What if you could build your own?
You've watched a simple Pinterest sales path turn a stranger into a customer. Now picture one in your business.
It's Friday afternoon and you're done for the week
You close your laptop. Maybe you're picking up the kids, meeting a friend for lunch, or heading out of town for the weekend.
You're not scrambling to post something before the day ends. You're not wondering where your next customer will come from.
A few months ago you wrote a post that answers a question your ideal customer searches for. You made pins for it. And at the bottom of that post, there's somewhere useful for her to go next. While you're out living your life, someone you've never met could be finding your business for the first time.
Not every visitor will take that step, and you'll still tend to things now and then. But the path is there, working, even when you're away from your desk.
Why this matters to me
I still think about those little $7 sales. They definitely didn't make me rich.
What they gave me was the feeling that I'd built something that didn't need me there every time someone wanted to buy. As a single mom building a business around two young kids, that mattered more than I can explain.
My business looks very different now, and I still believe it. Your marketing should be building something that keeps bringing people in after you close your laptop.
xx Kyla
The part that usually stops people
If you've read this far, you get it. Knowing what you want and figuring out how to build it are two very different things, though.
You sit down, open a blank doc, and start listing ideas. Then the second-guessing starts:
Two hours of funnel research later, you're no closer to having one. I've watched so many smart business owners get stuck right here, when they already have almost everything they need. What's missing is a clear plan for connecting it.
Sketch your path in three lines
Fill it in on paper, in your notes app, or just in your head. Can't fill in a line yet? That's normal, and it's exactly where most people get stuck.
1 · She searches for__________________________Sarah's: how to create a digital product to sell
2 · Her next step is__________________________Sarah's: a free Canva workbook starter kit
3 · That leads to my offer__________________________Sarah's: the $27 launch kit, then her course
Build your path with the Funnel Builder
I took everything I know about turning Pinterest visitors into customers and put it into an AI skill. You bring your business. It helps you make the decisions and write the pieces.
Start with your three-line sketch, or with nothing but your offer. It asks you one question at a time, checks your actual website, and builds your path in your voice.
- ✓Figures out what your future customers search for before they're ready to buy
- ✓Picks the post to lead with, and the next step that fits it
- ✓Writes your freebie, signup copy, emails, and pins
- ✓Spots the gaps in what you already have, so you know what to make next
- ✓Use it again for every new offer
$27
One-time payment · Works in Claude, including the free plan
The Funnel Builder is one of the skills inside PinMode, my full set of Pinterest skills that work from the same picture of your business. PinMode opens a few times a year. Buy the Funnel Builder now and you'll get $30 off PinMode when it opens, and you'll hear about it first.
Sarah and Melissa are made up to show how a path works. They aren't a promise of specific results.
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