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As a content creator it can be so easy to get lost in the SEO and metrics of it all. But now, more than ever, creating content that serves your audience is essential. In this blog post we share three tips for creating content that your readers want, need, and love!
It’s so important to keep a pulse on what content your readers are looking for to make sure that you’re creating valuable content that will keep your audience coming back.
For many food bloggers, the ultimate dream is to “go pro” and turn their blog into a business that can generate a full-time income. It’s possible, but it takes a lot of hard work, dedication, luck, and diversification to make that much money from your food blog. That last one, diversification, is a concept that people don’t often think about when they consider creating a full-time income from their blog.
People often use the phrase “don’t put all your eggs in one basket” when referring to diversification, but that phrase doesn’t really work for what we’re trying to communicate in this post. We like this phrase better:
Fill your empty egg carton.
Okay, we’ll be the first to admit that it’s not as catchy, but the visual of the egg carton helps to communicate the point that we’re hoping to make, which is this…
It’s really hard to create a full income from just one income source (i.e. one egg), but when you fill all of the possible income sources (i.e. openings in the egg carton), it becomes much easier to make that much money from your food blog.
Happy Thursday, Food Blogger Pro members! 🎉
We have a new quick win all about pillar and cluster building, a powerful strategy for organizing your content and strengthening your site’s SEO.
We’re rounding up some of our favorite ingredients, recipes, and search terms trending this spring to help you plan the content calendar for your food blog!
Snow is melting, days are getting longer, and spring is in the air! While we love the holidays and cozy winter foods, you can’t deny the excitement that spring weather brings. Not to mention all of the fruits, vegetables, and herbs that are coming into season. It’s a great time of year to be a food blogger!
If you’re brainstorming content for the next few months of spring, you’ve come to the right place! In this post, we’ve rounded up some of our favorite foods trending this spring.
Happy Thursday!
It’s an especially happy Thursday today because we’ve got an updated course on Sponsored Content for you today! Woo 🎊
For years, food bloggers have been told the same thing: grow your traffic, optimize for ads, chase SEO, repeat.
And while blogs are still incredibly valuable, many creators are realizing something important — relying on one income stream is risky, and building a deeper connection with your audience matters more than ever.
That’s where paid newsletters come in.
Happy Thursday, Food Blogger Pro members! 🥳 We have a new quick win all about internal linking, one of the easiest quick wins to focus on if you’re looking for a fast, high-impact way to improve your site.
Happy Thursday FBP Members!
Today’s an exciting day! Why? Because it’s updated course day and we just released an updated version of our YouTube for Food Creators course. 🎉
Are you looking to start sharing food content on YouTube? Have you been posting recipe videos for years and aren’t seeing any traction? In this blog post we’re sharing our top tips for food bloggers on YouTube — actionable, approachable steps you can take to grow your following and get more engagement on the platform.
Happy Thursday Food Blogger Pro members! Guess what? Our new course all about Creating a Viral Reel is live! 🎉