What's up guys? Welcome to Made for Profit, a podcast where we talk business in the shop and help you monetize as a maker.

Each week we'll cover the topics most important to you from marketing and selling your products to winning on social media and everything in between.

I'm Brad Rodriguez, a full-time content creator running Fix This Build That.com, and my co-host, John Malecki, runs a full-time furniture company and its content site,

John Malecki.com.

Over the past few years, we've seen the value of bouncing ideas back and forth.

And we want to bring you into the conversation and help you grow along with us.

Welcome to episode 19. Today we're going to be talking about Pinterest. That's right, I said

Pinterest. And I know you might be thinking, why do I want to look at a bunch of crafts,

recipes, and pictures of finished kitchens? But let me tell you, Pinterest is a powerful tool

that you can use to drive your business. We're going to tell you why,

how we use it, and why you should be too. What's up, John? What's going on, dude? Pumped back,

jump back into another social platform content. We get a lot of great feedback about this. And

ironically, we've been getting a lot of questions about Pinterest from our patrons. So this should

be a nice, juicy episode. Absolutely. I think there's a lot of misconceived

perceptions about what Pinterest is. And, you know, that's like I said in the intro. So it'll be

cool to kind of pull back the covers a little bit on the Pinterest social platform. But before we get

into that, we do want to thank the new members who have joined the

MFP tribe this week.

Ben Qualey from Ben's Workshop, Maine, Chris Chambers, Brian Borrell, Paul Gustafson,

Brad Sancor, Lance Mitchell, Dave Garcia, and Mitermike's Woodshop.

All those folks came over to patreon.com forward slash made for profit, and they are now

enjoying some of the benefits like our pricing guide, which that is free for our patrons, and we

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