Account A: last 90 days
- Impressions
- 3.29M +35%
- Outbound clicks
- 83.29K +49%
- Saves
- 35.51K +59%
- Engaged audience
- 113.22K +44%

Food blogs only, since 2019
We run your Pinterest marketing for you: keywords, pin design, boards and daily pinning. Every pin is built from real Pinterest data, not guesses.
How we work
Six things we do for every account. No guesses, no guru tricks.
Pinterest shows your pin for the words on it. Our own tool finds what people search on Pinterest, not on Google: 3,000 keywords for one topic.
Try the free tool arrow_forwardBefore every pin, we study the 10 pins already at the top for its keyword.
check 2,680 top spots studied so farYour pins follow what works on Pinterest today, not what we like.
check 2,158 pins studiedNew pins every day, weekends and holidays too, at the hours your readers are online.
check 7 days a weekA new account starts slow and speeds up as it grows. We set your pins a day for your account.
check Learned from 12 accounts we trackedSearch a pin's exact title on Pinterest. If it shows up, Pinterest has it.
check We check it every monthEvery month we test new ideas on our own Pinterest accounts. What works goes into your pins, and you hear about it first.
Our work
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No Pinterest account yet? We build it for free when you start a plan.
Results
Two food accounts we manage, straight from Pinterest Analytics: the last 90 days, 8 July to 6 October 2026. Each percentage compares with the 90 days before.


From Pinterest Analytics. The dotted line shows days still updating.
Plans and prices
Every plan is the same work. The only difference is how many new pins we publish a day.
| Plan | Launch$147a month | RecommendedStarter$297a month | Growth$447a month | Pro$747a month |
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| New pins a day | 2 | 3 | 5 | 10 |
| New pins a month | 60 | 90 | 150 | 300 |
| Best for | New food blogs | Blogs with steady new recipes | Big recipe library | Large, healthy accounts |
| Get started | Get started | Get started | Get started | |
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How to start: click Get started, check your order and pay by card or bank transfer. The Health Check and the Profile Build are free in every plan.
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Not sure which plan fits? Start with the Health Check. It tells you which plan fits.
Who’s behind this
7 Pinterest managers, food blogs only
We have grown food blogs on Pinterest since 2019. Zaytouna Studio was founded in 2020.
Questions
Short, honest answers to what food bloggers ask before they hire a Pinterest manager.
We read the price pages of 23 Pinterest managers in October 2026. Their cheapest packages cost $199 to $1,200 a month, and $550 is the middle price. Our plans cost $147 to $747 a month, and the only difference between plans is how many new pins we publish a day.
A Pinterest manager runs your Pinterest account for you. They find the words people search, design the pins, write the titles and descriptions, set up your boards, publish new pins on a steady schedule and report the results every month.
Yes, especially for food blogs. Pinterest works like a search engine, and recipes are among the most searched topics on it. One good pin can bring visitors to your blog for months. It works best when your pins use the exact words people search.
Put the exact words people search in your pin titles and descriptions. Study the 10 pins that already rank for each keyword, and design yours to compete with them. Publish new pins every day and keep your account healthy. In our study of 2,158 pins, a pin with every word of a search showed up in 49% of those searches. Missing one word: 11%.
New pins usually need a few months to reach their best results, because Pinterest tests them first. Judge the results after 3 months, not 3 weeks.
It's a good start, but views alone don't pay. What matters for a food blog is clicks to your blog, because that's where you earn from ads, emails or sales. That's why our monthly report puts clicks first.
It depends on your account. A new account should start slow, around 2 new pins a day, and speed up as it gets healthier. A large, healthy account can handle up to 10. Our plans go from 2 to 10 new pins a day, and we set the pace for your account.
The common reasons are: a Pinterest-wide drop that hits many accounts on the same day (one happened on 8 May 2026), a seasonal dip in summer, pins with words nobody searches, or a limited account. Our Health Check finds which one it is.
Yes. Your pins can use your own blog photos, stock photos or AI images, whichever you prefer. The price stays the same.
Yes, when they look like real food. In our scan of 2,680 top spots, AI-looking pins held the #1 spot for about 2 years on a healthy account, and they were not pushed down in search. What decides the rank is your account's health and the words on the pin.
If you already have recipe videos, we turn them into video pins. We don't make new videos or run Pinterest ads yet. Blog posts and recipe writing are coming soon.
Yes. We work only with food blogs, recipe sites and food brands. Food is all we do on Pinterest.
Let's talk
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