D2C · Specialty coffee · Pinterest
Pinterest built the top of a funnel Google couldn't.
A specialty-coffee brand nobody was googling turned into a discovery machine — one Pinterest board at a time.
mosscoffee Pinterest built the top of a funnel Google couldn't.
The problem
Founders had discovered that their target buyer — home-brewing enthusiasts — did most of their discovery on Pinterest, not Google. There was no plan to reach them there.
The approach
- 1
Pinterest SEO across board names, pin titles, and descriptions.
- 2
Vertical 2:3 pin design built for the Pinterest feed, not repurposed IG posts.
- 3
Seasonal planning three months ahead of the query spike (cold brew May, gifting November).
- 4
Rich pins wired to product pages with real inventory feeds.
What changed
- Pinterest is now the second-biggest source of traffic to the store after direct.
- Outbound-click cost-per-visit at ₹4.30 — a quarter of the paid alternatives.
- One 'cold brew ratio' pin drove 42K clicks over four months with zero paid boost.
- Gifting revenue in Q4 grew 3.4× versus the previous year.
"They took a platform we ignored and made it the top of our funnel. Google was never going to send us this audience."
Names abbreviated per client consent · Metrics as reported at engagement close
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