The Pinterest Toolkit for Attracting Blog Readers Who Become Clients

The Pinterest Toolkit
for Attracting Blog Readers Who Become Clients

(FOR COACHES, PRACTITIONERS, AND SERVICE PROVIDERS)

You already know Pinterest has serious potential — but you still need a plan to turn pinners into paying clients…

This toolkit breaks it down, step by step. You’ll get:

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My Quick Hit Training: The Pinterest → Blog → Client Funnel (16 min) – Learn how Pinterest fits into your marketing — and how to turn searches into sign-ups.

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The Pinterest → Blog → Client Keywording Guide – A straightforward PDF guide showing you *exactly* where to place your keywords on Pinterest — so your pins get discovered, clicked, and send ideal clients to your blog.

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Crash Course: How to Find the Right Keywords (20 min) – Learn a simple, no-fluff process for finding the Pinterest keywords that will attract the right people — the ones most likely to convert into clients after reading your blog.

Pinterest to blog to client Keywording Guide

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Who wrote this guide?

Hi, I’m Jana Osofsky! (You can call me Jana O.)

I’m a content strategist and the creator of High-Leverage Content, where I help coaches and service providers like you sign clients on repeat — without chaining yourself to your laptop.

I’ve been in online business for 8+ years — including 5 years as Pinterest Strategist and blog writer. Along the way, I’ve worked behind the scenes on the marketing of more than 100 coaches, and service providers — so I’ve seen firsthand what actually works to turn content into paying clients (and what’s just busywork disguised as marketing).

My signature “capsule content library” strategy was born during what I call my booked-out era — a stretch where I grew my audience and stayed fully booked (with a waitlist for my Pinterest set-up service) while spending just one day a month on marketing.

I doubled my rates four times, created scalable offers, and built a name for myself by repeating what worked — not by churning out more content. Now I want to teach you how to do the same, with a low-lift blog and content repurposing system.

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