Pins built to be found
Native writes the title and description in the words people actually search for, so the pin keeps surfacing long after it goes up.
Organic content
Pinterest is a search engine, not a feed.
People arrive here already planning to buy or make something. Native writes and designs pins for that moment, and a pin you publish today can still be found months from now.
- Text
- Image
- Video
What Native makes for Pinterest
Tall images in your brand look
Vertical pins drawn from your own site, your colours and your products, with a live preview before anything publishes.
Short video that shows the how
Step by step, before and after, a room coming together, cut and captioned so it reads without sound.
Specs that matter
- Caption limit (characters)
- 500
- Title limit (characters)
- 100
- Aspect ratios
- 2:3 · 1:1 · 9:16
- Max video length
- 15:00
Platforms change these. Native keeps up so you do not have to.
Getting it right on Pinterest
Name the thing plainly
Clever headlines lose to plain ones here, because the search box does not get the joke.
Every pin needs somewhere to go
A pin is worth exactly the click it sends, so Native points each one at the page that answers it.
Judge it over months
Pins start slow and last long. Native keeps a steady queue and measures the whole run, not the first day.
Questions about Pinterest
Far longer than a post in a feed. Pinterest shows pins as search results, so a good one can bring visits months after it goes up. That is why Native keeps a steady queue instead of chasing one big day.
It suits anything people plan or picture first. Interiors, food, weddings, fashion and home services all do well, because someone searching there is already deciding what to buy or make.
No. Native reads your website, learns your brand and designs the images itself. You see a live preview of every pin and approve or reject it before it publishes.
Comments and replies land in your Native inbox next to every other channel. You can answer yourself or let Native draft a reply in your voice.
Yes. Native ties posts back to customers and revenue, so you see which pins bring people who buy, not only which ones get saved.
How it works
01
Add your website
One link is all Native needs to learn your brand.
02
Approve what you like
Native drafts the posts. You keep the ones that fit.
03
It publishes for you
Scheduled at the right time, every week, without you.
Every other channel
Native runs them all from one place.
Ready to show up on Pinterest?
Drop in your website and see real posts for your own brand, before your coffee gets cold.
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