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Publish before the rush, not during it

See when each of your topics peaks on Pinterest and the date to publish by, so your pins are indexed before the traffic arrives.

PinSleuth · Seasonal Calendar

What you get

What it does

A year-at-a-glance chart for every keyword, with the peak month marked.

New pins take weeks to be picked up, so the calendar works back about 45 days from the peak and tells you whether to publish now, soon or later.

Very small keywords have no trend data of their own, so PinSleuth borrows the curve of a broader topic and labels how close the match is.

Three steps

PinSleuth fetches Pinterest Trends for your keywords in the background.

Keywords are sorted by urgency, from publish now to evergreen.

Schedule posts so they are live before the season starts.

Questions

Why 45 days?

Pinterest needs time to index and distribute new pins, so publishing a month or two before the peak gives them a chance to build up.

What does “broad guess” mean?

The keyword has no trend of its own, so PinSleuth used a very general topic. Treat the date as a rough guide.

Keep going

One post idea per topic you do not own yet.

Pinterest’s own search volumes, trends and related interests.

Daily checks, with the whole results page saved.

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