Posts published in “Podcast Episodes”

Great ways to diversify your revenue is to offer your audience Gift Guides. You can use your own content or get permission and share others!

Be sure to work on developing a presentation style to be successful on YouTube. Your first 5 videos posted might be cringe-worthy, but you did it. Then build on your style from there.

They talk about the importance of providing valuable content. It’s important not to always relying on ad revenue to earn income, thus making some of the content available to paid members only (but no ads to deal with).

I said that if you commit to your blog and your content and you treat it like a business, it will start performing like a business. So what you said about planning ahead and kind of working backwards, that’s kind of what I did last year. Is I decided that I want to be at a point that I can post seven days a week and I needed to see how I can make that happen.

You should absolutely be reaching out to brands at this time and anytime you want to cultivate brand relationships. DM’s can help you connect and network immediately. You can link to a media kit or examples of your work.

Alexandria shares ways that you can be sensitive to people of other cultures and avoid cultural appropriation with your recipes.

Reaching out to those I admired, going to conferences, establishing partnerships, and connecting with people help launch success.

Today we’re going to talk about diversifying revenue streams because this is a very relevant topic for food bloggers currently.

Bloggers who sell their cookbooks in connection with Prepear Gold sell 5x as much as those who just focus on their own content and cookbook sales.

By analyzing Brands that you are familiar with, it teaches you how to be analytical so you can eventually do that same exercise for yourself.