Your go-to podcast for simple, actionable Pinterest strategy served with a side of coffee and cozy conversation.
Hosted by Camille, Pinterest Manager & Strategist (and fellow coffee-obsessed business owner), each episode is like a casual chat with a friend who just happens to know how to turn your content into evergreen traffic, leads, and sales.
Whether you’re a coach, creative, podcaster, or service provider if you’re tired of the content hustle and want long-term growth without burnout, you’re in the right place.
Grab your coffee and let’s chat Pinterest, marketing, mindset, and what it really looks like to build a business with sustainability and heart.
Season 2 Episode 58: How to Create Once and Repurpose Your Content Everywhere with Jessie Boudreaux
Feeling like you're constantly creating content but never getting ahead? You're not alone.
In this episode of Pinterest Coffee Chats, I'm joined by social media strategist and marketing agency owner Jessie Boudreaux to talk about one of my favorite marketing topics: creating content once and making it work harder for your business. We discuss why so many business owners feel stuck on the content hamster wheel, how to create evergreen content that continues working long after it's published, and practical ways to repurpose the content you're already creating across multiple platforms. If you've ever wondered how Pinterest and social media can work together instead of competing for your time, this episode is for you.
In This Episode We Talk About:
☕️ Why every successful marketing strategy starts with a strong foundation
☕️ The importance of understanding your brand voice before creating content
☕️ How Pinterest and social media complement one another
☕️ Why evergreen content outperforms constantly chasing trends
☕️ Simple ways to repurpose one piece of content into multiple posts
☕️ Creating content that converts instead of simply fills your feed
☕️ Why consistency doesn't mean constantly creating something new
☕️ How to avoid the content hamster wheel
☕️ The difference between trendy content and long-term content
☕️ Why your audience needs multiple touchpoints before taking action
☕️ Building a sustainable content workflow for your business
Key Takeaways: One great piece of content should never be used only once. Whether you're creating podcast episodes, blog posts, emails, videos, or social media posts, there are countless opportunities to repurpose that content and continue reaching new audiences. Jessie reminds us that effective content isn't about posting more. It's about creating intentional content that supports your business goals and can be reused in multiple ways over time. Combined with a Pinterest strategy, that content becomes a long-term marketing asset instead of something that's forgotten after a few days.
Connect With Jessie:
https://www.jessieboudreaux.com (https://www.jessieboudreaux.com/)
https://www.instagram.com/jessieb_marketing/ (https://www.instagram.com/jessieb_marketing/)
6 Jul 2026
Season 2 Episode 57: I Don't Want to Learn Another Platform
Feeling overwhelmed by all the marketing advice out there?
Instagram says to post more Reels.
TikTok wants daily videos.
LinkedIn has its own strategy.
Email marketing needs consistency.
And then someone tells you that you should be using Pinterest too.
No wonder so many business owners feel overwhelmed. In this episode of Pinterest Coffee Chats, I'm talking about one of the biggest objections I hear almost every week: "Camille, I know Pinterest works...I just don't want to learn another platform." The truth is, I completely understand. In fact, one of the biggest differences between me and many Pinterest educators is that I don't believe every business owner needs to become a Pinterest expert. You don't have to do everything yourself. That's what experts are for. Whether you decide to learn Pinterest or hire it out, this episode will help you think differently about how Pinterest can fit into your business without adding more to your already full plate.
In This Episode We Talk About:
☕️ Why so many business owners feel overwhelmed by marketing advice
☕️ The biggest difference between Pinterest and social media
☕️ Why I don't believe every business owner should become a Pinterest expert
☕️ How Pinterest fits into a long-term marketing strategy
☕️ Making the most of the content you've already created
☕️ Why most businesses don't need more content—they need a better system
☕️ How Pinterest supports podcasts, blogs, YouTube, email marketing, and other evergreen content
☕️ Different ways to use Pinterest depending on your season of business
☕️ How to decide whether to learn Pinterest yourself or hire an expert
☕️ Creating a marketing strategy that works for your life not against it
Key Takeaways: Pinterest shouldn't become another full-time job. Whether you choose to learn the platform yourself or hire someone to manage it, the goal is the same: helping your existing content continue working long after it's published. After nearly 10 years specializing in Pinterest and helping more than 150 businesses, I've learned that most business owners don't need another platform to master. They need a marketing system that supports the content they're already creating and gives them more visibility without adding more work to their week.
Connect with Camille
→ Book a Pinterest Strategy Call
(https://positivityplatform.mykajabi.com/offers/2xRGLmFC/checkout)
→ (https://positivityplatform.mykajabi.com/offers/2xRGLmFC/checkout)Pinterest Strategy Intensive (https://positivityplatform.mykajabi.com/offers/x8nnQJoH/checkout)
(https://positivityplatform.mykajabi.com/offers/2xRGLmFC/checkout)
→ Done-With-You Pinterest Support (https://positivityplatform.mykajabi.com/offers/2xRGLmFC/checkout)
→ Done-For-You Pinterest Support (https://positivityplatform.mykajabi.com/offers/YrCwg4iW/checkout)
→ Free Guide: How to Turn Pinterest Into a Money-Making Machine (https://positivityplatform.mykajabi.com/money-making-machine)
→ Follow me on Instagram (https://www.instagram.com/positivity_platform_/)
→ Q4 Pinterest Checklist Freebie (https://positivityplatform.mykajabi.com/offers/4qFJXzme/checkout)
29 Jun 2026
Season 2 Episode 56: You Don't Need to Be Organized to Start Pinterest
Have you ever caught yourself saying: "I know I should start Pinterest...I just need to get organized first." If so, you're not alone.
In this episode of Pinterest Coffee Chats, I'm tackling one of the biggest objections I hear from business owners who want to use Pinterest but feel like they need to have everything perfectly organized before they begin. After working with more than 150 businesses, I can confidently tell you that I've never had a client come to me with perfectly organized files, folders, content, and systems and that's completely okay.
Instead of waiting for everything to feel "ready," let's talk about why getting started often creates the organization you've been waiting for. If Pinterest has been sitting on your someday list because you feel overwhelmed by your content or don't know where to start, this episode is for you.
In This Episode We Talk About:
☕️ Why waiting until you're "organized" often keeps you from ever starting
☕️ What over 150 Pinterest clients have taught me about running a business
☕️ The most common types of content business owners already have (and forget about)
☕️ How Pinterest can actually help create more organization in your business
☕️ Why your content doesn't have to be perfect to be valuable
☕️ Building a Pinterest strategy around your business goals instead of a generic checklist
☕️ How I customize Pinterest strategies for every client I work with
☕️ Why Pinterest can help you make the most of content you've already created
☕️ Taking Pinterest off your "someday" list
Key Takeaways: Being organized isn't a prerequisite for Pinterest. In fact, one of the first things we do together is identify what content matters most, which offers deserve the most attention, and how everything fits together into a sustainable strategy. Pinterest isn't about creating more work. It's about making the content you've already created work harder for your business. You don't need perfect systems before you begin. You simply need a starting point.
Connect with Camille
→ Book a Pinterest Strategy Call
(https://positivityplatform.mykajabi.com/offers/2xRGLmFC/checkout)
→ (https://positivityplatform.mykajabi.com/offers/2xRGLmFC/checkout)Pinterest Strategy Intensive (https://positivityplatform.mykajabi.com/offers/x8nnQJoH/checkout)
(https://positivityplatform.mykajabi.com/offers/2xRGLmFC/checkout)
→ Done-With-You Pinterest Support (https://positivityplatform.mykajabi.com/offers/2xRGLmFC/checkout)
→ Done-For-You Pinterest Support (https://positivityplatform.mykajabi.com/offers/YrCwg4iW/checkout)
→ Free Guide: How to Turn Pinterest Into a Money-Making Machine (https://positivityplatform.mykajabi.com/money-making-machine)
→ Follow me on Instagram (https://www.instagram.com/positivity_platform_/)
→ Q4 Pinterest Checklist Freebie (https://positivityplatform.mykajabi.com/offers/4qFJXzme/checkout)
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