Everything Bloomtack does, from blog post to published pin

Also included in the plans

The pieces around the main loop are the ones that save the most time week to week.

• Board mapping and rotation. Map blog categories to boards once. Pins rotate across the mapped boards, and a missing board is only created after you confirm it.
• Fresh pins for older posts. Posts that haven’t been pinned in a while get new versions with a different design, headline angle and board, up to 4 a month per post.
• Analytics per pin, design and post. Impressions, saves and outbound clicks for the pins Bloomtack published, with CSV export.
• UTM tags on every link. Pin links carry UTM tags with the design ID, so your own analytics show Pinterest traffic per design.
• Editable copy templates. Without an AI key, titles and descriptions come from templates you can edit per workspace, with a live preview.
• Team seats with roles. Owners, admins, editors and reviewers, so an assistant can review pins without touching billing.
• Queue alerts. An email when your approved pins cover less than 2 days, so the schedule never runs dry without you knowing.
• Your own pins and videos. Upload an image or a video you made, add the title, description and link, and schedule it yourself. It sits in the same calendar as the pins Bloomtack designs.
• Pin rules. Choose which posts get pins by themselves and how many, with include and exclude rules, and set different rules for each blog. Every pin still waits for your review.
• A calendar of every pin. See scheduled and published pins by week or month, and move a scheduled pin to another day or time.
• Client portal. Share a workspace with a client by email for 30, 90 or 180 days, up to 25 clients at once. They see the calendar and results, and can review pins only if you allow it.
• White-label PDF reports, on Pro and up. Download an account’s results as a PDF in your own brand, to send to a client.
• Notifications you choose. Pick which notices reach you in the app and by email. Security and billing notices always do.
• Safe sign-in. Two-factor sign-in, plus a list of your sessions and devices.
• Your data is yours. Export everything in a zip, or delete your account, from the privacy settings.
• Webhooks. Send pin published, pin failed and post imported events to your own tools, such as Zapier or Make.
• A demo workspace and a help center. Look around a sample blog before you connect your own, and find guides and a person to ask inside the app.

These open with the app, which opens soon.