As your food blog grows and you begin to scale, it is so important to set aside time to document your systems and processes. Whether you have never spent a lot of time thinking about systems or you aren’t sure what an SOP even stands for, you’re in the right place. I’m joined by my Online Business Manager who is going to break this all down for us and help you make a plan for the standards and systems your food blog needs.
Join me for this episode with Jillian Dolberry where we go over the following:
- Can you define what an SOP is and why it’s important for a business to have them? How do they work with systems?
- What if you are a one person team, are SOPs important?
- Where should your SOPs live?
- How would a food blogger get started with creating these?
- Let’s run through how we would create a process for writing a blog post.
Also, check out our recommendations for top SOPs to start with:
- Blog post structure (hint: Gutenberg course makes this super easy)
- Image naming and/or exporting images
- Sharing a post after it’s published
Jillian is an online business manager for creative business owners in the service industry as well as host of the Grace-Filled CEO Podcast. She serves CEOs looking to scale this business with out burnout through systems strategy and heart. You can connect with Jillian on Instagram or on jilliandolberry.com.
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hey friend, i’m madison
Food blogger turned web designer
I’ve been where you are. Growing fast, feeling overwhelmed by the tech side of things, and realizing that somewhere between hitting 100k sessions and launching that new revenue stream, the foundations of your business got left behind.
I started out as a food blogger, so I get it. The constant juggling. The feeling that your site doesn’t match who you’ve become. The frustration of working way too hard while your brand and tech hold you back.
That’s why I created Grace + Vine Studios—to help monetized food bloggers like you finally catch up. Whether it’s your branding, your website, or just figuring out what the heck comes next, I’m here to help you build a business that reflects where you are now and actually improves your life instead of consuming it.
