Monetization Strategies for Food Bloggers
In episode 081, Megan chats about keeping your spirits up in these uncertain times and keeping your business afloat!
We cover information about being sure not to freeze, remembering people need you right now and good things are waiting around the corner of this craziness.
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TAKEAWAYS
You’re not alone. We are here walking through this together. If you need extra encouragement, reach out!
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ONE – Keep moving and don’t freeze. Don’t give up! Claim this.
TWO – Consistency and persistence are key right now.
We believe you should continue to make new content. Keep adding value and content to your blog.
THREE – People need us. They need you.
We’re all going to be taking on more roles than ever (entrepreneur, content creator, homeschooling, etc) through this crazy time, but falling into the fear trap is important to look out for because it won’t serve you well.
Poll your audience – straight up ask what they need! Then deliver it to them.
This is a huge opportunity for food bloggers. A world of opportunities just opened up to add value to people’s lives. Use your email and your social media platforms to connect with your audience.
Look over your editorial calendar and move things around so you aren’t posting elaborate cakes and instead focusing on freezer dishes, recipes that require few ingredients, and meals created with what’s in your pantry.
FOUR – It is hard and will be hard but reminding yourself it’s a season will help you persevere and get it done.
FIVE – Fall back on your habits.
All those habits you worked so hard to cultivate the past few weeks, months, years, are preparing you for this moment.
Get up at the start of your day and take one step and put another step in front of that. Brush your teeth. Eat breakfast. Do the next thing.
SIX – See the good and the beauty in this hard time. Some you can look for now and others you’ll see later, after we weathered this virus.
SEVEN – Show gratitude.
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