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Changes to Edible Crafts… What Do You Think?

May 16, 2013 by Meaghan Mountford

Hello dear readers!

I’m taking a moment to pause and reflect on this blog. You see, I’ve been the Edible Crafts editor here at CraftGossip for four years and eight months. I’ve written over 6,000 posts. Six THOUSAND. Wow. But I’m in a rut. I feel the need to shake things up a bit lest you, dear, loyal readers, fall into my rut, too. I’ve seen so many changes in the world of Edible Crafts–cake pops went global, pie went on a stick, stuff got baked inside cakes, macarons and popsicles had their fifteen minutes of fame, JellO saw a resurgence, bread became an art form, Pinterest altered the way we even search for these things–and yet I’ve changed very little.

I’m not talking big changes, I’m talking better changes. You don’t really need me to post stuff all day since you have Pinterest. And I’d like to find more consistency and have a better schedule so you know what to expect when you visit me. So here’s what I’m proposing:

—Less individual posts on cool finds and more roundups of similar edible crafts. (For example, not just one cool cupcake topper, but a roundup of 10 cool DIY cupcake toppers.) Because I have a baby who needs things and a five year old who talks too much, this means fewer posts a day, but hopefully more substantive ones.

—Mondays will be FOOD TREND days. This is the day I wax on about what I see going on in the world of food.

—Wednesdays will be GIVEAWAY days. I’ll try and get some stuff to giveaway at least two Wednesdays a month. (Side note: If you have a product that fits my category and you’d like to be considered for a giveaway, contact me at [email protected]).

—Fridays will be KID CRAFT Day, wherein I find cool food crafts geared towards kids.
This will mean less individual posts, as I mentioned, but please don’t stop submitting your work to me! It will only mean you’ll likely be part of a roundup instead of having a whole post devoted to you. However, my hope is that the roundups will be clicked on more than individual posts, which also means more clicks to you (so the theory goes, but that is my intent). And who knows, your submission may be what inspires the roundup.

What do you think? Do you have any other suggestions for days??

 

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Comments

  1. Maryanne says

    May 18, 2013 at 6:52 am

    Well, I love your section the way it is, but these improvements sound great, too. I purposely don’t spend a lot of time on Pinterest, because I can’t afford to fall down that rabbit hole too often. So, I’d definitely appreciate a round-up from there. And the food trends sounds very interesting.

  2. vida garcia says

    May 18, 2013 at 6:47 pm

    I think this change is fine. I’ll be happy to see them as they come:)

  3. Mel says

    May 18, 2013 at 11:45 pm

    I love your site but I like the changes you’re proposing. Especially kids stuff, my daughter always wants to do things and simple ideas would be great. I’m not much of a cook, I generally come for the pretty pictures and daydream, lol but kids stuff sound very good!

  4. heidi says

    May 21, 2013 at 7:29 pm

    I use your site for holidays for themed playdates!! So Memorial day is coming up; I would love to see a round up of new posts and popular posts from the last years’ holiday. I don’t have time to go back in your blog so if you get a new teacup themed post add the most popular from the last 4 years and then I would have all the ideas in one post AKA your round up idea. You need time with your kids and I would have less to scroll through but could still see everything!!

  5. Meaghan Mountford says

    May 22, 2013 at 6:14 am

    Oooh, Heidi, that’s a great idea! I’m on it :).

  6. Candlepick says

    May 28, 2013 at 6:59 pm

    Not sure where to post this comment, and don’t want to sound like a fuddy duddy, but the former format was much easier to browse. I don’t mind themes, but the individual posts are easier to digest.

  7. Meaghan Mountford says

    May 28, 2013 at 8:06 pm

    You know, Candlepick, I’m inclined to agree with you. I was thinking the same thing today. Maybe I can do a combo of both?

  8. SusanM says

    June 2, 2013 at 8:59 am

    Meaghan, you are doing a great job! I like your new headings, I can skim for topics that interest me. Thanks for always keeping it interesting!

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