The Food Blogger's Table

The Food Bloggers Table is a podcast for food bloggers & recipe developers! Pull up a chair for authentic conversations, actionable advice from fellow food bloggers and industry experts, and tips for how to make more money from your food blog. My name is Jennifer Holt and I'm a WordPress website designer specializing in custom food blogs crafted to earn top-tier ad income. Join us at the table as we break bread + build brands. 🎀 Custom Website Design - https://jenniferholtdesigns.com/

The Food Blogger's Table is a business podcast hosted by Unknown Host, with 42 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80. PitchCentric scores this show on Booking Probability, Listen Score, and live audience signals refreshed every 24 hours.

Unknown Host hosts The Food Blogger's Table, a business show with 42 episodes published.

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  Episode #41

  Mediavine vs. Raptive: Which Ad Network Is Best for Food Bloggers?

  Aug 10, 202613 min

  Mediavine or Raptive...which ad network should you be working toward? If you're a food blogger hoping to turn your website into a reliable source of income, choosing the right ad network can have a significant impact on your earnings. But the answer isn't as simple as "one pays more." In this episode, I'm breaking down the biggest differences between Mediavine + Raptive, including their application requirements, traffic expectations, approval process, RPM potential, and the types of websites each network is looking for. You'll also learn why focusing solely on traffic can actually slow your progress and what you should be doing now to build a website that's designed for long-term ad revenue. In this episode, you'll learn: The differences between Mediavine + Raptive Current qualification requirements for each network How RPMs compare (and why they aren't the whole story) Common reasons blogs are rejected How website structure affects ad income What to focus on before you apply Which network may be the better fit for your stage of blogging Whether you're just starting your food blog or you're approaching your first premium ad network application, this episode will help you create a strategy that positions your website for higher earnings...not just approval. Free Resource: Ad Income Website Blueprint --> Grab the Blueprint

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  Episode #40

  The Food Blog Content Ecosystem: Why Recipes Alone Aren't Enough

  Aug 3, 202636 min

  If you're only publishing recipes, you're leaving a huge opportunity on the table. The most successful food blogs aren't just recipe collections. They're complete learning resources that answer every question their audience has. In this episode, we're diving into what I call the Food Blog Content Ecosystem and how supporting content can dramatically strengthen your SEO, improve internal linking, increase topical authority, and help readers spend more time on your site. We'll explore the different types of non-recipe content that turn your blog into a trusted resource from ingredient guides and technique tutorials to troubleshooting articles, comparison posts, equipment guides, substitution charts, and much more. Whether you're trying to increase organic traffic, improve ad revenue, or simply create a better experience for your readers, this episode will help you start thinking beyond individual recipes + begin building a content library that grows your business for years to come. In this episode, you'll learn: Why recipes alone aren't enough to build topical authority What a food blog content ecosystem actually is The five major categories of supporting content every food blogger should create How supporting content strengthens internal linking + SEO Which articles become long-term traffic drivers How strategic content helps readers trust you + keeps them coming back If you're ready to build a food blog that becomes the go-to resource in your niche, this episode is for you. Free Resource: Ad Income Website Blueprint --> Grab the Blueprint

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  Episode #39

  How to Build Topical Authority as a Food Blogger

  Jun 15, 202625 min

  If you've ever wondered why some food blogs seem to dominate Google search results while others struggle to gain traction, the answer may be topical authority. In this episode, we're breaking down what topical authority actually means, why it matters for food bloggers, and how to build it strategically so your content has a better chance of ranking, attracting organic traffic, and growing your business. The good news? Building topical authority isn't about publishing hundreds of random recipes. It's about creating intentional content that helps Google understand exactly what you're known for. Inside this episode, we'll discuss: What topical authority is (+ what it isn't) Why topical authority matters for SEO + organic traffic How Google determines expertise within a topic The role of content clusters + supporting content Common mistakes food bloggers make when building authority Practical steps to strengthen your niche + content strategy Whether you're just starting your food blog or looking to improve your rankings + grow your traffic, this episode will help you create a more focused SEO strategy that supports long-term growth. Free Resource: 💻 Ad Income Website Blueprint --> Grab the Blueprint

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  Episode #38

  DIY Website Tweaks That Sabotage Your Food Blog

  May 26, 202619 min

  Not every DIY website tweak is helping your food blog grow. In fact, some of the most common “quick fixes” food bloggers make can quietly hurt site speed, SEO, user experience, ad revenue, and long-term scalability. In this episode, we’re talking about the DIY website changes that often create bigger problems behind the scenes — and how to know when a tweak is actually working against your growth. Inside this episode, we cover: The hidden downside of piling on plugins + customizations Why “just making it look better” can hurt performance Common DIY fixes that negatively impact SEO + user experience How website clutter affects ad revenue + scalability The difference between strategic optimization + reactive tweaking What food bloggers should prioritize instead If your website feels messy, slow, disconnected, or increasingly difficult to manage, this episode will help you understand why — and what to focus on moving forward. Free Resource: 💻 Ad Income Website Blueprint --> Grab the Blueprint

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  Episode #37

  Scaling Your Food Blog Business with 6 Structural Shifts

  May 17, 202631 min

  If your food blog feels busy but not truly scalable, this episode's going to challenge the way you think about growth. In this episode, we’re diving into the structural shifts that separate overwhelmed content creators from sustainable food blog business owners. Scaling isn’t just about publishing more recipes. It’s about building a business with intentional systems, stronger foundations, and long-term strategy. Inside this episode, we cover: Why more content alone won’t grow your business The mindset shift from blogger to CEO How site structure impacts SEO, user experience, and ad revenue The hidden systems slowing your growth Why organization creates scalability The operational shifts that make your business easier to run If you’ve been feeling stuck in constant content creation without seeing the business growth you want, this episode will help you rethink what scaling actually requires. Whenever you’re ready, here’s where you can learn more: Free Resource: 💻 Ad Income Website Blueprint --> Grab the Blueprint

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