When it comes to filming recipe videos, you really don’t need a complicated setup. These days, an iPhone, a tripod, and good lighting can get you surprisingly far—and that’s actually what a lot of food creators are using to create their content.
Creating videos is one of the most popular ways to share content, especially when it comes to food. Plus, there’s plenty of tools out there that can make the entire process, from start to finish, as seamless as possible.
While it may be easy to increase your blog’s income by adding additional ad units, writing spammy posts with many affiliate links, or pitching unrelated or untested products to your readers, the goal here is to increase your revenue-making capabilities without degrading the quality of your site.
The more value you can provide to your readers, the easier it is for them to return to your blog. Words to live by!
Let’s explore some ways you can amplify your monetization strategies in this post!
Are you creating videos for your blog posts? If so, you probably want to share them on social media.
Videos can be shared on pretty much every social media platform, which is great for getting the most out of the videos you’re producing.
But it can also be a bit confusing because there are different recommendations for each platform. Between the videos you share on Instagram Stories and on the Facebook Feed, the recommended dimensions can vary quite a bit.
Luckily, we have your back. 😊 This post will be constantly updated with new recommendations so you can be confident you’re sharing the right kind of video to each social platform:
If you make recipe videos for your blog posts, I know you know that they take a lot of work.
There’s the planning, the shooting, the editing, the promoting… not to mention cleaning up the kitchen after the whole ordeal is over. 😉
So if you’re doing all of that hard work for just one video, is there a way to make that content work for you long-term? A way to take that content and repurpose it in a different way that will allow you to reach more people without doing more work?
The answer: Yes!
And in fact, we’re talking about three different ways that you can repurpose your recipe videos in this article.
Is it just me or does the end of the year always feel like the perfect time to step back and set some blogging goals for the year ahead?
It can be so helpful to analyze what’s working (and what’s not!) in your current strategy to decide what to focus your time and energy on moving forward.
As you’re thinking about your goals for the new year, we wanted to get a feel for what food bloggers are focusing on in 2022 to give you some ideas and inspiration!
We surveyed The Food Blogger Pro community, as well as the team behind Food Blogger Pro and our sister companies, to get their thoughts, and we can’t wait to share the results with you today.
Oh, hey there! Guess what?
We just hit publish on a brand new Quick Win, and I have a feeling you’re going to love it.
And that’s because it’s all about How to Create Step-by-Step Recipe Videos like a pro!
Hey there, friends! 👋 Leslie here from Team FBP with some exciting news.
We JUST hit publish on a brand new Quick Win video all about creating custom intros and outros for video! And it’s perfect for all of you out there sharing videos on your blog or social media channels.
Hiya! And Happy Friday, friends!
This week has been an exciting one over here at FBP HQ. We held an awesome event called the Recipe Video Bootcamp, we started revving up for our open enrollment period next week (!!!), and…
We published a new course!
For those of who missed the Bootcamp, or for those who loved it and want to watch it again, I have some good news: we uploaded the session videos as our new course this month!
Excited? We are too!
Hi, friends! Guess what?
It’s new course day! Can I get a woot woot?
If you’ve been following along, you know that food video has been a huge focus for us in the past few months. We’ve covered the tools you’ll need, we’ve showed you how to plan your shoot, and we’ve taken you behind the scenes of a Pinch of Yum shoot.
Next comes editing. We’ve covered editing in iMovie and in Adobe Premiere Pro, but today we’re covering the editing software that the Pinch of Yum team uses every week to make their awesome recipe videos: Final Cut Pro X.
Do you hear that?
That’s the sound of a viral recipe video, perfectly fitted for Instagram and Facebook, flawlessly edited, getting liked, commented on, and shared by the minute!
Pretty much the dream for a food blogger, right?
But it doesn’t need to be a dream anymore; it’s time for our brand new food video course, Editing in Adobe Premiere Pro!