Lindsay Moe is a freelance food photographer, video editor, and blogger at The Live-In Kitchen.
Lindsay Moe started blogging in 2011 as a stay-at-home mom looking for something to do. She has since turned it into a business that is able to help support her family.
Lindsay taught herself how to cook by experimenting with recipes she found in cookbooks and food blogs. After becoming a flexible vegetarian in 2012, she became passionate about creating meatless meals that were fun and delicious using every day ingredients.
When Lindsay isn’t in the kitchen you can find her homeschooling her four children or hiking the bluffs of the Driftless Region.
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Questions:
What did you do before you started food blogging?
Did you have a lot of fun working for the home shopping network?
Did you have to sit there with headphones on and take out the ummms, what did you do for it?
So did you put all the words on the video?
You started the blog after your second child was born, when was that?
Why did you start your blog?
How did you pick the name of your food blog?
When you first started, how many times a week did you publish a post?
What platform did you start out with?
Dot org?
How many do you publish now?
Do you find those posts get readership?
How many drafts do you have in place to be published right now?
Once you started, how long did it take to start making money?
You started in 2011, when did you know it was starting to get more serious (with the stuff we have to do now?)
What is the best thing you have done for your blog?
Do you have anybody that helps you with your company?
When did you find out that you needed this help?
How many iterations of the website have you had?
From start to finish, how long does it take for you to photograph a recipe?
Do you actually write it down or do you have it in your head?
What is the hardest thing you find about blogging?
What do you love about blogging?
Do you go to conferences or anything like that?
What is so good about it?
What is your favorite social media platform and why?
Is there any advice that someone who knows blogging gave you that you wished you had listened to?
What do you use for backgrounds?
Do you use natural or artificial light?
What part of the country do you live in, do you have a light issue this time of the year?
How far away is it to the kitchen?
And what about the snow?
What kind of camera do you have?
What is your favorite lens?
Do you do your on SEO?
You said that you took that course, do you feel that you’ve nailed it now?
What is the most surprising thing you’ve found since you started blogging?
Has it changed since 2011, do you think you got more back then?
What is your most popular post?
Have you had any posts that got close to it and you thought, ‘oh, no, it’s going to be overtaken?’
What do you do for your freelance work?
Do you do videos yourself?
What is your biggest food failure?
What is your favorite cuisine?
What would be your last meal?
What is one thing you can’t live without in your kitchen?
What kind of onion, are you particular to any type?
What is your favorite cookbook?