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How To Stop Being The Bottleneck In Your Business27 Aug 202400:24:54

In this episode:

Do you ever feel like there are not enough hours in the day to get everything you need to get done? Maybe you decide to hire an assistant, thinking that will solve all of your problems! But now you have a bigger problem. Now you have to give your assistants tasks and feedback and now you have more on your plate.

If you have ever found yourself in this position, you have been the bottleneck in your business.

Today I’m going to unpack a few ways to untangle this web and help create a more seamless experience for you and your team. 

 

Key Points:

  • Give ownership not delegation
  • Create systems around your bottlenecks
  • Rely on task management systems
  • Streamline your plan and goals
  • Utilize other team members
  • DO LESS

 

Resources Mentioned in This Episode:

Sign up for my Blogger Playbook freebie today!

 

Related Episodes:

Episode 101: The Standard and Systems Your Food Blog Needs With Jillian Dolberry

Episode 147: How to Create More Content

 

Connect With Madison

Instagram | Website | Show Notes

Work with Grace + Vine in 2024:

  1. Design Services for Food Bloggers

  2. Our newest way to redesign your website! Learn more here.
Creative Ways to Showcase Social Proof06 Aug 202400:23:26

In this episode:

What is social proof? Essentially it’s the trust that a reader has in your blog or recipe because they’ve seen other people like it.

Social proof is really important these days because of how much other social proof is out there already between Amazon reviews, restaurant reviews, etc.

If you’ve been wondering the best way to showcase social proof on your blog, listen in for these creative ways you can share your readers feedback and engagement on your blog!

 

Key Points:

  • Add recipe rating stars to your header
  • Optimize Commenting
  • Showcase a reader comment in blog post
  • Add social sharing plugin and display total number of shares
  • Encourage people to share when they make your recipes

 

Related Episodes:

Episode 194: 3 Quick Wins for E-E-A-T

Connect With Madison

Instagram | Website | Show Notes

Work with Grace + Vine in 2024:

  1. Design Services for Food Bloggers

  2. Our newest way to redesign your website! Learn more here.
Is Your Blog Ready for Growth?23 Apr 202400:18:45

In this episode:

As a food blogger, you want to continue to grow to reach more people with your blog. But have you ever considered if your blog is ready for growth? 

Listen in to hear the things you might not have considered that you can prepare for before your blog's growth feels out of control. 

In this episode:

  1. Being ready for comments & email increase
  2. Being proactive about site speed & hosting
  3. Making your website easy to navigate
  4. Having an easy-to-find email opt-in

Connect With Madison

Instagram | Website | Show Notes

Work with Grace + Vine in 2024:

  1. Design Services for Food Bloggers

  2. Our newest way to redesign your website! Learn more here.
100: The Reader Journey Through Your Food Blog04 Jan 202200:17:25
As a web designer, I spend a lot of time imagining and studying how users behave on websites. User experience and how a user moves through a website is so important to understand as a food blogger. So in today’s 100th episode, we are going to talk about your reader’s journey through your food blog.

In this episode, I'll cover: 

  • Understand how people get to your site
  • Understand what people do next
  • What is happening as people move deeper into your website

 Instagram | Website | Show Notes

Web Design for Food Bloggers

099: Building Your Website Team with Andrew Wilder21 Dec 202100:37:58
Today we chat about building your website team and what you need to know when you are building that team to manage your website. We talk about building a team for your website and thinking like a CEO. Join us for this fun and casual conversation!

In this episode, I'll cover:

  • The biggest struggles with managing a website
  • The ideal website team for food bloggers
  • Things to look for when hiring someone 

Connect with Madison

 Instagram | Website | Show Notes

Web Design for Food Bloggers

Connect with Andrew

NerdPress

098: The Key Ingredient to Your Brand Strategy14 Dec 202100:17:51
Have you ever wondered which part of your brand strategy is the most important? Is it the main font in your logo? Or your color palette? Is it your website design? Today I’m sharing the key ingredient to your brand strategy! 

In this episode, I'll cover: 

  • The key ingredient is your audience
  • Discovering your audience
  • Connecting with your audience

 Instagram | Website | Show Notes

Web Design for Food Bloggers

Resources:

How to Connect More with Your Audience

Three Days to Discover Who Your Audience is

Two Questions to Ask to Understand Your Audience 

Strategies to Connect with Your Audience

097: Time Management: Setting Weekly Goals07 Dec 202100:18:45
Do you ever get to the end of the week and wonder what you even accomplished? In today’s time management episode we’re going to chat about why setting weekly goals is so important and how you can get started setting weekly goals and managing your time, so that you can be more productive and reach those bigger goals you have in mind for your food blog. 

In this episode, I'll cover: 

  • Why you should set weekly goals

  • How to set weekly goals

  • Break the goal down into smaller pieces

 Instagram | Website | Show Notes

Web Design for Food Bloggers

Resources:

Time Management for Food Bloggers: Save Time with Time Tracking

Time Management: Creating Your Ideal Week

096: Lessons from Managing a Team and Two Food Blogs with Christine Pittman30 Nov 202100:51:08
If you have ever wondered how some food bloggers manage to run not one but two food blogs at once, and what all this requires behind the scenes, you are not going to want to miss today’s episode. I sat down with Christine Pittman, of Cook the Story and The Cookful, to discuss lessons learned from running two blogs, the team behind this, and her journey on this incredible feat. Plus, Christine tells us about her experience working with us on website design for her two very unique blogs. 

In this episode, I'll cover:

  • Why she started a second blog
  • Ideas for having contributors
  • How a podcast can support your blog
  • Hiring full time employees vs contractors
  • What it was like redesigning her websites

Connect with Madison

 Instagram | Website | Show Notes

Web Design for Food Bloggers

Connect with Christine

Instagram | Facebook | Pinterest | TMI Podcast

Cook the Story | The Cookful

095: Why Does Strategy Matter for Branding?23 Nov 202100:16:54
Around here we talk a LOT about how much strategy impacts your branding. But have you ever wondered why it matters? In this episode I’m digging into why strategy is an essential part of our branding process!

In this episode, I'll cover:

  • Strategy creates direction for your brand
  • Strategy helps your audience connect
  • Strategy creates timeless design

 Instagram | Website | Show Notes

Web Design for Food Bloggers

What is the ROI of a New Website?09 Nov 202100:18:44
When you are considering a big investment in your business, like redesigning your website, you might ask yourself what you’re going to get out of this experience. For some investments, there is a financial ROI that you will see directly as a result of something you do in your business. For others, the results may be more intangible. Let’s talk about what to expect in terms of ROI with a new website. 

In this episode, I'll cover: 

  • Every website is different
  • Finite vs. intangible results
  • What are some results you can expect from a website redesign? 

 Instagram | Website | Show Notes

Web Design for Food Bloggers

093: How to Decide On Big Investments for Your Blog02 Nov 202100:18:11
It is super easy to get shiny object syndrome when it comes to investing in your blog. At the stage you are at in your business, it’s not surprising that you have probably made big investments before in your business over the years. When one comes up, it’s helpful to have a system around how you can decide if it is the right choice to make right now. 

In this episode, I'll cover:

  • Analyze your business
  • Where do you want to go next?
  • Do you have the capacity for it right now?
  • Can you afford the investment?

 Instagram | Website | Show Notes

Web Design for Food Bloggers

092: Time Management: Creating Your Ideal Week19 Oct 202100:19:11
One of my favorite productivity tips is all about planning ahead for success. If I had to attribute one productivity tool for the reason that I have been able to handle juggling so many things in my personal and business life, it is definitely the concept of planning your ideal week. Today’s episode will help you to figure out what anchors you need to have every week in order to make real progress on your goals. 

In this episode, I'll cover:

  • What's an ideal week?
  • When to reevaluate
  • Get back on track

Resources:

Time Management for Food Bloggers: Save Time with Time Tracking

Instagram | Website | Show Notes

Web Design for Food Bloggers

091: 3 Things Food Bloggers Need to Do On Every CEO Day12 Oct 202100:18:05
Are you carving out time regularly to work ON your business instead of in it? This is what I refer to as a CEO day and in todays episode I’ll share 3 things every food blogger needs to be doing on every CEO day. 

In this episode, I'll cover: 

  • Review your goals
  • Plan for income
  • Invest in the form of education

Resources:

Why You Need a CEO Date

Start Thinking Like the CEO of Your Food Blog

Instagram | Website | Show Notes

Web Design for Food Bloggers

Monetizing Your Expertise Through Digital Products09 Apr 202400:39:52

In this episode:

  1. Getting past the fear of selling
  2. The best digital product ideas for bloggers
  3. The mentality you need to adopt for success in digital products

Connect With Madison

Instagram | Website | Show Notes

Connect With Jillian

Instagram | Website | MiloTree Cart

Work with Grace + Vine in 2024:

  1. Design Services for Food Bloggers

  2. Our newest way to redesign your website! Learn more and get a quote here.
090: How to Take Your Food Blog to the Next Level06 Oct 202100:16:20
As an ambitious food blogger, I know you have big dreams and goals for your business. Sometimes it’s hard to know how exactly to take your blog to that next level so today that’s exactly what we are talking about.

In this episode, I'll cover:

  • Know where you want to go
  • Analyze what holds you back
  • Invest in what you need

Resources:

>> Sign up for the Food Blogger Summit! << 

Why you need a CEO Date 

Start Thinking Like the CEO of Your Food Blog 

Instagram | Website | Show Notes

Web Design for Food Bloggers

089: How to Turn Your Q4 Visitors into Fans28 Sep 202100:17:11
Every year when I was focused on my food blog, I would see an increase in traffic and email subscribers toward the end of the year, followed by a huge drop in January. While some of this is normal, there is a lesson to be learned here. How can you turn your Q4 visitors from random pageviews to raving fans? Today I share a few ways to make this happen.

In this episode, I'll cover:

  • Add a jump to recipe button
  • Where to add related content
  • Create a strategic freebie
  • Create an awesome welcome sequence

 Instagram | Website | Show Notes

Web Design for Food Bloggers

088: How to Prep Your Content for Q421 Sep 202100:13:55
As a food blogger, content planning is the most important part of your Q4 strategy. Today, you're going to learn in four easy steps how you can prepare your content to maximize the results for your food blog in Q4. Whether this is your third or fifth or 10th Q4 as a food blogger, you can always be more strategic every year. 

In this episode, I'll cover:

  • Review what did well last year
  • Gauge your capacity for creating content
  • Plan ideas
  • Figure out where you need support

Resources:

How to Strategically Plan Your Content

5 Tips for Easier Content Planning

Interview with Ty Kilgore: SEO Keyword Research

 Instagram | Website | Show Notes

Web Design for Food Bloggers

087: 4 Ways to Prep Your Food Blog for Q414 Sep 202100:17:58
Today’s episode is going to help get you caught up to speed and ready for the biggest quarter of the year for most food bloggers. I’m chatting about 4 ways you can prep your website to get ready for quarter 4!

In this episode, I'll cover:

  • Check your navigation links
  • Display your popular content
  • Display seasonal content
  • Review top seasonal content

 Instagram | Website | Show Notes

Web Design for Food Bloggers

086: Start Thinking Like the CEO of Your Food Blog31 Aug 202100:15:25
As you up level your food blog it’s important to start thinking more like a CEO and less like “just a blogger”. Today we’re talking about how you can start thinking like a CEO to truly take your blog to the next level. 

In this episode, I'll cover:

  • What does a CEO of a food blog do?
  • Stop winging it
  • Start delegating and eliminating
  • Start making strategic decisions for your business

Instagram | Website | Show Notes

Web Design for Food Bloggers

 

085: Time Management for Food Bloggers: Save Time with Time Tracking24 Aug 202100:21:21
Today we’re talking about time management and specifically how you can potentially save hours of time working on your food blog by conducting a time tracking experiment. This is one of the things I love to do often to reset where my time is going and make sure I’m making the most of the limited work time I have.

In this episode, I'll cover:

  • Save time with time tracking
  • How long should you time track for?
  • How to analyze your results
  • Tools for time tracking

 Instagram | Website | Show Notes

Web Design for Food Bloggers

084: Ask Me Anything!17 Aug 202100:26:59
Today's episode is the first of hopefully many, where I take feedback from you as a listener, and answer specific questions that you requested I answer. Get ready to cover several fun topics and learn a lot!

In this episode, I'll cover:

  • Programs/Plugins
  • Social Media
  • Time Management
  • Actionable Steps/Goal Conversion

Instagram | Website | Show Notes

Web Design for Food Bloggers

Resources:

Top Word Press Plugins for Food Bloggers

Recipe Card Plugins

Organize Your Blog Categories

Essentialism by Greg McKeown

083: Nurturing Your Email List with Allea Grummert10 Aug 202100:34:05
Have you ever wanted to make a killer first impression with your email subscribers with a welcome and nurture sequence that helps to build brand loyalty and optimize traffic to your food blog? Today, I interview Allie Grummert, an Email Marketing Strategist and Conversion Copywriter, who shares how to grow your food blog subscriber list with a welcome and nurture sequence that will translate into more traffic to your blog.

In this episode, I'll cover:

  • What is an opt-in? 
  • Welcome your subscribers
  • Building a nurture sequence

Connect with Allea

Duett  | Instagram

Connect with Madison

Instagram | Website | Show Notes

Web Design for Food Bloggers

082: 4 Surefire Ways to Know It's Time for a New Website03 Aug 202100:20:42
There are a lot of things to consider when redesigning your website, but the very first thing is, is it the right time? I’m breaking down the most common reasons clients come to us to redesign their website and the surefire ways to know it’s time to redesign.

In this episode, I'll cover:

  • Not being able to make changes to your site
  • Not being able to tell bandaid fixes from the original design
  • Having hundreds of blog posts buried in archives
  • Wanting your site to stand out from the crowd

Episode 40: How to Know It's Time for a New Website Design

 Instagram | Website | Show Notes

Web Design for Food Bloggers

Schedule a Call

081: Increase Your Traffic Through Keyword Research with Ty Kilgore27 Jul 202100:52:01
If you have been a blogger for a while, you know how important Search Engine Optimization is to be able to grow your blog (and business!). Today, we talk with Ty Kilgore, founder and CEO of Everything Digital Marketing, to cover all things SEO, and beyond! 

In this episode, I'll cover:

  • What is keyword research?
  • How to level up your SEO
  • Creating content that is worth your time

Connect with Ty: 

Everything Digital Marketing on IG | Everything Digital Marketing

Connect with Madison: 

Instagram | Website | Show Notes

Web Design for Food Bloggers

Helpful Things to do Before a Redesign19 Mar 202400:26:38

In this episode:

  1. Setting your goals
  2. Content and category audits
  3. Creating content
  4. Researching other sites

Resources Mentioned in This Episode: 

  1. The latest What's Working In Food Blogging tip! Submit yours now!

Connect With Madison

Instagram | Website | Show Notes

Work with Grace + Vine in 2024:

  1. Services for Food Bloggers

  2. Want to know about Crafted? Learn more and get a quote here!
080: 5 Tips for Easier Content Planning20 Jul 202100:19:13
If the idea of planning your content is daunting, this episode is going to share some ideas for how you can create a content planning system that works for you and will help you to plan your content for the next month or quarter! 

In this episode, I'll cover:

  • How often do you want to publish content
  • Review or create a list of content ideas
  • Review your popular posts
  • Create your content calendar

 Instagram | Website | Show Notes

Web Design for Food Bloggers

Keep People On Your Website Longer13 Jul 202100:20:23
Have you ever wondered how you can keep visitors on your website longer? Maybe you have heard that this should be a goal you have, but do not fully understand the reasons behind it. Join me for this discussion that you do not want to miss!

In this episode, I'll cover: 

  • Why it's important to keep people on your website
  • Three ways to keep visitors on your website longer
  • A tool that makes this even easier

 Instagram | Website | Show Notes

 Web Design for Food Bloggers

078: The Importance of Brand Messaging06 Jul 202100:23:08

If you’ve ever wondered how to describe your blog to someone or wanted to help others spread the word for you, discovering your brand messaging is essential. Brand messaging is the language you use and communicate to your readers that helps them get it

If you aren’t feeling super clear about your brand messaging or how to convey the heart behind your blog, this episode is for you.

In this episode we'll cover:

  • What is brand messaging?
  • Figure out your ideal reader
  • Figure out your messaging
  • How to be consistent
  • Where to use your brand messaging
Download the free branding foundations workbook!

Instagram | Website | Show Notes

Web Design for Food Bloggers

077: Get More Traffic from Pinterest with Kate Ahl29 Jun 202100:38:42
If you have been trying to gain traction on Pinterest but haven’t been getting the pin discovery you’ve been after, you have come to the right place! In today’s episode, Kate Ahl of Simple Pin Media, joins me for a conversation around the top Pinterest mistakes you might be making and how you can fix them. In this episode, I'll cover: 
  • What's changed about Pinterest
  • How to start using story pins
  • Three mistakes you are making on Pinterest
  • Building a fabulous team

Connect with Kate:

Simple Pin Media | Simple Pin Media on Instagram | KateAhl.com

Connect with Madison: 

 Instagram | Website | Show Notes

Web Design for Food Bloggers

Organize Your Blog Categories22 Jun 202100:20:47

Let’s talk about categories! One of the conversations I always seem to have with my clients is around how to properly use categories to organize their blog. In this episode, we discuss the importance of categories, how many you should have, and what to do if you’ve never considered your categories before. In this episode, I'll cover:

  • When to use a category versus a tag
  • What categories to get rid of/keep
  • Redirecting from old category links to new ones
  • Setting up amazing category pages for SEO

Resources:

 

Instagram | Website | Show Notes

Web Design for Food Bloggers

 

Increase Pages per Visit15 Jun 202100:22:05

As a food blogger, I can almost guarantee one of your goals is to increase your traffic. Often we think about getting NEW users to your site. But what about the ones that are already visiting?

In this episode, I'll cover how to:

* Get into the head of your reader

* Make it easy to see related posts and/or links

* Make sure the structure of your website is set up properly

Instagram | Website | Show Notes

Web Design for Food Bloggers

074: How to Pay Yourself As a Food Blogger23 Mar 202100:16:49

In today's episode, I'm going to be talking about a subject that makes a lot of people really uncomfortable, which is money. More importantly, I'm going to be talking about how you can pay yourself as a food blogger and how you can really make this a priority going forward.

As you are structuring your business and really looking forward at what you want your food blog to do for you and your family and how ultimately you can start paying yourself or start paying yourself more.

In this episode, we'll cover:

  • Why does paying yourself matter?
  • Figure out where you’re at now
  • Set goals for yourself
  • Review and increase pay!

Other Resources:

 

Instagram | Website | Show Notes

Web Design for Food Bloggers

073: How to Do a Quarterly Review for Your Food Blog16 Mar 202100:18:42

Reviewing your goals for your blog is so important to making sure that the hard work you’re putting into your blog is working. Setting aside some time to do this every quarter is a great way to make sure you’re routinely auditing your efforts. In this episode I’ll share what you should be reviewing on a quarterly basis to make sure your blog is staying on track!

In this episode we'll cover:

  • Review analytics and finances monthly
  • Review any goals or projects you set for the past quarter
  • Reflect on the past quarter

Instagram | Website | Show Notes

Web Design for Food Bloggers

072: Rethinking Your Homepage09 Mar 202100:28:55

In today's episode I'm sharing how important your homepage is for your food blog and how you can strategically plan what should go on it. The homepage of a food blog is often overlooked but it can be a huge key to turning random page views into raving fans!

In this episode, we'll cover:

  • What should your homepage do?
  • What elements should your homepage have?
  • What content should be on your homepage?

Resources mention:

 

Instagram | Website | Show Notes

Web Design for Food Bloggers

What You Need to Know About Gutenberg23 Feb 202100:14:29

Have you started using the Gutenberg editor on WordPress yet? If you haven’t or you have no idea what it is, today’s episode will help! I’m sharing what you need to know about Gutenberg, when you need to switch, and how it’s revolutionizing the way people are blogging.

In this episode we'll cover:

  • Classic Editor Plugin no longer supported after 2021
  • Benefits of using Gutenberg
  • How to make the switch
  • Simplify with Gutenberg is opening 3/1!

Simplify With Gutenberg Course Waitlist

Instagram | Website | Show Notes

Web Design for Food Bloggers

Five Ways to Spend CEO Time12 Mar 202400:27:41

In this episode:

  1. Financial To-Do's
  2. How to review your metrics
  3. Goal setting, planning or executing

Resources Mentioned in This Episode: 

  1. The latest What's Working In Food Blogging tip! Submit yours now!

Connect With Madison

Instagram | Website | Show Notes

Work with Grace + Vine in 2024:

  1. Services for Food Bloggers

  2. Want to know about Crafted? Learn more and get a quote here!
5 Helpful Tips to Include In Your Blog Posts16 Feb 202100:17:33

Sometimes getting started with a blog post is the hardest part! Often bloggers are trying to reinvent the wheel every time they sit down to write a post, instead of having a basic outline they follow every time. In today’s episode, I’m sharing 5 helpful tips you can include in your blog posts to provide more value for your reader and showcase your expertise.

In this episode we'll cover:

  • Specialty ingredients / Tools
  • What makes this recipe unique
  • Storing tips
  • Alternate cooking methods
  • Diet/allergy alternatives

Simplify With Gutenberg Course Waitlist

Instagram | Website | Show Notes

Web Design for Food Bloggers

How to Make Blog Posts Longer09 Feb 202100:18:36

Have you ever struggled with making your blog posts longer, without just adding fluff to them? In today’s episode, I’ll share some easy ways you can make your blog posts longer to make them more engaging and help your readers stick around longer!

In this episode we'll cover:

  • Word Count and SEO
  • What type of content to include in your blog posts?
  • Style tips for longer blog posts
  • Link to related posts

Simplify With Gutenberg Course Wailist

Instagram | Website | Show Notes

Web Design for Food Bloggers

11 Call to Action Ideas For Your Blog Posts02 Feb 202100:17:34

Having the right call to action can be the key to growing your email list, increasing your page views, and pretty much every other goal you may have for your blog! First, you need to understand how a call to action should work on your blog and then can experiment with these 11 ideas for calls to action on your blog! 

In this episode we'll cover:

  • What is the purpose of a call to action?
  • Thinking about the reader’s journey
  • Internal call to action
  • External Call to Action Ideas
  • Where should your calls to action go?
  • How do you make them stand out?

Simplify With Gutenberg Course Wailist

Instagram | Website | Show Notes

Web Design for Food Bloggers

Consume Less, Create More: Screen Time Tips for Entrepreneurs26 Jan 202100:26:56

Do you feel constantly pulled back onto your phone for work but want to distance yourself from more screen time? It can feel like a never ending cycle to try to reduce your screen time, without reducing your engagement on social platforms that require you to be active on them. Let’s chat about how you can realistically reduce your screen time and focus more on creating content, rather than consuming it.

In this episode we'll cover:

  • Be more intentional about your screen time
  • Practical ways to lower screen time
  • Create boundaries around your screen time
  • Figure out your triggers
  • How to create more content

Instagram | Website | Show Notes

Web Design for Food Bloggers

What You Need to Know Before Starting a Podcast for Your Blog19 Jan 202100:27:54

Podcasting is one of the fastest-growing platforms for content and isn’t slowing down. You may have wondered if starting a podcast could be a good move for your blog. In today’s episode, I’ll share a few things you need to know before starting a podcast and a few tips on getting started with podcasting!

In this episode we'll cover:

  • Questions to ask before podcasting 
  • What you need to get started
  • Tips for launching a podcast

Instagram | Website | Show Notes

Web Design for Food Bloggers

How to Create a Vision for Your Blog12 Jan 202100:26:41

Do you have a vision for your blog in the next year, five years or even ten years? For a lot of online business owners, we can get so caught up in the day to day work that we can forget to look towards the future and where we are going. In today’s episode, we’ll talk about how to create a vision for your blog so that you can be more intentional with the tasks you are doing today to grow your blog. 

In this episode we'll cover:

  • Know where you are and where you are going
  • What you want your blog to be 
  • How to set realistic goals for your blog

Instagram | Website | Show Notes

Web Design for Food Bloggers

How to Revive a Stale Blog05 Jan 202100:13:07

Are you feeling unmotivated or unproductive when it comes to your blog? Maybe you’re feeling out of shape when it comes to creating content and publishing new recipes on your blog. Whatever reason your blog has fallen stale, in this episode, I’ll be sharing a few ways that you can revive a blog that feels stale!

In this episode we'll cover:

  • Why a blog could have become stale
  • Steps to take to revive your blog

Instagram | Website | Show Notes

Web Design for Food Bloggers

5 Tips for Easier Content Planning29 Dec 202000:17:32

If the idea of planning your content is daunting, this episode is going to share some ideas for how you can create a content planning system that works for you and will help you to plan your content for the next month or quarter!

In this episode we'll cover:

  • How to review or create a list of content ideas
  • How to do keyword research on your ideas
  • How to create your content calendar

Instagram | Website | Show Notes

Web Design for Food Bloggers

Strategies to Connect With Your Audience22 Dec 202000:20:50

If you’ve ever wondered how you can create meaningful connections with your audience, you’re not alone! No matter what level of traffic you have, you have probably felt like you’re speaking to no one when you aren’t hearing anything in response to your new content. 

 

Today we’re going to talk about strategies you can use to connect more with your audience and start building those relationships!

In this episode we'll cover:

  • Strategies to connect with your audience
  • Spending time in the right places
  • How to get more engagement
  • How to share your unique voice

Instagram | Website | Show Notes

Web Design for Food Bloggers

 

How to Find Time to Post More Content15 Dec 202000:22:12

As a content creator, it can sometimes be difficult to find the time to create MORE content. In today’s episode, I’m going to share some really practical tips for finding more time and posting more content!

In this episode we'll cover:

  • Ways to get MORE time
  • Setting goals to make progress
  • Creating more content

Instagram | Website | Show Notes

Web Design for Food Bloggers

How to Get More Out of Your Popular Content05 Mar 202400:17:48

In this episode:

  1. Repurposing your content
  2. Using popular content for more ideas
  3. Turning your popular content into resources

Resources Mentioned in This Episode: 

  1. The latest What's Working In Food Blogging tip! Submit yours now!

Connect With Madison

Instagram | Website | Show Notes

Work with Grace + Vine in 2024:

  1. Services for Food Bloggers

  2. Want to know about Crafted? Learn more and get a quote here!
How to Do an End of Year Review01 Dec 202000:21:09

At the end of every year, I find myself naturally analyzing the year as a whole and starting to make a plan for the next one. Whether you typically review your year or this is your first time, this episode will guide you through the different areas to look at to do an end of year review for your business.

In this episode we'll cover:

  • What to review at the end of the year
  • Reflecting on what went well and what didn’t
  • Setting goals for 2021

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Why You Need A CEO Day24 Nov 202000:24:39

Do you find it difficult to spend time working ON your business, instead of in it? If you find yourself spending all of your work time working on things like writing blog posts, developing recipes, or posting on social media, keep listening to hear how a CEO day can benefit your business.

In this episode we'll cover:

  • My experience with CEO time
  • Why you need CEO time
  • What CEO time entails

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How to Holiday Proof Your Blog17 Nov 202000:18:31

Every holiday season provides a time to reset and be with family, but for food bloggers, it’s also a time where your blog may see a big increase in traffic! In today’s episode, we’ll chat about how to make sure your blog is ready for the holidays!

In this episode we'll cover:

  • Getting your content ready for the holidays
  • Getting your website ready for the holidays
  • Getting your business ready for the holidays

 

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