How SideChef works with partners, creating clear step-by-step recipes, and how to use SideChef with Sandie Markle.
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Welcome to episode 280 of The Food Blogger Pro Podcast! This week on the podcast, Bjork interviews Sandie Markle from SideChef about how their platform helps foodies and creators.
Today on the podcast, you’ll hear about SideChef, which is a platform that’s aimed at making the cooking experience easier. With a custom app, tailored cooking experiences, and dynamic recipe guidance, SideChef wants to make the whole cooking journey easier for its users.
Sandie Markle, SideChef’s Director of Content Partnerships, will share how SideChef helps their users with meal planning, grocery delivery, and smart kitchen connectivity, as well as how bloggers, content creators, and influencers can get involved with their Micro-Influencer Program.
It’s a really cool platform, and we’re excited to help you learn more about it in today’s episode!
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Trimming unnecessary spending, how to start tracking your spending and budgeting, and working towards financial freedom with Anna Rider.
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Welcome to episode 279 of The Food Blogger Pro Podcast! This week on the podcast, Bjork interviews Anna Rider from Garlic Delight about financial independence and retiring early.
This is a different kind of episode for us, but it’s about a topic that affects us all as creators, bloggers, and side hustlers: business and personal finances.
How do you manage your spending? Do you understand the value of the business and personal purchases you’re making? Can you calculate the expected value of a blog post?
Not only are you looking to maximize the return on the money you spend on your business, but you’re also probably working to save money for long-term goals. Understanding your finances is a crucial step as you’re working towards financial independence and retirement.
If you’ve ever wanted to learn more about budgeting, tracking your spending, and understanding the impact of the money you spend, this episode with Anna is for you!
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Deleting content on a blog, noindexing posts, and optimizing blog category pages with Carrie Forrest.
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Welcome to episode 278 of The Food Blogger Pro Podcast! This week on the podcast, Bjork interviews Carrie Forrest about some of the SEO enhancement she has made to her blog this year.
Do you know which of your posts are performing the best? Do you know which ones aren’t getting any search traffic?
That’s what Carrie is back on the podcast to talk about today!
Carrie has been blogging for over 10 years, and in that time, she has published a lot of content. But not all content performs equally.
As the result of an SEO audit after she experienced a large dip in traffic, Carrie decided to refresh and delete nearly 2/3 of the content on her site. Through that process of learning about the health of her site as a whole, Carrie now better understands how her content performs and how her content supports the mission of her blog.
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Finding balance in entrepreneurship, engaging with your significant other about your business, and dealing with burnout with Sherry Walling.
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Welcome to episode 277 of The Food Blogger Pro Podcast! This week on the podcast, Bjork interviews Sherry Walling from Zen Founder about how entrepreneurs can care for their mental wellbeing.
The focus of today’s episode is mental health for entrepreneurs – why it’s so important, practices that support positive mental health, and how to make lasting behavioral changes.
Bjork interviews Zen Founder co-founder Sherry Walling in this episode, and she draws on her background as a clinical psychologist who has experience supporting high achieving people with high-intensity jobs to help entrepreneurs support their mental health and emotions.
Your mental health is important, it matters, and it’s okay and necessary to take the time to care for yourself.
This episode will give you some ideas and strategies to care for your mental health through your entrepreneurial journey.
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