There’s something uniquely energizing about returning to a project you believe in with fresh eyes. That’s exactly how it feels to step back into Meredith Davis’s world and breathe new life into her Pinterest presence. With the upcoming release of The Minor Rescue and the steady heartbeat of The Minor Miracle still resonating, it’s the perfect time to revisit the heart of Meredith’s message and let it shine across her platform.
Before we jump into the what and how, it’s worth anchoring ourselves in the why. Why do we tell stories? Why do we bother shaping platforms with care and intention? Because when we know our 'why,' every pin, board, and piece of content becomes more than marketing—it becomes ministry, connection, and purpose in action.
When I first created Meredith’s Impact Map—our go-to guide for staying focused on her message, her goals, and the heart behind her work—it was clear that her books do more than tell a story. They invite readers (and their grownups) into a world where courage, compassion, and quiet acts of heroism shape lives. Her characters do ordinary things with extraordinary impact, making her work not just child- and classroom-friendly, but profoundly values-based. And that’s exactly the kind of story Pinterest was made to share.
As we refresh Meredith’s platform, here are a few strategies we’re implementing—and why they matter:
New boards: We'll create fresh categories that reflect her SELAH award-winning themes—resilience, kindness, empathy, faith—with pins that spotlight these values in action. These new boards help reframe her platform with clarity and purpose, signaling to Pinterest (and to people) what Meredith stands for.
Interior art as character intros: Each illustration becomes an invitation to meet the kids who make this series shine. Visual storytelling draws readers in, helping them form connections with characters before they've even cracked open the book.
Quote pins and keyword-rich descriptions: We’ll weave in lines that speak to both the emotional arc of the books and the academic coding Pinterest favors. These small pieces of story carry weight—each pin acts as a pathway, making the content both searchable and shareable.
Educator resources: These rich materials deserve the spotlight, so we’ll create optimized pins that help teachers find exactly what they need—clearly labeled by age group and standards. This ensures Meredith’s work isn’t just inspiring—it’s practical, accessible, and classroom-ready.
And while Meredith's delightful Story Time blog will stay right where it is, we won't be creating campaigns for it this time around. This summer, all eyes are on Noah Minor.
So, what happens next? With a few months of consistent content and a clear strategy, Meredith’s Pinterest presence will once again be indexed, discoverable, and engaging—connecting her books with the families, educators, and librarians who need them most.
If you're curious about the strategy behind this work, I invite you to take a look at Meredith’s Pinterest platform. Her boards are already brimming with meaningful content, and there’s much more to come. Visit her here:
And if you're inspired by what you see, go ahead and click that "Follow" button. We’d love for you to watch this transformation unfold.
Behind all of this is the Impact Map—a thoughtful framework that uncovers the heart of your message, connects it with your audience, and translates it into content that resonates and performs—a tool we use to guide authors through clarifying their message, organizing their content, and showing up with authenticity on platforms like Pinterest. Whether you’re brand new to the platform or have been pinning for years, the Impact Map helps you tell your story in a way that truly sticks.
It’s an honor to return to this platform with Meredith and help share her powerful stories with a wider audience. And it would be a joy to do the same with you. If you're wondering what a purpose-filled refresh might look like for your own platform, you can learn more about the Impact Map here: The Impact Map
We believe in turning values into visuals—and in making Pinterest dreams come true, one intentional pin at a time.
As we wrap up, let’s circle back to the ‘what’, the ‘how’, and the ‘why’ of Meredith’s renewed presence on Pinterest.
What we’re building is a thoughtfully curated visual space that highlights her books, characters, and classroom resources in engaging, meaningful ways.
How we’re making it happen is through strategic content, refreshed boards, optimized pins, and an intentional focus on discoverability. With consistency and care, Meredith’s platform will once again become a beacon for those seeking stories that uplift, challenge, and resonate.
Why we’re doing it is to celebrate the values that make her stories so special—courage, compassion, faith—and to connect those values with the families, educators, and readers who are looking for exactly that kind of inspiration.
This is more than a platform refresh—it’s a recommitment to the mission behind her work. And we can’t wait to see where this new season leads.
