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I am sorry, but I believe you are mistaken. Recipe sharing worked one way for all of history until it became profitable to game the search engines by adding st
by Andys 4y ago
I am sorry, but I believe you are mistaken. Recipe sharing worked one way for all of history until it became profitable to game the search engines by adding story-like content.
- yunohn 4y agoCould you source anything that proves this? I’ve always seen personalised stories with recipes, save for barebones websites that are aggregators and not personal blogs. Maybe consider food writing the same as technical writing? Nobody wants to read a dev blog with just snippets of code, they want the story too!
- rawoke083600 4y agoimagine stackoverflow came with a backstory when you googled "javascript http post" ! Same with "best brownies recipe"
- yunohn 4y agoThere are lots of recipe aggregators that are similar to your stackoverflow needs. You should compare a dev blog post to a food blog.
- rawoke083600 4y ago@yunohn ? You think ppl searching for 'food blog stories outweighs' the people searching for food recipes? Im honesty asking since. In my mind (i could very well be wrong). I. would think there are more ppl interested in 'how to make Great brownies' , then there are ppl searching for 'the backstory of the great brownie recipe' ? Yet the results i get from my searches are more inline with if i searched for backstory of recipes. Hell maybe im just searching with the wrong keywords ??
- yunohn 4y agoNo, I’m saying Google doesn’t make the internet. Content creators want to add their own story and vibe to a simple recipe. You are free to use recipe aggregators that don’t, or make your own content?
- rawoke083600 4y agoThis !