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hasnasadia · Post by **hasnasadia** » Sun Dec 22, 2024 9:44 am

With the years, on the contrary, you will understand! It's a natural process. Have you ever seen Masterchef contestants who pass the selections without any experience in the kitchen? The key word is precisely this: experience . e a difference? Logo & Graphics Even beginners know that the first element that distinguishes us is our logo. In addition to being unique, it must be able to tell about you. With experience, you will be able to understand what is the market niche you want to focus on and, consequently, what image to give your logo so that it reflects it.

Maybe today you start with a generic blog about uk number list cooking, then, over time, you notice that your cakes for children's parties gather unexpected interest. Now is the time! Apply a complete restyling to your logo and your site. Until then, do not weigh these details. Hosting, domain and CMS platform Maybe you only vaguely know what it is. All 3 are essential elements to create your cooking blog. The advice I want to give you is to start with the WordPress platform . Why is it the best for you? No, maybe? The important thing for you who are at the beginning is to know that tomorrow you can change hosting, domain and CMS platform without losing anything! In fact, it is the most popular open source platform in the world: migrating it, converting it, integrating it will all be feasible operations.

2. The aspects to take into consideration right away to be successful Social Networks Open your social profiles right away. In fact, with just a blog you won't get anywhere. Or rather, giving up free showcases like social networks is a mistake you might regret. Pinterest and, above all, Instagram must be the allies of your cooking blog. Quality of the photographs There are hundreds of tutorials that explain how to create beautiful photos even with your smartphone so I won't go into detail here. My personal advice is to take very bright photos or, at least, to correct (increase) the brightness by editing the photos after taking them.