Hi Meghan! I am also very new to food blogging (started a few months ago) and I have an Instagram page that I started about 2 months ago but like you don’t have many followers. But I have found that following other people with similar interests who have smaller pages (like less than 2000 followers) and liking around 5 of their posts encourages them to do the same back. I think once we start getting over 1000 followers it would hopefully happen more organically. Also, apparently reels get more views so maybe add more reels to you page? I just followed you on instagram btw (I’m the cozy vegan kitchen) and your photography is amazing! Best of luck!!

So excited for you to get started with your blog and your dog training ventures! Please do share your blog with us when it launches! 🚀

Hey Sandra,

I think you should be able to add images through Divi by following these steps:

1. Go to the page or post where you want to add the process shots.
2. Open the Divi Builder and click to add a new section or row.
3. In the row, click to add a Module and select the Image module.
4. Upload your process image.

If you want to display multiple images in a more visually appealing grid or gallery, you can try using Divi’s Gallery Module :

• Add a new row and select the Gallery module.
• Upload your process shots, and Divi will automatically organize them in a grid or slider format, depending on the style you choose.

Let me know if that works!

Hi Everyone!

My name is Meghan and I am new to Food Blogger Pro and I am excited to learn all the tricks of the trade! I only launched my blog and IG account back in Aug ’24 and the growth on Instagram has been slow. Like really slow. I have not broken 100 followers yet and I have not gained a follower in 2 months! Being a new member to this platform I have not been able to dive into all useful materials yet but I did take the course on Instagram and watched the social media class on growing your business to 500k followers. There were definitely some great tips in there but I feel everything suggested is for people who already have a bigger following, like 500 – 1500. Being sooo small I am looking for advice and / or tools that have worked to get over the stagnanr hump in Instagram. Any advice is welcomed! 🙂

Blog: Madly Delicious

Website: madlydelish.com

Instagram: madly__delicious (two underscores!)

For the life of me I can’t figure out how to auto-generate responses and set up workflows for ManyChat. I want to be able to have someone comment on my post (a keyword), and then it will generate a DM to ask them for their email and they’ll be sent a link to the PDF. I can’t get it to work. And the ManyChat site doesn’t have great tutorials. Help!

I’d like to have an SEO audit done on my site and have my core web vitals ‘checked’? I don’t particularly even know what that means/entails but I’d love more info! Who are the best resources/people to do this? I know Casey Markee of course but I’m sure he probably has a pretty long waitlist.

Hi, I’m Jessica! I’m an educator by day and a meal maker by night! I am working on creating a blog to share my most beloved family recipes that have brought love, laughter, and unforgettable moments to my life. Cooking is more than just a passion for me, it’s how I’ve connected with loved ones and built lasing relationships in all parts of my life. Blogging is a new journey for me but its a journey I’m excited to start and one I want to share with others, so if you have any advice please send it my way!! My big blog related goal this year is to launch my blog Love, Laugh, & Ladle. Its a dream I’ve had for several years and after the recent passing of my grandmother who inspired and taught me the joys of cooking and how it can positively impact others, I’ve decided this is the year to make that dream a reality. My fun fact is that this year I am pursuing another lifelong dream of becoming a dog trainer and competing in dog agility!! Happy Blogging Everyone! – Jessica Vann

Hi all,

I’m just wondering if anyone else is using Divi for their blog, and are you able to show process shots on your site?  I don’t love Divi (my website developer used it) as I find it restricting for my technically-challenged mind.  I’ve searched for answers and followed the screen recording for how to add blocks, but I just can’t access it.

I’ve taken a screenshot to show you what I have available -does this make sense?

Thanks,

Sandie

Hi Chelsea, I actually wrote a blog post about a similar topic, with a focus on maximizing content from one recipe. The recipe I used as an example is a butternut squash harvest salad. The recipe can be broken into 4 recipes (how to cut butternut squash, air fryer butternut squash, maple tahini dressing, and fall harvest salad). So the way I’ll go about it is by writing individual posts for the dressing, the air fryer butternut squash, and how to cut butternut squash. For the salad recipe, I’ll write the salad ingredients + maple tahini dressing & air fryer butternut squash as links to their own recipe post. The “how to cut butternut squash” will only be linked to the air fryer butternut squash recipe. This is a great approach for internal linking as well. Then you can link the dressing to other salad recipes. In the same way, you can link the how-to-cut butternut squash to other recipes that require the cubed squash.

I hope this makes sense and it’s not too confusing.

Sounds like a plan! 🤩 Happy to help, Chelsea!