Today we dive into what you need to know when doing an online cooking class, why delegation is a key to growth, and how to pursue your creative vision!
As bloggers we are experts at teaching people. And one of the best ways to do that is by teaching cooking classes, but learning how to start, especially when the pandemic has pushed all classes online, can be really confusing. Luckily, today's guest, Founder of Chibo Taylor Dawson, is the perfect person to help us out.
Today we talk about how to work with traditional publications, when to engage with negative commenters, and how to respond in a crises.
Life as a food blogger is generally pretty low key most of the time. We write recipes, we take photos, we put it up on our website. But every once in a while something goes wrong and you're thrust into a crisis. Or, you know, there's a global pandemic. When this happens, it can be really hard to know what to do. But luckily today's guest, Doug Levy is the perfect person to help us navigate through it all.
After spending more than the 20 years at the intersection of technology, science, health, policy, and ethics. He is now a consultant to corporations, academic institutions, and other organizations on crisis communications and reputation management. I can't wait to learn from today's guest communication, strategist and occasional food and wine blogger, Doug Levy.
As bloggers, we rely on our websites for money, not only through ads, but for selling sponsored posts, promoting our own products and for keeping our fans engaged. So when our sites go down, it can be a disaster.
But today's guest, Andrew Wilder, the founder and CEO of NerdPress, is the perfect person to help us prevent that from happening. We're going to chat about everything you need to know about website security, finding problems to solve, and what every blogger needs to know about maintaining an accessible site!
Join Jason as he interviews Casey Markee as they chat about everything SEO, including the biggest mistake bloggers make, what Core Web Vitals are, and how to prepare your site to get the most out of your holiday traffic!
Speaker, writer and trainer Casey Markee is the founder of digital consultancy Media Wyse and a well-known SEO professional with 20+ years of experience. Casey has trained SEO teams on five different continents, spoken at over 100 conferences, and has worked with thousands of bloggers in the Food, Lifestyle and Travel niches. He also collects comic books, is currently being forced to watch Love Island with his wife Tifany, and believes bacon should be its own food group.
As bloggers, we often forget that there is a whole world outside of our blogs. We get so caught up being online, writing our recipes and relying on ads and affiliate links that we forget there are things offline, whether it's tours, demos, events or classes. There's a lot of things you can do in the real world; at least when the pandemic is finally over.
It can be really intimidating though, to get started. And luckily today's guest is the perfect person to help us figure out how to do that. Join Jason as he interviews Chef Debbi from Debs Kitchen, Edible Gardens & Cooking Tips and they chat about everything you need to know about running food tours, demoing with brands, and hosting live cooking classes!
Today, we talk about the what jobs are best to outsource, where to find freelancers, and how to tell when you really need help!
Running a blog can be a full time business...and so can managing social media, finding sponsorships opportunities, editing videos, taking photographs, and everything else we have to do! So how can you get it all done? By hiring the right people. It's a really intimidating process, but Emily Perron, today's guest, is the perfect person to show us how.
Today we talk about how to self publish a cookbook, leveraging your blog to work with brands and how publishing a cookbook can help you stand out in the crowd!
As bloggers we already write recipes, take photographs, and know how to connect with our readers...but if you suggest putting out a cookbook many people get really nervous. And it can definitely be a challenging experience if you haven't done it before, but today's guest is the perfect person to help us out.
Writing and publishing a cookbook can be one of the most rewarding experiences you can undertake. From an increase in authority and expanding your brand to yes, bringing in passive income, there are many benefits to becoming a cookbook author.
But if you don't know what you are doing you can waste not only your time, but also your money.
Taught by Jason Logsdon, the best selling cookbook author with more than 15 books to his name, this comprehensive course is designed to clear up any confusion about how you can take your cookbook and successfully publish it - In Print! - on Amazon using a print on demand printer like Amazon KDP.
Today, we talk about the power of tracking your time, how to limit distractions, and why if you aren't following a vision, you're not going anywhere.
As bloggers, there is always too much work to get done. So being able to effectively prioritize, and maximize, our efforts is a huge key to moving our blogs forward. It can feel really overwhelming at times, especially when we are busy, but today's guest, Megan Porta, is the perfect person to help us get started moving forward faster.
Today, we dive deep into going live on video, overcoming your fears, and why sometimes when things go wrong, it's just an opportunity to connect with your fans even more!
One of the biggest challenges bloggers and creators have is connecting with our audiences, of letting our personality come through and making our fans feel involved. One of the best ways to do this is through video, especially live video.
But between technology concerns and fear of messing up, many bloggers shy away from it. But today's guest is the perfect person to give us that boost of confidence we need, to get out there and connect!
