Food Products, Courses, or Services I can sell?

8 years ago

Originally Posted by delikasi

Hi. I own a few food and recipe portals and I have about 60k active subscribers on hand. I'm planning to monetize by selling them products,services or courses. I can't seem to find anything online to sell to a food market except for ebooks. Is there any product out here that my subscribers may want to buy? Any suggestions will be appreciated.

Thanks.

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Delikasi

I think you can cooperate with restaurants to advertise for them or join some affiliate networks in Food niches to sell their services.

In other ways, you can build your own mobile app according to your website content and develop it. You can sell ads spot or feature review services or sticky posts on the app or website as you want.

Hope this help

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delikasi

8 years ago

Originally Posted by hynds

I think you can cooperate with restaurants to advertise for them or join some affiliate networks in Food niches to sell their services.

In other ways, you can build your own mobile app according to your website content and develop it. You can sell ads spot or feature review services or sticky posts on the app or website as you want.

Hope this help

Thanks for input hynds.

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ydsimple

8 years ago

Try clickbank, they have recipe products.

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delikasi 8 years ago

Originally Posted by ydsimple

Try clickbank, they have recipe products.

Thanks for input ydsimple.
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webmarke

8 years ago

I am sure there is some software that you can sell. Something that stores recipes or find recipes. Do a search on google for products like this and see if they have affiliate programs

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delikasi

8 years ago

Originally Posted by webmarke

I am sure there is some software that you can sell. Something that stores recipes or find recipes. Do a search on google for products like this and see if they have affiliate programs

Thanks for the input webmarke.

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pavlokeyross

8 years ago

What about selling T-shirts?
Go to sunfrog.
You can find suitable models and be an affiliate,
Don't need to create your own T-shirts.

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delikasi 8 years ago

Originally Posted by pavlokeyross

What about selling T-shirts?
Go to sunfrog.
You can find suitable models and be an affiliate,
Don't need to create your own T-shirts.

Thanks for the input pavlokeyross.
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katrim

8 years ago

What about physical products? I'm thinking professional knives sets, vitamix blenders and all the array? They usually are expensive products and you could easily promote them through Amazon.

One thing though, it might be a good idea if you could segment your list based on some specific interests, if you're not doing that already.

For instance, you could be having on your list mommies who are interested in organic food and preparation (i.e. cold press juicers). Or maybe you're having food bloggers on your list - the offers you would approach these groups with could be widely different.

Or you could have newbies who would be interested in cooking lessons. Again, different approach, different offers.

Anyway, just an idea.

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delikasi

8 years ago

Originally Posted by katrim

What about physical products? I'm thinking professional knives sets, vitamix blenders and all the array? They usually are expensive products and you could easily promote them through Amazon.

One thing though, it might be a good idea if you could segment your list based on some specific interests, if you're not doing that already.

For instance, you could be having on your list mommies who are interested in organic food and preparation (i.e. cold press juicers). Or maybe you're having food bloggers on your list - the offers you would approach these groups with could be widely different.

Or you could have newbies who would be interested in cooking lessons. Again, different approach, different offers.

Anyway, just an idea.

Thanks for the input katrim.

Thanks

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infomom

8 years ago

Amazon affiliate links for different kitchen appliances and items. You could do reviews and recommendations.

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delikasi 8 years ago

Originally Posted by infomom

Amazon affiliate links for different kitchen appliances and items. You could do reviews and recommendations.

Thanks for the input infomom.
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MarkAse

8 years ago

Think outside the box on this one. People interested in food, might be interested in wine and I'd be happy to chat about some type of JV thing (as would other wine clubs I'm sure).

You also can partner with suppliers to pitch kitchen gadgets, gift baskets and other food related gift ideas.

I'd think that just pitching some Amazon related stuff every so often would work fairly well in addition-

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delikasi

8 years ago

Originally Posted by MarkAse

Think outside the box on this one. People interested in food, might be interested in wine and I'd be happy to chat about some type of JV thing (as would other wine clubs I'm sure).

You also can partner with suppliers to pitch kitchen gadgets, gift baskets and other food related gift ideas.

I'd think that just pitching some Amazon related stuff every so often would work fairly well in addition-

Thanks for the input MarkAse.

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delikasi

8 years ago

Thank you for all your the valuable inputs. I will study these deeper. The idea of creating an app is a good one but it will take sometime to achieve that. In the meantime, I'm in search of affiliate products that I can sell to my community. Thanks a lot.

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avasummerdiaz

8 years ago

Why not try doing vlogings. Do a demo of your recipe.

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jasion

8 years ago

Having so many subscribers could be good for reservations portals. If your subscribers come from a targeted area you could offer restaurant portals to send their newsletter to you subscribers for a fee.
Do not sell your database , but service.

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