A Pin you publish today can still be sending people to your site in six months, because Pinterest behaves more like a search engine than a feed. The board it lands on and the words you give it matter more than the hour you post it. Maeve keeps a Pin whole: the right board, a title that turns up in search, the description, the link doing the actual job. Build a month of them in one sitting and let them go to work.
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Each Pin carries one image or one video with the Pinterest title, the description written for search, alt text, the outbound link, and a crop sized for the tall frame. Video Pins require a custom cover image, and Maeve validates that before publishing so the missing-cover problem is caught early.
A Pin needs a title, a board, and media before it can publish, and the composer holds the queue until those pieces are actually there.
Boards load from the connected Pinterest account and you pick where the Pin belongs right on the post. When the campaign needs a board that does not exist yet, create a public or secret one without leaving the composer. The destination link and the Pin's alt text sit in the same panel, so the visual, the words, and the traffic destination never get separated.
A Pin has a long life, so the report matters more here than on the post-it-and-move-on channels. Followers, impressions, engagement, saves, outbound clicks, Pin and board counts, and the top Pins, where Pinterest returns the data, so you can see which Pins kept pulling saves and clicks long after they went up.
The PDF export carries a top performing pins section for clients who want the month on paper.
Built for a search-shaped platform: the board, the title, the description, and the link stay together, and a half-finished Pin never reaches the queue.
The same launch, recipe, tutorial, or seasonal campaign usually needs a tall Pin, an Instagram version, and a reminder later in the month. These pieces keep the Pinterest version connected.
Maeve schedules Pinterest Pins with one image or one video, a required Pinterest title, a required board, an optional description, an optional destination link, and optional alt text. Video Pins also need a custom cover image before publishing.
Yes. The Pinterest composer loads boards from the connected account, lets you choose the board for the Pin, and can create a new public or secret board from the same flow when your workspace permissions allow it.
Yes. Pinterest titles are separate from the captions for Instagram, Facebook, LinkedIn, TikTok, YouTube, Threads, and X. The Pinterest-specific caption becomes the Pin description, so you can write for search, saves, and clicks without changing the rest of the campaign.
Yes. Add the destination URL in the Pinterest settings, and Maeve keeps it with the scheduled Pin so the visual, title, description, board, and traffic destination stay together.
Yes. You can add Pin alt text in the Pinterest settings. If you leave it blank, the publisher falls back to the media alt text or title where available.
Yes. Pinterest video Pins use one video and require a custom cover image. Maeve validates the video setup before publishing so the missing-cover problem is caught early.
Yes. Pinterest analytics reports include followers, impressions, engagement, saves, outbound clicks, Pin count, board count, and top Pin reporting where Pinterest returns the data.
Failed Post Recovery applies to Pinterest. If Pinterest rejects the media, the selected board is no longer available, the account needs reconnecting, or the publish hits a temporary issue, the failed item keeps the title, description, media, board, and retry path together.
Yes. Pinterest Pins use the same Maeve workflow as the rest of your social content. They can move through draft, review, approval, scheduled, published, and failed states while the calendar keeps the publish time visible.