by Steph on June 14, 2010
in Random
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I’ve recently picked up a few Canon 7D, and I’ve been curious to see how I can leverage its HD video features to use with my food career. There’s the typical cooking show/video tutorial options, but I kind of want to take it beyond that.
I’ve been thinking of ways to create compelling food videos. I’m that thinking prep tutorials are booooooring but useful, as are technique tips. What do you all think?
by Steph on May 25, 2010
in Misc
I wrote this article on Food Blog Alliance:
There are many options when it comes to tracking who comes to your blog and what they’ve done during their visit, but one of the most popular services many bloggers use is Google Analytics. This powerful reporting system keeps track of your blog’s visitors, and you can use this information to figure out where people are coming from, how long they’re staying, and what posts they are viewing. You can also learn which of your posts are most popular, and which are dead weight. With all of these details in hand, you can focus your attention on writing content that you know your readers will respond to.foodblogalliance.com, Tracking Your Stats with Google Analytics, May 2010
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For the past few months, I’ve been using Scribe to try and tighten up the SEO around this blog. It’s been working, and I’m pretty excited about the possibilities that this little plugin opens up. If you’re not familiar with SEO or Scribe, here’s a quick guide on how to create compelling content, from the makers of Scribe. It puts SEO in terms that you can understand, which is really useful for bloggers who don’t have an internet marketing background.
So why is Scribe an important tool for food bloggers? First, as anyone who is familiar with food blogs can attest, Read more about Scribe SEO for Food Bloggers
