Dianne Jacob, Will Write For Food
Dianne Jacob, Will Write For Food
Last week Amy Sherman of Cooking With Amy and I did a session at TechMunch San Francisco on “How to Recycle, Repurpose and Aggregate Existing Content.” Amy is a longtime colleague and friend who started her food blog in 2003.
When I tweeted about the session, Shauna James Ahern of Gluten-Free Girl replied, “I’d love to see your write-up of this afterward!” So I knew I had to [Read more…] about 8 Ways to Recycle, Repurpose and Aggregate Your Content
A Guest Post by Raquel Smith of Food Blogger Pro
Choosing a recipe plugin is an important decision for a food blogger. After all, your recipes are why you have traffic, why advertisers pay you, and why people subscribe to your email list.
It makes sense, then, that choosing a recipe plugin would take time. With all the options, how do you know which will [Read more…] about 5 Tips for Choosing a Recipe Plugin
Food Blogger Pro (FBP) helps you grow and learn as a blogger. It’s a dynamic membership site with tutorials and forums, which complements the content I offer here. While I post about [Read more…] about Food Blogger Pro Helps Your Blog Grow
Do you mean to start your food blog, but haven’t got there yet? Or maybe you’ve begun one and you need a reason to continue?
Usually I write to people who are already blogging. Then I thought…wait! I bet there are lots of lurkers who are [Read more…] about 6 Great Reasons to Start Your Food Blog, and 1 Not-So-Good One
Somehow I missed the announcement that BlogHer Food ended. It lasted eight years.
I felt a little bummed and flashed on the first BlogHer Food conference in San Francisco, where I spoke on a panel about voice with a shy Ree Drummond of Pioneer Woman. Since then I [Read more…] about Why BlogHer Food Ended, After 8 Years
Mega-food blogger Aimee Wimbush-Bourque of Simple Bites emailed me recently to say that, after meeting with another big blogger, they decided “blogging isn’t enough anymore. We want to use our platforms to help others, to do some good, to make a difference.”
So Amy contacted World Vision, and began raising funds for hunger relief in Kenya. She created recipe cards as part of [Read more…] about Food Bloggers Who Help Others
A guest post by Literary Agent Maria Ribas
When I was an editor, my publishing house did one of the first blog-to-book cookbooks. We were only allowed to do one, because obviously, we had to wait and see if this “blog” thing was going to blow over.
Now, every one of my authors is a blogger or vlogger (except the chefs). It still amazes me how blogging can build deep and lasting relationships. Yet, too often, I get that inescapable question: How many [Read more…] about What Bloggers Need for a Book Deal: Reader Relationships