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Did you know that 4% of the U.S. population is now following a vegan diet? While it might not sound like a huge number, that’s over 13 million people searching for new ideas and inspiration on what to cook. That’s a lot of potential readers and hungry people looking for fresh plant-based recipes! Sharing your…
Roundup posts aren’t new. For years, food bloggers have been putting together “20 Best Chili Recipes” and “Top 10 Weeknight Dinners” with varying results. However, one thing that has changed is reader expectations. They don’t want endless scrolling or a list that leaves them wondering what to cook. They want useful, thoughtful collections that make…
Writing a recipe might seem straightforward, but many food bloggers lose readers because basic recipe details are missing or unclear. Whether it’s an incomplete ingredient list, vague instructions, or missing cooking times, these oversights can frustrate your audience and drive them away. If you’re feeling unsure, you’re not the only one. A lot of food…
QR codes are having a bit of a moment and have risen in popularity recently. They’re quick to scan, easy to set up, and instantly connect people to digital content. For food creators, they open up a world of possibilities. Someone could be flipping through your cookbook or watching your video, and BOOM, with one…
Want to get more traffic to your blog? Pinterest is still one of the best ways to do it. Pinterest is a visual search engine. That means people go there to find ideas, not just scroll. And if your Pins show up in those searches, they can drive steady traffic to your blog for months…