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Never wonder what to publish next

PinSleuth groups your keywords into topics, drops the ones you already cover, and ranks the rest by demand, openness and timing.

PinSleuth · Content Planner

What you get

What it does

Near-duplicate keywords are grouped, so you plan one strong post instead of ten weak ones.

Demand, how open the topic is, how close its season is and the opportunity score all feed the ranking.

Topics where you rank in the top ten are left out, and each idea lists the related keywords to cover in the same post.

Three steps

Track or save the keywords around your niche.

Each idea shows its score and the reasons behind it.

Open the pin writer from any idea, and publish by the suggested date.

Questions

Where do the ideas come from?

From the keywords you track and save, plus related keywords from Pinterest’s own database in the same categories.

Does it write the posts?

No. It tells you what to write next. The pin writer helps with the pins.

Keep going

Group keywords so one post covers a whole topic.

When each topic peaks and the date to publish by.

Demand against how beatable the first page is.

Pick a plan, add a card, and pay nothing if you cancel within 14 days.