You write great recipes.
We make sure Google knows it.
You write the recipe. We write the blog content around it, handle every layer of SEO, and plan each post to grow your cookbook sales, not just traffic.
What's actually holding you back
Five things quietly capping your rankings.
We check for all five before we touch a single post.
Your image alt text is missing or generic.
Fix: Recipe photos tagged for what they actually are, so Google Images and Pinterest can send traffic to them.
Your internal links pile onto the same 5–10 posts.
Fix: Internal linking rebuilt across your full catalog, so the rest of your posts stop reading as if they don't matter.
Recipes get published once and never touched again.
Fix: A standing update queue, so posts that used to rank get caught and fixed before the traffic is already gone.
Old, outdated posts are dragging your good posts down with them.
Fix: A priority list of underperforming posts, ranked by how much they're holding back the rest of your site under Google's Helpful Content Update, which scores site-wide quality, not post by post.
You already write roundup posts. They go up randomly, without hubs or pillars in mind.
Fix: Pillar and roundup pages planned around topic clusters every month, the exact format cited in 100% of "best X" AI search queries in a 2026 ChatGPT citation study (AIVO Research).
Is this for you?
This service is built for you if…
- You publish your own recipes consistently and want every post working harder for you
- Your ad revenue has stalled despite publishing. You know more traffic is possible.
- You have a cookbook, course, or product and want your content planned around selling it
- You have 50–300 older posts that used to rank and need a clear plan for recovering them
- You want SEO and email handled without becoming an expert in either
This is not for you if:
- You want someone to write the recipe itself: the ingredients, the method, the story. That part stays yours.
- You want a fully done-for-you operation where someone else runs your entire blog end to end. We write the content around your recipe and handle SEO, but this isn't a full content-production service.
The service
SEO, content, and email for food bloggers who write their own recipes.
You write the recipe: the ingredients, the method, the story behind it. We write the blog content around it, structured and optimised for search from the outline stage on. Then we handle keyword strategy, on-page SEO, image optimisation, interlinking, recipe card creation, email newsletters, and WordPress publishing — all planned around growing your cookbook sales alongside your ad revenue. Start with an audit, run a monthly plan, or do both at once with the recommended bundle.
Monthly Plans
Food bloggers publishing consistently who want every recipe fully researched, optimised, and published each month.
- Up to 6 new recipe posts/month: you write the recipe, we write the blog content around it, structured and SEO-optimised from the outline stage
- Recipe card creation: structured recipe card built and embedded on every post
- 2 pillar/hub pages/month: category landing pages and roundup content that cluster your recipes and build authority
- Quarterly content planning: 12-week editorial calendar built around search demand, seasonal timing, and your cookbook or product sales
- Per post: SEO outline + full SEO treatment, primary keyword, title tag, meta description, header restructure, recipe schema, image alt text
- Image optimisation: compression, alt text, and file naming on every image
- Interlinking: every post connected across your full catalog, not just new posts
- WordPress upload + scheduling
- Monthly SEO report: posts published, rankings tracked, traffic movements flagged
- 4 email newsletters/month: written around your content calendar and promotions, formatted and sent
Food bloggers ready to publish at volume. More recipes, more hub content, faster compounding.
- 10 recipe posts published/month: you write the recipe, we write the blog content around it, uploaded to WordPress
- Recipe card creation on every post
- 2 pillar/hub pages/month
- Everything in Starter: quarterly planning, SEO outline, full SEO, image optimisation, interlinking, WP upload, monthly SEO report
- Quarterly 30-minute review call: what's compounding, what to adjust, next quarter's plan
- 4 email newsletters/month: written around your content calendar and product promotions, formatted and sent to your list each week
One-Time Options
A full picture of where your site stands and exactly what to fix first. The recommended starting point before any monthly plan.
- Full content audit: All published posts, current rankings, traffic reviewed
- Keyword gap analysis: Topics your blog should own but doesn't rank for
- Priority action list: Top 20 posts ranked by optimisation ROI
- Technical SEO snapshot: Site speed flags, schema coverage, mobile issues
- Quarterly content calendar: First 12 keyword-targeted topics, ready to write
- Delivered as a structured document you own and keep
The recommended entry point for food bloggers serious about SEO results. Front-loads the strategy, then delivers 3 months of compounding work. Most clients continue on a monthly plan after the bundle.
- SEO Content Audit (Week 1): Full content audit, keyword gap analysis, top 20 priority list, technical snapshot, 12-topic calendar
- 10 Recipe posts/month (3 months): Keyword-targeted, SEO-optimised, uploaded to WordPress
- 2 Pillar pages/hub pages/month (3 months): Category hubs and roundups that build cluster authority
- Everything in SEO Growth: Quarterly planning, keyword research, full SEO, internal linking, WP upload, monthly reports
- Quarterly 30-min review call: What's compounding, what to adjust, and the next quarter's plan
Not sure where to start? The Audit tells you exactly what to fix. The Bundle lets you act on it immediately, at a price lower than paying separately.
Why trust us with your food blog SEO
We've worked inside food blog SEO for 8 years, not studied it from outside.
Recipe schema, Mediavine and Raptive requirements, seasonal search timing, category page architecture. We work with this every day, not as a checklist we memorized once.
Mexico in My Kitchen
One of the most respected Mexican food blogs writing in English. Omar built the SEO strategy, keyword optimization, and content structure for a high-volume, authority-level food blog with a cookbook and product line behind it.
We know how seasonal recipe searches behave. We know what Mediavine and Raptive need technically. We know how to structure content that drives cookbook sales alongside ad revenue. You won't spend time explaining the basics, we already live inside this space.
Our own email list, Craftaholic Witch:
These are real sends to a nurtured, segmented list, not a cold blast. The open rate comes from consistent value, good subject lines, and emails readers actually want opened. We apply the same approach to every food blogger list we manage.
How it works
Built around your publishing schedule, not ours.
We audit your content, set up the keyword system, and map it to your cookbook.
First week: access to Google Search Console and your site, content audit (Growth and above), keyword map built around your niche, seasonal patterns, and which topics drive readers toward your cookbook or product. You see the plan before we start.
You send the recipe. We write, optimise, and build it before it goes live.
Send us your recipe and context 24–48 hours before you want to publish. We write the blog content around it and return the full post with title tag, meta, schema, recipe card, and internal links applied. You publish. That's the workflow.
Monthly check-in. Rankings tracked. Old posts recovered.
Monthly report: what moved, what needs attention, which old posts to update next. Growth plan includes a prioritised update queue so the work compounds over time.
Ready to put your content to work?
Every deliverable above. Flat monthly price. Content planned around your ad revenue and product sales from day one.
Order Now — from $299/monthNot sure which plan fits?
30 minutes. We'll look at your content, your products, and show you exactly what to prioritize first.
Book a Discovery CallOrder if you've seen enough. Call if you want to talk it through first.
Questions
Before you sign up.
Can you plan content around my cookbook or course sales?
Yes. This is part of how we build the content strategy from the start. We map keywords to buyer intent, add internal links from high-traffic posts to your product pages, and plan email campaigns around launch windows and seasonal buying patterns. More traffic is useful. Traffic that converts to product sales is better.
Do you handle recipe schema and food blog SEO specifically?
Yes. Recipe schema (RecipeCard markup, nutrition data, cookTime and prepTime), FAQ schema, HowTo where applicable. We also know how food blog category pages should be structured for search, how seasonal content timing works, and what Mediavine and Raptive (AdThrive) publishers need technically. You won't need to explain any of this.
What does the email newsletter service include?
Four newsletters per month, written around your content calendar and any product promotions you have running. We write, format, and send them to your existing list. The goal is consistent engagement: readers who remember you between posts are more likely to buy your cookbook and more likely to click through when you promote something.
How fast is your turnaround on new posts?
24–48 hours from when you send us your recipe. We know you publish on a schedule. We don't slow it down.
How long before I see results in Google?
On-page changes can show improvement in 4–8 weeks. Older post recovery takes 3–6 months depending on how long the post has been indexed. We track everything monthly so you can see what's moving and why.
Do you fix internal linking across my whole site, or just new posts?
Across your existing catalog, not just what we publish going forward. Most sites we take on have their links concentrated on a handful of posts. We spread it across everything worth linking to.
What happens to my old, underperforming posts?
They go into a prioritised update queue, ranked by how much they're holding back the rest of your site. Growth plans work through this list monthly as part of the retainer.
What if I want to cancel?
3-month minimum. Month-to-month after that with 30 days notice. The keyword map, content calendar, and any briefs we build are yours to keep.