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Writing strategic and clear messaging for your blog can take your brand to the next level of connection with your readers. Learn what brand messaging is, why it's essential to a strategic brand and where to infuse clear messaging onto your website so you can connect on a deeper level with your audience!

In this episode we'll cover:

• What is brand messaging?
• Why is brand messaging important?
• How to Figure Out Your Brand Messaging
• 5 places to add your messaging on your website

Grab the download for this episode to follow along: 5 Places to Add Strategic Messaging

Growing your food blog? Grab the free guide: 3 Reasons Your Food Blog Isn't Growing

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Web Design for Food Bloggers

Writing strategic and clear messaging for your blog can take your brand to the next level of connection with your readers. Learn what brand messaging is, why it's essential to a strategic brand and where to infuse clear messaging onto your website so you can connect on a deeper level with your audience!

In this episode we'll cover: 

• What is brand messaging?
• Why is brand messaging important?
• How to Figure Out Your Brand Messaging
• 5 places to add your messaging on your website

Grab the download for this episode to follow along: 5 Places to Add Strategic Messaging

Growing your food blog? Grab the free guide: 3 Reasons Your Food Blog Isn't Growing

Instagram | Website | Show Notes

Web Design for Food Bloggers

Whether you are starting a new food blog or have been doing this for a while, knowing your ideal reader is a huge factor in being able to grow your food blog. Here are some questions to answer to grasp who your ideal reader is and how you can connect with them to grow your blog!

If you are running your food blog as a business or you want it to be a business someday, I have some hard news for you to hear: your blog is not about you.

When you start to grasp this, it will radically change the way that you plan for your food blog, the way you run your food blog, everything about it.

If you're not sure who your ideal audience is, here are some questions that you can ask yourself.

• Is your ideal reader married or single?
• Do they have kids?
• Are they working full-time?
• Are they busy with extracurricular activities like sports or church or volunteer opportunities?
• Do they have time for the complex recipes that you're sharing or do they really just need something simple?
• Do they know their way around the kitchen?
• Do they have knife skills?
• Do they know cooking basics?

Answering these sorts of questions will help you figure out the best content that you can share with your audience that is going to meet them where they're at.

Growing your food blog? Grab the free guide: 3 Reasons Your Food Blog Isn't Growing

Instagram | Website | Show Notes

Web Design for Food Bloggers

Whether you are starting a new food blog or have been doing this for a while, knowing your ideal reader is a huge factor in being able to grow your food blog. Here are some questions to answer to grasp who your ideal reader is and how you can connect with them to grow your blog!

If you are running your food blog as a business or you want it to be a business someday, I have some hard news for you to hear: your blog is not about you.

When you start to grasp this, it will radically change the way that you plan for your food blog, the way you run your food blog, everything about it.

If you're not sure who your ideal audience is, here are some questions that you can ask yourself.

• Is your ideal reader married or single?
• Do they have kids?
• Are they working full-time?
• Are they busy with extracurricular activities like sports or church or volunteer opportunities? 
• Do they have time for the complex recipes that you're sharing or do they really just need something simple?
• Do they know their way around the kitchen?
• Do they have knife skills?
• Do they know cooking basics?

Answering these sorts of questions will help you figure out the best content that you can share with your audience that is going to meet them where they're at.

Growing your food blog? Grab the free guide: 3 Reasons Your Food Blog Isn't Growing

Instagram | Website | Show Notes

Web Design for Food Bloggers

It's totally normal to want a beautifully designed food blog, but what about strategically designed? Thinking through the strategy of your website, including your goals for your audience, can take your blog to the next level. Learn what a strategic blog is and why it's so important for your food blog's success!

A strategically designed website combines:

• user experience with stunning visuals
• strategic branding with an ideal reader in mind
• goal conversion - not just trendy colors or fonts

Ask yourself these questions about your blog:

• Is your website set up in a way that helps someone find the content that they're looking for?
• Is your branding strategic, and does it attract the right audience?
• How do you want someone to feel when they experience your brand?

Growing your food blog? Grab the free guide: 3 Reasons Your Food Blog Isn't Growing

Instagram | Website | Show Notes

Web Design for Food Bloggers

It's totally normal to want a beautifully designed food blog, but what about strategically designed? Thinking through the strategy of your website, including your goals for your audience, can take your blog to the next level. Learn what a strategic blog is and why it's so important for your food blog's success!

A strategically designed website combines:

• user experience with stunning visuals
• strategic branding with an ideal reader in mind
• goal conversion - not just trendy colors or fonts  

Ask yourself these questions about your blog:

• Is your website set up in a way that helps someone find the content that they're looking for? 
• Is your branding strategic, and does it attract the right audience? 
• How do you want someone to feel when they experience your brand? 

Growing your food blog? Grab the free guide: 3 Reasons Your Food Blog Isn't Growing

Instagram | Website | Show Notes

Web Design for Food Bloggers