Why Food Bloggers Need Recipe Plugins
If you’re thinking about starting a food blog, one of the things you might be wondering is whether or not you need a recipe plugin. While you can technically type…
If you’re thinking about starting a food blog, one of the things you might be wondering is whether or not you need a recipe plugin. While you can technically type…
We just pushed out a new version of Tasty Pins—new and improved with custom Pinterest hover buttons! 🎉 📌 Here’s what you’ll find in Tasty Pins version 1.1.0: Custom hover buttons Ability…
Pinterest recently rolled out a new feature that allows you to add Story Pins to your profile. This allows you to showcase your content in ways that aren’t possible with…
Linking to internal content is a great way to optimize the content you’ve already created and keep readers active and engaged on your site. That all sounds fine and dandy,…
In the food blogging sphere, Guided Recipes have been the talk of the town lately. Chances are you’ve recently received emails from Google notifying you of all your posts affected…
We just pushed out a minor update to Tasty Recipes to fix a bug in the recipe card. Here’s what you’ll find in Tasty Recipes version 2.7.1: Fixes </div> placement for Default, Elegant, and Simple recipe…
Here’s what’s new in Tasty Recipes 2.7.0: Recipe schema nesting Guided Recipes improvements Custom nutrition attributes Forcing the recipe card image to be pinned (a rewind) Recipe card updates Feast advanced…
We just pushed out a minor update to Tasty Recipes to tackle the errors that started rolling in from the ✨ new ✨ Google Search Console Guided Recipes reports. Here are what…
We’ve received a lot of questions about how to balance fresh content with existing content on Pinterest, so we wanted to take the time to break it all down for…
In the coming months, WP Tasty will be bumping their minimum version support to WordPress 5.1 and PHP 7, beginning with the upcoming Tasty Links release (v. 0.8.0). Why Should…
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…