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Eat Blog Talk

Megan Porta
Food Blogging
Mindset
Self-Care
Entrepreneurship
Pinterest
SEO
Content Creation
Blogging
Email Marketing
Community Building
Productivity
Personal Growth
Instagram
Time Management
Burnout
Work-Life Balance
Youtube
Networking
Goal Setting
Social Media Marketing

Eat Blog Talk is the one-stop podcast for food bloggers, delivering value and instilling confidence so you can level up in your business. The podcast features interviews with food bloggers and other experts who deliver valuable and relevant information and insights to the blogging space. We cover all the hot food blogging topics such as SEO, social media strategies, keyword research, how to pitch ... more

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Recent Guests

Anja Eckert
Creator of Our Gabled Home; YouTube growth expert
Our Gabled Home
Episode: 818: How To Start YouTube Before You Feel Ready with Anja Eckert
Joe Rodichok
Founder of Finite Solutions, creator of Finite Analytics
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Episode: 817: Take the Guesswork Out of Content Updates With Phynite Analytics with Joe Rodichok
Jason Decker
Expert in audit automation and owner of This Silly Girl's Kitchen
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Episode: 816: He Bought a Food Blog With 1,500 Posts - Here's What Happened Next with Jason Decker
Nadalie Bardo
Pinterest expert, the Pin Coach
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Episode: 815: The New Pinterest Strategy - What Food Bloggers Need to Know with Nadalie Bardo
Cliff Ravenscraft
Business coach and creator of Momentum methodology
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Episode: 814: Insight Is Not Momentum - How to Turn Clarity Into Committed Action with Cliff Ravenscraft
Pat Flynn
Entrepreneur and author of Lean Learning
Smart Passive Income / Lean Learning
Episode: 813: Stop Learning. Start Doing - A Formula for Real Growth
Jillian Leslie
Founder of MiloTree
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Episode: 811: The Secret to Making Money Beyond Pageviews With Jillian Leslie
Amy Reid
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Episode: 810: Imposter Syndrome - Why do We Suffer From it and Tips to Overcome Feeling Like a Fraud with Amy Reid
Sandie Markle
Food tech consultant, specialized in content strategy and content engineering
Blueberri
Episode: 809: Why Your Recipes Aren't Showing Up on Google (Even When You're Doing SEO Right)

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Megan Porta
Host of Eat Blog Talk

Reviews

5.0 out of 5 stars from 310 ratings
  • Great!

    This is really great for anyone blogging, not just food bloggers. That’s not my niche but I always recommend this blog!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    artsyb00
    United Statesa year ago
  • A Great Resource for Food Bloggers

    If you're a food blogger, you have to subscribe to this one! Megan is the authority on all things food blogging, and every one of her episodes is packed with helpful information for both new and experienced food bloggers.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    AnnaDKornick
    United Statesa year ago
  • Megan is the best!

    Megan is so sweet, kind and so knowledgeable about food blogging! She’s a great resource to learn from!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    MFiske
    United Statesa year ago
  • So many great takeaways!

    I love eat blog talk, it’s my favourite blogging podcast. It covers a wide range of topics from mindset, the latest SEO practices, Pinterest, keyword research, how to juggle a blog with a full time job etc.. there is something for everyone.

    Megan is a really engaging host and gets the most out of her podcast guests.

    If you are a food blogger I definitely recommend you check it out.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Lozzag123lozzag
    United Kingdom3 years ago
  • Amazing Learning Tool

    I’m not in the food blog niche, but this podcast has such useful information for anyone wanting to start a blog- no matter the topic. The host, Megan Porta, is smart, positive, and kind. Her guests have verh useful information on how to start and monetize a blog.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    jnsa213
    United States3 years ago

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813: Stop Learning. Start Doing - A Formula for Real Growth
Q: Where do you see your work in five to ten years?
Pat outlines multiple ventures (SwitchPod, Smart Passive Income, Lean Learning) and envisions more books, live events, and continued content creation, with an emphasis on building communities and education for entrepreneurs.
809: Why Your Recipes Aren't Showing Up on Google (Even When You're Doing SEO Right)
Q: What is the difference between blog content and structured content, and how should creators approach metadata and plugins?
Sandie describes structured content as modular metadata and schema that enables more than just on-site SEO—it's the foundation for shopping, voice assistants, apps, and cross-platform discovery; creators should fill in metadata fields, understand what each field does, and use plugins as tools to unlock broader opportunities.
809: Why Your Recipes Aren't Showing Up on Google (Even When You're Doing SEO Right)
Q: Have you ever looked at your analytics and thought, I'm doing everything right, so why aren't my recipes showing up?
Sandie explains that the issue is less about traditional SEO and more about evolving discovery behavior; creators should reframe their strategy around structure, metadata, and omni-channel opportunities to surface across new discovery pathways.
810: Imposter Syndrome - Why do We Suffer From it and Tips to Overcome Feeling Like a Fraud with Amy Reid
Q: What is imposter syndrome?
Amy defines it as the persistent belief that one's success isn't deserved or is the result of external factors, rather than one's own effort or skills.
804: The New Rules of SEO in 2026 with Casey Markee
Q: Is keyword research dead in 2026, or still useful for bloggers?
Keyword research remains useful for understanding related semantic signals, but Google now emphasizes intent and entity-based optimization; tools based on old keyword counts are less reliable, and bloggers should focus on semantic coverage and user intent.

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What is Eat Blog Talk about and what kind of topics does it cover?

Across recent episodes, the show focuses on practical, monetizable strategies for food bloggers and creator businesses. Topics include growing with AI and video, AI-assisted content and SEO, building multi-revenue models beyond ads, community building among bloggers, and actionable tactics for boosting discovery (structured content, AI search, recipe metadata) while maintaining authentic voice. The format tends to pair hands-on tips with mindset and workflows—from imposter syndrome and team building to outsourcing and product creation—making it useful for both emerging and established bloggers who want concrete steps to grow, diversify income, and stay resilient.

A notable strength is the blend of tactical SEO/AI strategies with real-world... more

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1. The Food Blogger Pro Podcast
2. Tastemaker Talk
3. The Vine Podcast
4. The Smart Influencer Podcast
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Eat Blog Talk launched 7 years ago and published 824 episodes to date. You can find more information about this podcast including rankings, audience demographics and engagement in our podcast database.

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Recent guests on Eat Blog Talk include:

1. Anja Eckert
2. Joe Rodichok
3. Jason Decker
4. Nadalie Bardo
5. Cliff Ravenscraft
6. Pat Flynn
7. Jillian Leslie
8. Amy Reid

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