How it works
Draft the blog article and the Pin that links to it in the same composer session — one workflow instead of switching between your CMS and a separate Pinterest tool.
Set the blog post to publish first, then queue the Pin (or Pins — Pinterest rewards fresh, repeated Pins to the same URL) to go out on your own cadence afterward.
DM IQ publishes Pins to your chosen boards through Pinterest's official API, on schedule, while your blog post goes live on Ghost, Shopify Blog, Webflow, or WordPress.com.
Setting up a blog channel for the first time? See the dedicated Ghost, Shopify Blog, or Webflow CMS connection guides.
FAQ
Yes. Pinterest and blog/CMS channels (Ghost, Shopify Blog, Webflow CMS, WordPress.com) are both native DM IQ channels, so you can schedule the article and the Pins promoting it in the same calendar, timed however you like relative to each other.
Pinterest is primarily a discovery engine that drives traffic to a destination — usually a blog post. Most schedulers treat Pinterest and blog publishing as unrelated features in unrelated tools; DM IQ treats them as one workflow because that's how they're actually used.
Yes. Queue several Pins linking to the same article across different boards and dates from DM IQ's calendar, which is a common tactic for keeping older content visible in Pinterest's feed.
Ghost, Shopify Blog, Webflow CMS, and WordPress.com are all native DM IQ channels alongside Pinterest, so any of them can be the destination your Pins link to.