Make an Online Cookbook or Recipe Book in Canva

How a Food Blogger can Use Canva to Quickly Create an Opt-in Gift or Paid Online Cookbook

Are you a food blogger looking to grow your list? Recipe sharing will never go out of style.

Ideas for quick, healthy, meals made with fresh ingredients will be a perennial favorite with people worldwide.

Rich or poor, fancy or plain, healthy or indulgent... there's always a reason to make and eat food.

How to Monetize Your Food Blog:

Step 1: Start staging and sharing recipes on your blog.

Step 2: Create categories of the types of recipes you offer.

Step 3: Find a source of PLR (private label rights) recipe content so you don't have to do all the work yourself

Step 4: Collect email addressses. Make a beautiful online cookbook to give away. Could be five recipes, could be ten.

Step 5. Create bio copy about yourself so people can get to know and like you as a source of cooking information and inspiration.

Step 7: Use Canva to quickly and efficiently create and upload a PDF cookbook so you can offer it as an opt-in gift to people interested in staying in touch via email.

How to Use Canva to Create Your Online Recipe Book

Step 1: Make and name a folder on your computer or remote storage that will house the content for this particular publication.

Step 2: Gather or write all written recipes. The recipes can be from your collection, or you can use recipes that you purchase with private label rights.

Step 3: Collect images. Best if you prepare the recipes in-house (in your own house) and take photos of all the steps.

Step 4: Launch Canva. Do a quick search for cookbook. A variety of design templates will pop up.

Step 5. Choose a template and open it up to edit the existing content and sub in your own for what's there.

Step 6: Upload your recipe images to the images area of Canva.

Step 7: Open your document of written recipe content. Copy and paste each recipe into the alloted space for content inside the Canva template. Edit as needed.

Step 8: For each recipe page, add your chosen images and resize to fit the layout.

Step 9: Proofread all recipes, including titles, any captions you may have added to the images.

Step 10: Add your bio, head shot and company logo if you have one.

Step 11: Add an upsell to the back of the book. The last page can be a promotional offer or invitation.

You can keep it short by adding a headline, bulleting out the main benefits of joining or signing up or buying. Then issue the call to action, with a link to sign up that opens to a new window.

It's easier than ever to create beautiful designs in Canva.

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Here's some ready recipe book content for the holidays from Wordfeeder. Give it away to grow your list.

Classic Christmas Cookie PLR Recipes - Ebook-Ready, With Images
Christmas cookie PLR recipes	You get to sell this set of Christmas cookie PLR recipes as your own digital product, and offer personal use rights to the person who buys it from you.	Learn more about what you get in this content package. Or, check out now and make this set of articles yours.
RULES: Edit, brand, copy, cut, paste, add to and change this any way you like. Do not publish originator's name. Do not resell as PLR. You may offer personal rights to your customers.