If you’ve been blogging for a while, you probably look back at older posts and realize how much you’ve learned since then. Your site looks better, and your content has…
Your readers want recipes that fit their lives, regardless of the number of people at the table. And that number changes, just like life does. Cooking for one on a…
While “Less is more,” might not hold for a pan of gooey chocolate brownies, it does make sense for some of your recipes. Especially if you’re getting comments like: “Can…
The longer you wait to categorize recipes in WordPress, the messier things get. In this post, I’ll help you fix that. I’ll walk through the four types of recipe categories…
Instacart shoppable recipes let you add one-click grocery shopping to your food blog content. They connect your readers with national, regional, and local retail stores so they can easily get…
Heard about the Instacart affiliate program and wondering what the buzz is about? 🍨 Here’s the scoop: it’s a way for bloggers to make money when readers shop ingredients through…
You know how your oven says 400 degrees, but it still takes forever to actually warm up? That’s what managing recipes in WordPress used to feel like. Slow. Clunky. Full…
Losing track of a recipe is the one of fastest ways to lose your blogging flow. You sit down to edit your ingredients section or give a seasonal post some…
Recipe cards keep your ingredients, steps, and cook times neat and easy to follow — on phones or printed out. And when they’re done right, they help new readers find…
Getting started with food blogging is fun… until it isn’t. Between plugins, settings, and “what’s recipe schema?” it’s easy to feel stuck. And that’s why we’re THRILLED to announce: Tasty…
Go ahead, search for any recipe. Chances are, no matter which food blog you land on, you’ll see the same thing: a recipe card. It’s not just for aesthetics either.…
