How Wedding Vendors Get Found On Pinterest With Dana Bahr

👉 Want to finally break free from The Knot and WeddingWire without losing leads? Save your seat for this free training.Most wedding pros either ignore Pinterest completely or treat it like Instagram and wonder why nothing happens. Pretty pictures. No context. No clicks. No inquiries.Here's the thing nobody tells you: Pinterest isn't social media. It's a search engine. And couples are using it heavily during the research phase, way before they're ready to book anyone. By the time they reach out to you, they've already spent 7 to 12 hours consuming content related to your service. Pinterest is where a huge chunk of that happens.That means if you're not showing up there with content that actually answers what couples are searching for, you're invisible during the most important part of their decision-making process.In this episode, Pinterest strategist Dana Bahr breaks down her VEIL method and exactly how wedding pros can use Pinterest to get found, build trust, and generate leads without creating a mountain of new content from scratch.Get all the links from this episode: http://evolveyourweddingbusiness.com/357———I’m hosting a free live class: Break Up With The Knot & WeddingWire (Without Losing Leads)We’ll cover why many wedding pros feel their directory listings aren’t delivering like they once did, what’s actually working for bookings right now, and how to create a marketing system that puts you back in the driver’s seat.Grab your free seat at evolveyourweddingbusiness.com/breakup———Find Heidi: Instagram (send a DM!)The Wedding Business Collective 🩵 (get your first month for $1)Ghosted Lead Booking Wizard 👻Wedding Business Shop 🛍️Free Training: Break Up With WeddingWire + The Knot Without Losing Leads 💔Free Audio Training: Inside Profitable Six-Figure Wedding Businesses: What They Do That You Don’t (So You Can Grow & Scale Too) 👀Case Study: Wedding Planner Marketing That Works – How Katie Sautter Booked 15 Weddings in Her First Year 🔍The Knot & WeddingWire: Are They Worth It For Wedding Vendors?🤔