How to add affiliate disclosures in WordPress: a step-by-step guide
Affiliate marketing is a great way to make some extra cash, but did you know that you’re required to add this *one* thing to your posts when you share affiliate…
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Top Affiliate Programs for Household Management & Home Organization
Are you looking for more ways to diversify your blogging income? Affiliate programs are a great way to share your favorite tried and true products and services AND make money…
WordPress.com vs WordPress.org: The Pros and Cons
If you’re just starting your food blog (or even if you’ve been at it for a while!) you may be confused between WordPress.com and WordPress.org. What’s the difference between the…
Understanding Outbound Links: rel=nofollow, sponsored, and ugc
If you publish sponsored or affiliate links, chances are you’re familiar with rel=”nofollow”. It’s the tag you add to the links to your posts to tell Google that you’re getting…
Compatibility with WordPress 5.2 and a few other fixes – Tasty Pins 0.8.1
We just pushed out a minor update to Tasty Pins that includes a few fixes. Here are three things you’ll find in Tasty Pins version 0.8.1: 1. Pinterest fields are…
Yoast structured data integration + more – Tasty Recipes 2.3.0
We just released Tasty Recipes 2.3.0 with a few fun new updates. Here are a few things you’ll find in this version: Yoast SEO Schema API Integration 🤝 Yoast SEO…
How to Increase Amazon Affiliate Earnings
The Amazon Associates affiliate program is an easy way to diversify your blog’s income. By recommending your favorite, tested products to your readers, you can earn a commission on any…
Introducing Recipe Scaling! Tasty Recipes 2.1.0
We have a really exciting update for Tasty Recipes today. It’s something we’ve been hard at work creating for the past two months, and we’re so thrilled to be handing it over…
Pinterest Strategy Recommendations from the Experts
We’re in the middle of an ongoing case study where we’re trying out new ideas and finding ways to increase traffic from Pinterest using Pinch of Yum’s Pinterest account to test our theories along the way. This is the update looking back at January, 2019. You can check out all the posts in the series here, sign up on our email list to get future updates, or just keep reading to find out what we learned in January.
Diversifying Traffic: How Different Sources Perform Over Time
In this post, we’ll cover common sources of traffic for food, craft, and lifestyle bloggers. We’ll discuss what each source is and how you can anticipate the traffic source affecting your traffic over time.
Improved Tasty Links integration & a couple other updates – Tasty Recipes 2.0.0
We just released version 2.0.0 of Tasty Recipes. This update includes a couple bug fixes and an improvement related to the block editor. Here’s what you’ll find! 1. Improved Tasty…
