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Speaking Opportunities with Engaged Food Bloggers

Every month, we invite one expert into our Food Blog Coaching community for a Q&A or presentation. Our members are active, engaged food bloggers who show up ready to learn and implement. If you have real expertise to share, we’d love to hear from you!

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What Speaking at FBC Looks Like

We keep it simple and low-pressure!

  • One guest expert per month, usually during the last week or two of the month on Wednesday at 11am CT
  • Casual format: a live Q&A or short presentation followed by member questions. No fancy slide deck required (though you’re welcome to bring one!). Questions are collected & sent over ahead of time for Q&As!
  • 60 minutes on Zoom
  • 15+ live attendees on our weekly calls, plus replays that live inside our community for members to revisit anytime

Our members aren’t passive viewers, they’re established food bloggers actively building their businesses, which means they ask great questions & actually use what you teach!

Allea Grummert presenting to our Food Blog Coaching community about email marketing.

Guest Expert Topics

We welcome anyone to apply, but we’re currently most interested in experts who can speak to:

  • Facebook for food bloggers: Organic growth strategies, engagement, tools, etc.
  • Affiliate marketing: Finding the right programs, integrating affiliate content naturally, growing affiliate income as a food blogger.
  • Analytics: GA4, GSC, Microsoft Clarity, etc. Understanding what the numbers actually mean & making data-driven decisions specific to food bloggers.
  • Multi-6 & 7-figure food bloggers: how you run your business, diversify your traffic & revenue, and structure your time.

Have expertise in something else you think would benefit our members? Tell us about it in your application! We’re open to ideas that genuinely help food bloggers grow 😊

What We Look for in Guest Speakers

We’ll be upfront: our reputation and the trust we have within our community is strong, so we’re selective about who our guests are.

Here’s what we look for:

  • You lead with value. Your session should teach something members can act on right away. If members walk away with clear next steps, you’ve nailed it!
  • No hard selling. You’re welcome to mention relevant products/services and where people can find you, but we don’t tolerate aggressive sales pitches. We believe that genuinely wanting to help people & providing value are better than sales pitches.
  • You know your stuff. We want experts with real results, not recycled advice. The more real-life examples and data you can share from your own work, the better!
  • You align with our values. Honesty, camaraderie, and community over competition. If that sounds like you, we’ll get along great!

Why Speak at FBC?

  • A warm, engaged audience: Our members show up, ask questions, and follow through. You’ll be talking to people who genuinely want to hear from you!
  • Genuine connections: Many of our past guests have built lasting relationships (and yes, gained clients and followers) simply by showing up and being helpful.
  • Long-term visibility: Your session replay lives in our community, so members continue discovering you long after the live call.
  • Content for your own channels: You’ll receive the full replay recording to pull clips from for your own marketing. (One ask: please keep our members private. Clips featuring you, me (Kayla), or Chris are totally fair game!)
  • Social media exposure: We sometimes share clips from guest sessions on our Instagram @foodblogcoach, and we’ll tag you whenever we do!
  • Our endorsement: When we bring you in, we’re telling our members we trust you, and that carries a lot of weight.
Food blog coaching's 2025 NPS score.

What Past Guests Say

“I’ve spoken to a handful of groups, and the Food Blog Coaching group is by far my favorite! The questions were thoughtful, the engagement was top-notch, and I could tell these were people who actually show up and do the work. The members are established enough to ask the hard questions yet still willing to learn, which is the ideal combination for a speaker. I’d recommend it to any expert who wants a room that’s full of genuine curiosity and eagerness to learn!”
Mika Kinney
MIKA Creative
“I really enjoyed presenting to the food blog coaching community. The session felt well-organized and purposeful from the start, and the group was friendly, engaged, and clearly motivated. I could tell from the thoughtful questions submitted beforehand that they were eager to get as much value as possible, and the discussion throughout the session made it feel very conversational. It was really rewarding to share practical YouTube tips they could start implementing straight away and tailor my advice to their specific blogging goals. I’d definitely recommend it to other experts who want to share useful advice with a focused, action-taking community.”
Maria Lucey
Maria Lucey Dietitian
“Presenting to the FBC community was a great experience! It felt low pressure and conversational, and Kayla and Chris asked thoughtful questions that made the session feel really engaging and natural. The members were attentive and engaged throughout, and it felt like a very welcoming and supportive community that I was happy to be a part of and share my experiences with.”
Melissa Fallon
Design Eat Repeat

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Get to know us!

Transparency and connection are important to us, so we created this video to share more about ourselves, our partnership, and the impact we’re trying to make in the food blogging industry. If you have any questions or want to say “hi”, reach out on Instagram @foodblogcoach & @chrispieta 😊

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    One of my favorite reasons to engage with your aud One of my favorite reasons to engage with your audience: it gives you direction.

When you connect with the people showing up for you, you start to understand who they are & what they come to you for. That clarity makes the “what’s my brand, what do I post, where do I go next” questions so much less paralyzing.

And if brand partnerships are a goal of yours, engagement matters there too!

What’s something you learned about your audience by just talking to them? 💬
    I often get asked how my Google traffic has grown I often get asked how my Google traffic has grown every year since starting my blog, especially with everything going on in search right now…

I don’t think there’s one magic answer, but here are the 3 things I believe made the biggest difference 👇

→ A consistent social media presence. I’ve been posting across platforms since 2020, and my growth & content quality on Instagram (especially back in the day) has led to my next big point…

→ Backlinks & brand mentions. A few years ago, a Good Morning America producer found me on IG and asked me to be a part of their cooking from home series! I’ve also gotten featured by accounts like Sur La Table and other big names in the industry. These mentions build authority that Google notices, & it’s the kind of trust signal you can’t fake with on-page SEO.

→ My site is mostly recipes, not informational content. People want a real, trusted source when they’re baking, so recipe queries feel a little safer from AI Overviews (at least for now!). I’ve also been intentional about creating the best user experience, encouraging & replying to comments, and demonstrating my EEAT!

If there’s one takeaway here, it’s that the stuff that compounds isn’t a quick SEO trick. Building trust & authority takes time & a lot of effort.

What’s moved the needle most for you? Comment below so we can all learn from each other ❤️

(& if building real authority instead of chasing every algorithm change sounds like the kind of work you want support with, that’s what Chris & I help with inside our group coaching program. DM me COACH if you’d like to hear more!)
    This one habit is a huge reason I’ve grown so much This one habit is a huge reason I’ve grown so much over the past 6 years:
If something isn’t working for me, I don’t accept it…I change the conditions until it does.
    This one made my day! 🤗 Davia (@ravencakesbakery) This one made my day! 🤗

Davia (@ravencakesbakery) joined our group fairly early in her blogging journey & said it was one of the best investments she’s made!

She’s a very experienced baker who does markets & hosts classes, but she knew there was opportunity in sharing her recipes online. She dug into our resources, made decisions (like switching her theme) to build her site intentionally, & had support from us the whole way through ❤️

That’s exactly what we want our community to be: kind, open, & genuinely helpful, with no question too small!

Thanks so much for trusting in us & being a part of of our community, Davia!
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