Pinterest says it handles more searches a month than ChatGPT, and about half of them are people looking for something to buy. I help brands, creators and small businesses show up there, with pins designed to stand out in a feed full of AI art. AI for the busywork, design for the results.
Figures from Pinterest: monthly searches and shopping share from its February 2026 earnings call; monthly users from its October 2026 results.
For a national premium steak company, I designed and scheduled seasonal pins, from holiday hams to steak guides. Over the holidays, their impressions climbed to about 50,000 a day.
In February, the pinning stopped. Within weeks, daily impressions fell by more than 80%, and this summer they ran far below the summer before. My own account shows the same pattern: when I stopped pinning, impressions dropped about 70%.
Pinterest rewards showing up consistently. That's what I help with.


I'm Anne Flanagan, a graphic designer with more than 20 years of experience in branding, editorial and digital design. I've designed for national brands like Walmart, Sam's Club and Subway, and for small businesses, creators and studios across the US.
Today I focus on Pinterest: the search engine most people forget is a search engine. I design pins that look like your brand, not like everyone else's AI art, and I use AI for the research and busywork so you get results faster. I also run my own Etsy shop, so I test everything on my own business first.
Short, practical notes on getting found on Pinterest: what's working now, the AI prompts I actually use, and series like "What does AI think about Pinterest?" Every issue includes a free template.
Anne has a way of taking a scattered collection of ideas and turning them into something beautiful and cohesive. She understood the look I was going for, offered thoughtful suggestions, and made the entire process feel easy. I couldn't be happier with the results.
Real estate agent · Cary, NC