Food and fashion blogger uses Claude Projects for keyword research, pin copy and bulk pin uploads

What they did

Each blog has its own Claude Project, with SEO instructions, Pinterest strategy and brand voice in the project instructions. They moved these over by asking ChatGPT, which they used before, to summarize how they had been using it. Before writing a post, they have Claude find a main Google keyword and secondary keywords. After it goes live, they give Claude the link to get Pinterest keyword ideas, type those into Pinterest's search bar, screenshot the drop-down suggestions and bring them back so Claude can write pin text, titles and descriptions. For image-heavy fashion posts, Claude builds a CSV with a unique link, title and description for each image, which they import into Pinterest's scheduler. They also paste in analytics reports and ask why traffic is changing.

How it went

They call it a huge time-saver for simple but time-consuming tasks. When their traffic reached 60,000 sessions, Claude gave them a checklist for keeping it growing. They also had Claude help build their own pin maker and now make about half their pins with it and half in Canva.

Worth knowing

• Claude can't search Pinterest itself, so the drop-down screenshots are a manual step. Teaching it the CSV format took some time. They tried the Canva connector and found it took about as long as doing the design themselves. They use it for video outlines but not full scripts.
• Price check: Claude: free plan; Pro: US$20/month, or US$17/month on a yearly plan (US$200/year) (checked Nov 1, 2026); Canva: free plan; Canva Pro: US$18/month, or US$12/month on a yearly plan (US$144/year) (checked Oct 26, 2026).

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Try it yourself

Paste this into a chatbot, then add your own details underneath.

Here is my live blog post: [link or text]. Here are screenshots of Pinterest's search suggestions for three keywords: [attach]. Using only phrases from those suggestions, write 10 pin titles (under 100 characters) and 10 pin descriptions that each use one main keyword naturally. Put them in a table.

Original post

See Meghan's Media's original post on YouTube → (Sep 14, 2026)