Pinterest Trends for September: What to Pin Now for Traffic and Leads

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Pinterest Trends for September: What to Pin Now for Traffic and Leads by Jen Vazquez Media

Pinterest Trends for September: What to Pin Now for Traffic and Leads

September is here, and you know what that means—it’s time to dig into what’s trending on Pinterest and how you can use it to show up for your dream clients. Whether you’re a coach, wedding pro, photographer, or any kind of service provider, Pinterest is where people are already planning ahead. And the best part? You can meet them right where they’re searching.

So let’s talk about what’s trending in September 2025 and how you can turn these trends into leads, clients, and a business that runs smoothly through the busy season.

Why Pinterest Trends Matter Right Now

Unlike Instagram or TikTok, Pinterest isn’t about what’s happening today—it’s about what’s coming next. People go there to plan, not just scroll. They’re looking for ideas, answers, and inspiration for the future. And September is prime time to show up with seasonal content that positions your business as the solution they’re searching for.

Top Pinterest Trends for September 2025

1. Fall Décor and Cozy Vibes

Pumpkins, plaid, warm tones—Pinterest is fully in cozy fall mode.

  • Coaches: share fall reset routines, journaling prompts, or cozy morning habits.
  • Photographers: write a blog about what to wear for fall sessions or pin inspiration for mini shoots.
  • Wedding pros: showcase fall wedding venues, florals, and dreamy autumn color palettes.

2. Halloween Planning

Yes, even in September, people are already saving costume ideas, party themes, and spooky DIY projects.

  • Think Halloween brand photo shoot inspiration.
  • Share fun ways to market your business for Halloween.
  • Or create a Halloween-themed freebie to grow your email list.

Marketing + Pinterest Tools

Think of the Visibility Shop as your shortcut to showing up online without the stress. It’s packed with done-for-you templates, AI tools, and marketing resources that cut hours of work into just minutes. Whether you need Pinterest graphics, content prompts, or a full account refresh, you’ll find everything in one place—so you can spend less time stuck on marketing and more time serving your clients.

3. Back-to-Routine + Productivity Hacks

Summer’s over, and people are craving systems and structure.

  • Coaches: talk about resetting workflows or re-engaging clients.
  • Service providers: share goal-setting tools, Q4 planning strategies, or productivity hacks.

4. Holiday Marketing Prep

It feels early, but Pinterest users are already searching for holiday content. From gift guides to promo calendars, now’s the time to start pinning.

  • Service providers: share giftable offers, your go-to tools, or tips for prepping for Black Friday and holiday sales.

What to Create and Pin in September

Here are some quick-win ideas:

  • A blog post or reel about prepping for holiday season.
  • Pins with cozy fall graphics that link to your offers.
  • A carousel or reel with a reset routine checklist.
  • A seasonal freebie like a fall wedding checklist or launch planner.

Remember—Pinterest is a slow burn. Ideally, you want content live 2–3 months before the season. But don’t let a late start stop you! Pin it now, because next year it will rise again at the right time.

Staying Consistent with Trends

You don’t have to do all the things. Pick one or two trends that fit your brand, go all in, and create a mix of content. One blog post, several keyword-rich pins, and maybe a short video to repurpose everywhere (including Pinterest). That’s exactly the strategy I teach inside my club—where you get templates, done-for-you trend breakdowns, and the support to stay consistent without burning out.

So tell me: what are you planning to pin this September? Drop it in the comments—I’d love to brainstorm with you!

DON’T FORGET TO PIN IT!

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5 Easy SEO Wins for Service Providers Who Want to Be Found on Google (Without the Tech Overwhelm)

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5 Easy SEO Wins for Service Providers Who Want to Be Found on Google (Without the Tech Overwhelm) on Marketing Duo Podcast with Cinthia Pacheco and Jen Vazquez

5 Easy SEO Wins for Service Providers Who Want to Be Found on Google (Without the Tech Overwhelm)

Hey there! Welcome back to the Marketing Duo Podcast blog, where we’re all about making marketing feel simple, doable, and—dare I say—fun. If you’ve ever wondered how to start showing up on Google (and even in AI tools like ChatGPT) without needing to know code or become super techy, today’s post is your jam.

Here’s the thing: SEO doesn’t have to be scary. You don’t need a computer science degree, and you don’t need to overhaul your entire site overnight. What you do need are a few smart, simple steps that actually move the needle. Let’s dive in.

Step 1: Know How Your Audience Searches

Before you crack open a single SEO tool, talk to real humans. Ask your clients or business besties, “How would you search for my business?” You can do this in Facebook groups, discovery calls, or even add a “How did you find me?” question on your contact form. This kind of qualitative data is gold—and it’ll guide every other SEO decision you make.

Step 2: Update Your Title Tags and Meta Descriptions

Those little snippets you see on Google when you search? That’s your title tag and meta description. You can edit these in your site settings, and they tell Google (and your potential clients) what your page is about. Pro tip: make your titles keyword-rich and keep your descriptions enticing—like billboards on the internet highway.

Step 3: Check Your Site Speed

We are all impatient these days, and Google knows it. A slow-loading site can cost you traffic and clients. Use tools like Google Search Console or Pingdom to test your site speed. Then look at easy fixes like compressing images, removing old plugins, or upgrading your hosting. Think of it as decluttering your website closet.

Step 4: Connect Your Pages With Internal Linking

Google (and your visitors) love a site that’s easy to navigate. If someone is reading a blog about Pinterest, make sure they can easily find your Pinterest services too. Link related blogs together, add call-to-action buttons, and connect your content to your services. Not only does this boost your SEO, but it also keeps people on your site longer (which signals to Google that you’re worth ranking).

Step 5: Claim Your Google Business Profile

Especially if you’re a local service provider, this is non-negotiable. Claim your Google Business Profile, add your service area, and upload some photos. And don’t worry—you can hide your home address if you don’t want random folks showing up at your door. This one step alone can bring in amazing opportunities (I once booked a huge hospital client just because they found me there).

Bonus: Done-For-You SEO + AI Setup

If you’re reading this and thinking, “This all sounds great, but I don’t have time,” you’re not alone. That’s exactly why Cynthia created the Search + AI Foundation Setup. It’s a done-for-you, budget-friendly way to optimize your site so you can finally get found—without the overwhelm.

Remember, SEO is one of those magical marketing strategies where the work you do today keeps working for you tomorrow. Tidy things up now, and your future self will thank you big time.

Don’t Forget To Pin it!

5 Easy SEO Wins for Service Providers Who Want to Be Found on Google (Without the Tech Overwhelm) on Marketing Duo Podcast with Cinthia Pacheco and Jen Vazquez
5 Easy SEO Wins for Service Providers Who Want to Be Found on Google (Without the Tech Overwhelm) on Marketing Duo Podcast with Cinthia Pacheco and Jen Vazquez
5 Easy SEO Wins for Service Providers Who Want to Be Found on Google (Without the Tech Overwhelm) on Marketing Duo Podcast with Cinthia Pacheco and Jen Vazquez
5 Easy SEO Wins for Service Providers Who Want to Be Found on Google (Without the Tech Overwhelm) on Marketing Duo Podcast with Cinthia Pacheco and Jen Vazquez
5 Easy SEO Wins for Service Providers Who Want to Be Found on Google (Without the Tech Overwhelm) on Marketing Duo Podcast with Cinthia Pacheco and Jen Vazquez

Pinterest Trends August 2025: What Service Providers Should Pin This Month

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Pinterest Trends for August 2025: What to Pin Now for More Clicks, Leads & Sales

If you’re a service provider who wants more leads and less stress about what to post, this post is for you. Every month, Pinterest gives us clues about what people are actually searching for—and August is full of golden content opportunities. Whether you’re a coach, photographer, or wedding pro, these trends can help you get in front of your dream clients before they need you.

Let’s break down what’s hot on Pinterest this August and how to turn that into powerful content that keeps working for you—long after the post goes live.

Why Pinterest Trends Matter for Service Providers

Pinterest isn’t just for recipes and mood boards. It’s a search engine. People type in exactly what they want, and if your content shows up, you’ve got their full attention. That’s huge.

What makes Pinterest even better? Users plan early. While Instagram is still in summer mode, Pinterest users are searching for fall ideas and even Christmas prep in August. That’s your chance to show up early and stand out.

Trending Topics for August—and How to Use Them

Back to School Organization (Even if You’re Not in Education)

This trend is everywhere in August, and you don’t need to be a teacher to use it.

  • Coaches → Share time-blocking hacks or tips for managing chaos when school starts.
  • Wedding pros → Talk about staying organized during engagement season.
  • Photographers → Post about how to plan for fall minis or get those holiday family shoots done early.

This content is timely and super searchable right now.

Fall Wedding Planning

Wedding pros—this is your season. People are planning:

  • Cozy outdoor ceremonies
  • Fall color palettes
  • How to keep guests warm (hello, shawl basket tip!)

If you’re not in weddings, don’t scroll past this—tie in adjacent ideas:

  • Interior designers → Share seasonal decor looks.
  • Coaches → Talk about planning stress-free events.

Need Help Turning These Trends Into Clicks + Clients?

If you’re staring at a blank screen wondering how to turn these Pinterest trends into actual content (and traffic), I’ve got you. Inside Pinterest Strategy Club, we take the guesswork out of what to post and when. You’ll get monthly trend breakdowns, done-for-you pin templates, and the strategy behind creating content that brings in leads long after you hit publish. It’s smart, simple Pinterest marketing made for service providers like you.

Come join us!

Holiday Prep and Seasonal Marketing

August is your moment to prep for Q4 launches. Get ahead of the game:

  • Share behind-the-scenes client work.
  • Talk about lead magnet updates or launch tips.
  • Share your own holiday workflows.

You’re not just giving tips—you’re showing your expertise.

DIY and Home Refresh Ideas

This trend hits every August. Think:

  • Photographers → Teach how to prep your home for a brand shoot.
  • Service providers → Share ways to upgrade your home office or set the mood for focused work as the season shifts.

Pinterest LOVES this content—and it’s super evergreen.

How to Take Action with These Trends

Ready to use these trends to drive more traffic? Here’s your to-do list:

  1. Pick 1–2 trends that fit your business.
  2. Create a blog, video, or podcast episode around it this week.
  3. Design 3–5 pins for that content. Try different titles and looks.
  4. Schedule your pins with Tailwind or right in Pinterest.

Remember: Pinterest content grows over time. Like, years. One of my top-performing pins is 10 years old—and it still brings traffic every single week.

If you start now, your August pins will be ready to shine again next year.

Final Thoughts

Pinterest is the long game that pays off. It’s not a social feed—it’s a place where people go to search for help. If you want your content seen by people who are already looking for what you offer, this is how you do it.

Want help creating pins fast? That’s what we do inside Pinterest Strategy Club. We take these monthly trends and turn them into traffic and conversions—without overthinking or overworking.

So tell me—what trend are you using this month?

DON’T FORGET TO PIN IT!

Pinterest Spring Trends 2025: What’s Hot & How to Market It

Marketing, Pinterest, Pinterest Trends, Podcast

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Pinterest Spring Trends 2025: What’s Hot & How to Market It

Spring is just around the corner, and Pinterest users are already planning their next moves. Whether it’s updating wardrobes, redecorating homes, or preparing for vacations, searches related to spring are skyrocketing. With over 537 million monthly active users, Pinterest is a powerful tool for identifying trends before they take off elsewhere.

If you’re a business owner or content creator, leveraging Pinterest trends can help you stay ahead of the curve. Let’s dive into this week’s top Pinterest trends and how you can use them to grow your business.

Key Pinterest Trends This Week

Here are some of the biggest Pinterest search increases over the past few weeks:

 ✅ Nature Photography: 4x increase in searches for amazing nature photos
 ✅ Fashion: 2.5x increase in searches for winter-to-spring transition outfits
 ✅ DIY Home Decor: 160% increase in searches for DIY wind chimes
 ✅ Men’s Fashion: 90% increase in searches for spring outfits for men
 ✅ Mardi Gras: 70% increase in searches for Mardi Gras food

These trends highlight a shift toward seasonal transitions, travel, and home refreshes, making now the perfect time to create content around these topics.

Category Trend: New Season, New Look

People are eager to refresh their style and surroundings. Here’s what’s trending in fashion and home decor:

Women’s Fashion Trends

 📌 2.5x increase in searches for winter-to-spring transition outfits
 📌 2.5x increase in baggy leggings
 📌 80% increase in searches for spring dresses
 📌 75% increase in searches for spring capsule wardrobes

Men’s Fashion Trends

 📌 90% increase in searches for spring outfits for men
 📌 45% increase in searches for jorts (jean shorts)
 📌 45% increase in denim blazer outfits
 📌 30% increase in gray sweatpants outfit ideas

Home Decor Trends

 📌 165% increase in searches for green vanities
 📌 160% increase in DIY wind chimes
 📌 155% increase in wildflower tablescapes
 📌 65% increase in spring porch decor

💡 Marketing Tip: If you’re in the fashion or home decor space, now’s the time to create Pinterest content featuring spring outfit ideas, DIY decor, and seasonal refresh tips.

Struggling to get leads from Pinterest? Let’s change that!

If you’ve been pinning without seeing real results, it’s time to take a strategic approach! My Pinterest Trends Challenge will show you exactly how to use trending content to boost your visibility, drive more traffic, and turn Pinterest into a lead-generating machine—without paid ads!

✅ Learn how to find and use Pinterest trends for your business
✅ Create a pinning strategy that actually works
✅ Attract your dream clients effortlessly

Stop guessing and start pinning with purpose! Join the challenge now and watch your Pinterest traffic soar!

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Regional Pinterest Trends

Different regions of the U.S. are preparing for spring in unique ways.

Midwest: Spring Home Refresh

 🏡 150% increase in searches for spring decorating ideas
 🏡 145% increase in spring decor
 🏡 135% increase in deck ideas
 🏡 125% increase in sunroom ideas

Northeast: Vacation Mode On

 🏝️ 3x increase in searches for Aruba vacation outfits
 🏝️ 2x increase in vacation nail designs
 🏝️ 165% increase in tropical vacation outfits
 🏝️ 135% increase in beach house decor

West Coast: Weather-Ready Wardrobes

 🌬️ 3x increase in searches for windy day outfits
 🌧️ 145% increase in searches for rain boots outfits
 🧥 165% increase in searches for windbreaker outfits
 👕 125% increase in spring outfit ideas

Southeast: Relaxation Vibes

 🌊 150% increase in pool deck decorating ideas
 🌿 135% increase in spring front porch decor
 🏊 135% increase in pool landscaping ideas
 🪑 130% increase in searches for porch swings

💡 Marketing Tip: If you target specific regions, tailor your content to reflect these location-based trends.

Mardi Gras Spotlight

With New Orleans hosting major events, Mardi Gras-related searches have surged:

 🎭 140% increase in searches for New Orleans food
 🎨 70% increase in Mardi Gras makeup ideas
 🥘 70% increase in Mardi Gras food
 👗 50% increase in Mardi Gras outfits
 💅 45% increase in Mardi Gras nail designs
 🎉 35% increase in Mardi Gras party inspiration

💡 Marketing Tip: If your brand is in the food, beauty, or fashion industry, now is the time to post Mardi Gras-themed content for increased visibility.

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Featured Pinterest Board: Spring Cleaning

Spring isn’t just about fashion and decor—it’s also about getting organized! Pinterest users are looking for aesthetic organization ideas, from jewelry displays to skateboard shelves.

Check out the Pinterest Board here!

Final Thoughts

Pinterest is a powerful tool for predicting trends before they go mainstream. By leveraging these insights, you can create timely, engaging content that resonates with your audience.

📌 Want to learn how to use Pinterest Trends for your business?  Join the Pinterest Trends Challenge: https://learn.jenvazquez.com/challenge

Stay ahead of the trends, and I’ll see you next week!

Don’t Forget to Pin It!

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Why You Shouldn’t Just Create Pins Once

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Think you can post a pin once and forget about it? That mindset could be costing you valuable traffic and leads. While Pinterest is often seen as a “set-it-and-forget-it” platform, the truth is, successful accounts build their reach through consistent and strategic pinning over time. Let’s break down why pinning once isn’t enough and what you can do instead to maximize your Pinterest strategy.

1. The Pinterest Algorithm Loves Fresh Content

Pinterest’s algorithm rewards accounts that consistently upload fresh content. This doesn’t mean you need to create brand-new content daily, but you do need to keep your profile active. Here’s why:

  • Fresh Pins Boost Visibility: When you upload a new pin or a new version of an existing pin, Pinterest prioritizes it in search results and users’ feeds.
  • Consistency Builds Trust: Regularly pinning signals to Pinterest that your account is active, which helps your overall reach.

Tip: Instead of pinning once, create multiple variations of your pin designs. Use different titles, images, or layouts to keep your content fresh and engaging.

2. People Engage Differently Over Time

Audience behavior on Pinterest changes with trends, seasons, and even time of day. If you post a pin once, you’re missing the chance to reach users who might engage with your content later.

  • Seasonal Trends Matter: Content can gain momentum months after it’s posted. For example, a summer photoshoot might take off in June, even if you pinned it in February.
  • Search Behavior Evolves: Users are always searching for new things. Regularly repinning and refreshing your content increases its chances of being discovered.

Example: A pin about “Fall Wedding Trends” might perform better in November when engagement season starts than when it’s originally pinned in May. By repinning, you’re keeping it relevant.

Join the Pinterest Trends Challenge

Ready to take your Pinterest strategy to the next level? The Pinterest Trends Challenge is designed to help you discover and leverage the hottest trends on Pinterest to drive traffic and generate leads. Over the course of this challenge, you’ll learn how to identify seasonal and evergreen trends, create optimized content, and strategically pin to stay ahead of the competition. Whether you’re new to Pinterest or looking to refine your strategy, this challenge will give you the tools and insights you need to turn Pinterest into your lead-generating powerhouse. Don’t miss out—join today and start transforming your Pinterest game!

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3. Your Audience Needs Repetition

Marketing experts agree—people need to see something multiple times before they take action. This concept, called the Rule of 7, applies to Pinterest too.

  • Multiple Pins Increase Clicks: When you share variations of your pin over time, you’re giving your audience more opportunities to click, save, or engage.
  • Different Designs Speak to Different People: Some users may be drawn to a pin with bold text, while others prefer a minimalist design. By creating a variety of pins, you’re appealing to a broader audience.

Tip: Use scheduling tools like Tailwind to space out your pins so you stay consistent without overwhelming your followers.

4. Build a System for Long-Term Success

To make the most of Pinterest without feeling overwhelmed, create a batching and scheduling workflow. This ensures your content stays active even when you’re busy.

  • Batch Your Pins: Dedicate one day a month to create multiple pin designs for your latest content.
  • Schedule Strategically: Use Pinterest’s native scheduler or third-party tools to spread your pins out over weeks or months.
  • Repurpose Older Content: Don’t let older blog posts collect dust. Refresh their pins and give them new life.

Ready to Create a Winning Pinterest Strategy?

If you’re tired of pinning once and hoping for the best, it’s time to take a more strategic approach. Creating fresh content, repinning strategically, and maintaining consistency are the keys to building a successful Pinterest presence.

Need help? Join my Pinterest Challenge to learn how to create a simple yet powerful Pinterest strategy that drives traffic and generates leads. Let’s turn your Pinterest into a lead-generating machine!

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