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Here’s our 2 last low effort, high impact ideas

Here’s our 2 last low effort, high impact ideas to close out the year 🥳🥕Get strategic with internal links⠀⠀With a solid internal linking strategy in place, you’ll proactively show Google the posts and pages on your site that are related, as well as which articles are the most informative and valuable to your audience. One of the best resources on strategic internal linking is the “5 SEO Tactics to Maximize Internal Links” Whiteboard Friday video from Moz. Google it!⠀⠀🥬Apply about page schema to your about page⠀⠀Any time you can take small steps to help Google understand the contents of a page or post better, it's worth doing. Applying about page schema to your author/about page is super easy! Go to your about page, scroll down to Yoast SEO. Select ‘About page’ from the page type dropdown, and click update to register the change.Photo by Jeff Siepman⠀⠀#foodiedigital #fdtechtips #foodblog #foodblogger #blackfoodbloggers #foodblogfeed #veganfoodblogger #dietitian #girlswhocode #techladies #womensupportwomen #wordpresstips #wordpressfoodblog

We’re back at it with 2 more low effort, high im

We’re back at it with 2 more low effort, high impact ideas. ⠀⠀Between now and the end of December, we’ve got a bunch of low effort, high impact ideas to share with you. Always with the goal to help you grow 📈⠀Let’s dive in:⠀⠀🍐Become nofollow compliant⠀⠀Compliance isn’t the sexiest topic, but it’s an important one. If you create sponsored content for companies, use affiliate links or review free products you’re required to apply nofollow to external links that link back to the sponsor company’s website, products and social media accounts. Nofollow details at the link in our bio.⠀⠀🍏Use the block editor⠀⠀Far too many food bloggers still use the classic editor. We’re big fans of the block editor and all of the ways it makes publishing easier. But before you switch to the block editor, it’s important to verify that all of your plugins are compatible with the block editor. A lot of plugins are not, so do your homework first. Most of the time, a simple Google search will reveal if a plugin is compatible with the block editor, but if nothings turns up we recommend contacting the plugin developer directly. ⠀⠀Happy Christmas week foodies!⠀⠀Photo by @teaforturmeric⠀#foodiedigital #fdtechtips #foodblog #foodblogger #blackfoodbloggers #foodblogfeed #veganfoodblogger #dietitian #girlswhocode #techladies #womensupportwomen #wordpresstips #wordpressfoodblog

2 more low effort, high impact ideas. ⠀ Between

2 more low effort, high impact ideas. ⠀Between now and the end of December, we’ve got a bunch of low effort, high impact ideas to share with you. Always with the goal to help you grow 📈⠀This week: ⠀⠀🍐Make sure visitors can leave recipe star ratingsMore often than not, star ratings don’t work! Shocking but true. Visit your site on mobile and desktop and make sure that nothing stands in the way of a visitor’s ability to leave ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️. ⠀⠀🍊Ask for star ratings for your recipesDon’t be shy. You don’t get what you don’t ask for. Where and how you ask is totally up to you!⠀Happy creating foodies!⠀⠀📷 by Josephine Paysen⠀#foodiedigital #fdtechtips #foodblog #foodblogger #blackfoodbloggers #foodblogfeed #veganfoodblogger #dietitian #girlswhocode #techladies #womensupportwomen #wordpresstips #wordpressfoodblog

2 more low effort, high impact ideas. ⠀ Between

2 more low effort, high impact ideas.⠀Between now and the end of December, we’ve got a bunch of low effort, high impact ideas to share with you. Always with the goal to help you grow 📈.⠀Next up:⠀⠀🍊Treat instagram like an island.⠀⠀Increasingly each publishing channel wants different things from you. Exhausting but true. For example, Instagram and Facebook don’t generate the volume of traffic back to sites that they used to, so you have to be mindful of how much time and attention you give each channel, and which ones actually impact on-site traffic and your bottom line. In a way, Instagram, Facebook and Twitter have become silos. Necessary silos, but silos still. Knowing your pages per session by channel will help you make decisions about the channels (organic search or otherwise) that actually move the dial for you.⠀⠀🍐Audit your list of plugins.⠀⠀We have yet to meet a new @foodiedigital member who isn’t hanging on to a few unused, deactivated plugins. Unused plugins can negatively affect your website’s loading speed, which is an important ranking factor for SEO. It’s easy to forget about deactivated or unused plugins so audit your plugin list every few months and remove what’s unused.⠀Photo by Mariana Medvedeva⠀⠀#foodiedigital #fdtechtips #foodblog #foodblogger #blackfoodbloggers #foodblogfeed #veganfoodblogger #dietitian #girlswhocode #techladies #womensupportwomen #wordpresstips #wordpressfoodblog

Today marks the beginning of our favorite time of

Today marks the beginning of our favorite time of the year!⠀⠀Between now and the end of December, we've got a bunch of low effort, high impact ideas to share with you. Always with the goal to help you grow 📈⠀First up:⠀⠀🍎Register for Google Search Console.GSC is a powerful tool for food blog SEO and recipe structured data. The tool has a ton of valuable data, and configured correctly, search console shows you all of the keywords that send traffic to your food blog. And it’s completely free. Grab the set up instructions at the link in our bio.⠀⠀🍏Enable SSL.A secure website address that begins with https is a must. Credible, professional web hosts hand out free SSL certificates like candy so don’t wait to make the change. If your web hosting provider has a dashboard or cpanel that you can access, it’s very likely you can enable SSL yourself. Otherwise, hop on live chat with your web host and ask that SSL is enabled.⠀⠀Oh, and you must enjoy a cookie while you work. FD rules 🍪⠀Photo by @foodess⠀⠀#foodiedigital #fdtechtips #foodblog #foodblogger #blackfoodbloggers #foodblogfeed #veganfoodblogger #dietitian #girlswhocode #techladies #womensupportwomen #wordpresstips #wordpressfoodblog

Again and again we hear from new and prospective @

Again and again we hear from new and prospective @foodiedigital members that they just don’t know where to start when it comes to SEO.⠀Our new blog post is your action plan.(foodiedigital.com/SEO-tips-for-food-bloggers)⠀Link in bio, foodies✨⠀Photo by Monika Grabkowska⠀⠀#foodiedigital #fdtechtips #foodblog #foodblogger #blackfoodbloggers #foodblogfeed #veganfoodblogger #dietitian #girlswhocode #techladies #womensupportwomen #wordpresstips #wordpressfoodblog

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