How to Create a WordPress Recipe Index Without Code
Looking to organize your food blog’s recipes for your readers? Learn how to create a WordPress recipe index that’s easy to navigate and visually appealing.
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How to Add Recipe Cards in WordPress: A Quick Guide
Want a quick & easy way to add recipe cards to your WordPress site? In this post, we’ll show you how to create beautiful recipes today – no code required.
How to Easily Create a WordPress Recipe Site
Want to make a WordPress Recipe Site? It’s easy! In this tutorial, we’ll show you how to make recipe pages that are both beautiful and SEO ready. Let’s go!
The Benefits of Publishing Roundup Posts
Have you heard the latest news? We recently added the newest addition to the WP Tasty family of plugins! Drumroll ?, please…Presenting Tasty Roundups! This all-new plugin makes creating beautiful,…
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…
How to validate a fix in Google Search Console
To ensure that our recipe pages are optimized, we have to provide Google with as much structured data to work with as possible. That means including the basic recipe information…
How unit conversion works with Tasty Recipes
A little while back, we released Tasty Recipes version 3.0.0, which brought with it a highly-requested feature: US customary to metric unit conversion! ⚖️ This was a pretty big day…
How to Do Keyword Research and Where to Use Keywords
“Keyword” is a popular term used in the SEO world. However, if you’re new to this world, you may be wondering what that term even means and how it applies…
How to Update Your Permalink Structure
There may come a time in your blog’s life where you have to change the permalink structure. Chances are, you’re looking to slim down your links and make it easy…
The Ins and Outs of Onsite Search
When you think about your website’s visitors, how do you picture them? Do they come from a search engine looking for a specific piece of content? Do they come from…
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…
