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HOW do you find clients though?? (Comment CLIENT

HOW do you find clients though??

(Comment CLIENTS & help you get started as a freelance Pinterest Manager!)

Ahhh the million dollar question.

There’s a no-fail plan, and it’s called pitching.

It’s just math and numbers, if you do it enough, you will get clients.

Butttttt I also like to work smarter and not harder and write great pitches to people who are perfect for my services.

If you want to get started as a Pinterest manager and need a portfolio + clients….

Comment “CLIENTS”

His timing is perfect 🤍 Send this to someone who

His timing is perfect 🤍

Send this to someone who needs peace from this reminder.

#freelancer #christianencouragement #christianentrepreneur #homeschoolmom #businessmindset

Here’s what you need to do! 🔥Comment “START” to g

Here’s what you need to do!

🔥Comment “START” to get the behind the scenes for how I went from $200 months to $10K months working part time hours as a Pinterest Manager!

If you’re struggling with finding clients and....

🦗The job boards are crickets
😞The Facebook Groups are quiet
🤦🏻‍♀️The platforms that connect freelancers to business owners are coming up dry

... go make your own leads! There ARE clients out there that will pay you for your Pinterest expertise.

You need an abundance mindset. There are millions upon millions of businesses out there that need your services, it’s beyond realistic to think you can land 5-10 clients.

So here’s what I want you to do, go out and pitch.

And if you HAVE pitched your Pinterest services, and haven’t landed a client yet, well you might:

1. Need to improve your pitch
2. Simply just send more pitches, it’s a numbers game and most people grossly underestimate how much effort/volume it takes
How many cold pitches does it actually take to land a freelance Pinterest client? 🤔✨

Let’s talk numbers 👇

📩 The average response rate for cold pitches is around 5–10%.
💬 Of those who reply, only 10–30% turn into paying clients.

Translation? You might need to send 50–100 pitches to land ONE client (especially when you’re just starting out).

But here’s the good news:
With the right strategy, niche clarity, and a pitch that actually speaks to your ideal client’s pain points—those numbers start to shrink. 🙌

🔥 Pro tip: Start with 5–10 cold pitches/day for 2–4 weeks. Track your results. Refine. Repeat.

The magic is in the momentum. Keep showing up. 💪

👇 Tell me: Have you tried cold pitching before? What’s your biggest challenge with it?

P.S. Inside my Pinterest Manager Academy, there’s an ENTIRE module on pitching! I give you email frameworks, PDF’s that you can send clients to help them visualize the ROI of your services, and there’s personalized coaching, so if you want MY feedback on your pitches... I’ll give you detailed feedback!

💗Comment “START” to learn more about the Pinterest Manager Academy

📲Follow @emilee.vales to learn more about Pinterest Management tips

#pinterestmanager #pinterest

Here’s what you need to do! 🔥Comment “START” to g

Here’s what you need to do!

🔥Comment “START” to get the behind the scenes for how I went from $200 months to $10K months working part time hours as a Pinterest Manager!

If you’re struggling with finding clients and....

🦗The job boards are crickets
😞The Facebook Groups are quiet
🤦🏻‍♀️The platforms that connect freelancers to business owners are coming up dry

... go make your own leads! There ARE clients out there that will pay you for your Pinterest expertise.

You need an abundance mindset. There are millions upon millions of businesses out there that need your services, it’s beyond realistic to think you can land 5-10 clients.

So here’s what I want you to do, go out and pitch.

And if you HAVE pitched your Pinterest services, and haven’t landed a client yet, well you might:

1. Need to improve your pitch
2. Simply just send more pitches, it’s a numbers game and most people grossly underestimate how much effort/volume it takes
How many cold pitches does it actually take to land a freelance Pinterest client? 🤔✨

Let’s talk numbers 👇

📩 The average response rate for cold pitches is around 5–10%.
💬 Of those who reply, only 10–30% turn into paying clients.

Translation? You might need to send 50–100 pitches to land ONE client (especially when you’re just starting out).

But here’s the good news:
With the right strategy, niche clarity, and a pitch that actually speaks to your ideal client’s pain points—those numbers start to shrink. 🙌

🔥 Pro tip: Start with 5–10 cold pitches/day for 2–4 weeks. Track your results. Refine. Repeat.

The magic is in the momentum. Keep showing up. 💪

👇 Tell me: Have you tried cold pitching before? What’s your biggest challenge with it?

P.S. Inside my Pinterest Manager Academy, there’s an ENTIRE module on pitching! I give you email frameworks, PDF’s that you can send clients to help them visualize the ROI of your services, and there’s personalized coaching, so if you want MY feedback on your pitches... I’ll give you detailed feedback!

💗Comment “START” to learn more about the Pinterest Manager Academy

📲Follow @emilee.vales to learn more about Pinterest Management tips

#pinterestmanager #pinterest

Here’s what you need to do! 🔥Comment “START” to g

Here’s what you need to do!

🔥Comment “START” to get the behind the scenes for how I went from $200 months to $10K months working part time hours as a Pinterest Manager!

If you’re struggling with finding clients and....

🦗The job boards are crickets
😞The Facebook Groups are quiet
🤦🏻‍♀️The platforms that connect freelancers to business owners are coming up dry

... go make your own leads! There ARE clients out there that will pay you for your Pinterest expertise.

You need an abundance mindset. There are millions upon millions of businesses out there that need your services, it’s beyond realistic to think you can land 5-10 clients.

So here’s what I want you to do, go out and pitch.

And if you HAVE pitched your Pinterest services, and haven’t landed a client yet, well you might:

1. Need to improve your pitch
2. Simply just send more pitches, it’s a numbers game and most people grossly underestimate how much effort/volume it takes
How many cold pitches does it actually take to land a freelance Pinterest client? 🤔✨

Let’s talk numbers 👇

📩 The average response rate for cold pitches is around 5–10%.
💬 Of those who reply, only 10–30% turn into paying clients.

Translation? You might need to send 50–100 pitches to land ONE client (especially when you’re just starting out).

But here’s the good news:
With the right strategy, niche clarity, and a pitch that actually speaks to your ideal client’s pain points—those numbers start to shrink. 🙌

🔥 Pro tip: Start with 5–10 cold pitches/day for 2–4 weeks. Track your results. Refine. Repeat.

The magic is in the momentum. Keep showing up. 💪

👇 Tell me: Have you tried cold pitching before? What’s your biggest challenge with it?

P.S. Inside my Pinterest Manager Academy, there’s an ENTIRE module on pitching! I give you email frameworks, PDF’s that you can send clients to help them visualize the ROI of your services, and there’s personalized coaching, so if you want MY feedback on your pitches... I’ll give you detailed feedback!

💗Comment “START” to learn more about the Pinterest Manager Academy

📲Follow @emilee.vales to learn more about Pinterest Management tips

#pinterestmanager #pinterest

I actually loved teaching, but here’s why I quit…

I actually loved teaching, but here’s why I quit…

🥹 to be at home with my baby!

However, I was starting to question the system after I was awarded teacher of the year and my $2K stipend could only be used on my classroom and I had to spend the $$ out of pocket and then would be reimbursed upon providing receipts 🤦🏻‍♀️

Anddddd that in a nutshell is why teachers feel overworked, underpaid and undervalued.

Not to mention the politics with education, I loved the kids and teaching, but so much more came along with it that I wanted no part of.

👉🏻So I quit. I quit so that I wouldn’t look back and have regret about losing that time with my daughter.

And side note, I clearly didn’t go into the profession for the money, but because of my love for the kids and educating.

But you won’t know EXACTLY what it will be like/how you’ll feel until you’re working and really in it, ya know?

I loved my time in the classroom, and I wouldn’t change anything about my journey from teaching to freelancing.

But I am grateful to find this business as a freelance Pinterest Manager where I can be at home with my babies and still support my family financially 💕

💡When I found freelancing, and learned more about starting a service based business.. i realized that there were A LOT of transferable skills I had as a teacher.

I started my freelance journey as a virtual assistant and LOVED helping business owners via my services, but niched down to Pinterest Management because I never intended on working as a virtual assistant indefinitely (it was just a start).

Fast forward to 2026, 8 years later, and I still serve clients as a Pinterest Manager and love my business more than ever… but now I also help people like you, who love Pinterest & want freedom/income from home, start their freelance Pinterest management business!

🥳🚨To get learn more about starting your freelance Pinterest management business, comment “START” and I’ll DM you the link to my SECRET Pinterest Manager podcast 🥰

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