made the leap into starting your new coaching business (let me say CONGRATS ON THAT - you should be proud!) and you're ready to start changing the world.  You're full of excitement and energy.  You set up your website, you have an amazing logo and you get that Instagram page ready to be followed.  You're making reels, you're posting consistently, the followers and clients should be rolling in but... they're not. 

You know I'm firmly planted in Team Have a Blog For Your Business.  Blogs can do so much for your business including staking out your own corner of the Internet, connecting you with your dream clients and expanding your reach.  

Have you been hearing about service based businesses using Pinterest for marketing?  As a realtor, are you wondering if it can work for you?  Or maybe someone has told you that you can’t use Pinterest for local businesses.  You absolutely can but maybe not in the way that you think.  

You started your coaching business or course because you want to help people change their life.  But in order to do that, you need to find those people! Even better, you can be found by those people.  Without an audience to serve, your work doesn't do much.  So let's dive right into three ways to connect with those dream clients!

Have you been led to believe service based businesses can't thrive on Pinterest?  Yeah, I've heard that load of baloney before, too.  When Pinterest first started, it was a haven for food and beauty bloggers.  It still is! Pinterest is in the kitchen with me every night for dinner and has accompanied me to every salon visit.