Ask Claude or ChatGPT how your Pinterest is doing

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Hi Emre, 
 Ask Claude or ChatGPT how your Pinterest is doing this month, right there in the chat you already have open with it, and until recently it had no way to check. 
 It could schedule Pins for you. It could write copy, sort of. But ask "how are my Pins performing," and it just couldn't tell you. 
 That's the first thing we fixed. 
 Quick note if you haven't connected one yet: it's a two-minute setup, in Tailwind's Settings → Integrations. Pick Claude, ChatGPT, or whatever you use, and follow the steps there. Once it's connected, everything below just happens in that same chat. 
 Your assistant can pull your Pinterest numbers now. 
 Ask it for the stats on one Pin, your whole account, or a ranked list of your best performers, and it reads them straight from Pinterest, without you opening Tailwind at all. 
 Try: "How did my Pins do this month? Which one performed best?" 
 Over 1,200 accounts connected an AI assistant to Tailwind in the last 30 days. This is one of the first things a lot of them are asking it to do. 
 It schedules into your next open slot, correctly. 
 Before, if you told it to "just schedule this," it had to guess a time. Now it places the Pin into your actual next open SmartSchedule slot, honoring your Pin Spacing rules for that URL, the same math Tailwind's own Pin Scheduler runs. No more Pins landing off-queue. 
 Try: "Schedule this for whenever's next available." 
 It can publish one Pin across several boards, spaced out. 
 If you use board lists to fan a Pin out across boards over time, your assistant can do that now too. Ask it to read one of your board lists and publish to it at an interval, and it will. 
 One thing to know: it can only tell you which Pins belong together right when it creates them. If you'll want to edit the set later, ask it to note the Pin IDs. 
 Try: "Publish this Pin to my Home Decor board list, one every 7 days." 
 It can write the copy too. 
 Tell it what kind of Pin this is (a product, a seasonal push, a behind-the-scenes post) and what it's about, and it writes a title and description that match how your account already writes. 
 Try: "Write a Pin for this describing our fall sale, and schedule it." 
 A smaller one worth knowing: it can now change the product tags on a Pin that's already scheduled, something it couldn't do before. 
 And if it hits something it can't do yet, ask it to tell us. There's a new way for it to send that request straight to our team, so we hear about the gap directly instead of you having to work around it. 
 Building with Zapier, Make, or n8n instead of chatting with an assistant? Same API key, same endpoints, everything above works the same, you just add it as a step in your workflow instead of asking in a chat window. 
 Connect your assistant 
 What's the next thing you want it to be able to do?

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28 September 2026 · 19:00 UTC