Looking for a fun way to increase engagement with your readers, while adding value to your food or lifestyle blog? Here’s an idea that has worked really well for me… Years ago, I ran a site called Web Copy Results for my freelance writing business. (It’s not online anymore because I no longer offer those services). […]
How to Make Ready-to-Publish Food Content Fresh and Unique
I have one major “rule” when creating new ready-to-publish food content for KitchenBloggers: The quality must be good enough that I would be willing to post it “as is” on one of my own websites. In other words, if it’s not good enough for me, it’s NOT good enough to offer to you. However, that rule is a bit misleading, […]
A Simple Time-Saving Trick for Food Bloggers
Today I’d like to share an easy time-saving tip that can help you be more productive AND better serve your audience. It’s something I’ve been doing for years and it really does make a HUGE difference in terms my productivity and bottom line. Let’s take a closer look… Whenever a reader submits a question via your website or […]
June 2016 Content Planning Guide for Food Bloggers
Summer is here, which means the living is easy… For many, summer means backyard barbecues, picnics by the lake and balmy evenings around a blazing campfire. With the kids out of school, paper bag lunches are out and lazy (read: late!) mornings are in. [Tip: Read all the way to the bottom of this post to see […]
How to Use Your “Bad” Food Photos… aka “Attack of the Chicken Turtle”
Has this ever happened to you? You’re busy cooking up a storm and trying to snap beautiful shots for your food blog at the same time. You get the food plated and the lighting just how you like it… and you happily start snapping away and everything looks GREAT! This might just be your Best. […]
