Last updated on January 2nd, 2022 at 03:03 pm
Though I enjoy making food and writing about it for fun, I also write professionally. As a writer over the last decade or so, I’ve written about most everything — from President Obama’s first election win to the best flowers to plant during a drought. There’s not a topic I can’t shape into a piece of content anyone can understand as well as rank in search engines. Below are some examples of my writing for search engine optimization, but this and this are examples of my non-seo writing and this, this and this are examples of commerce articles that I’ve done.
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For additional samples, please contact me at rachel.roszmann@gmail.com.
As of 4/20/2021 “What Is Daikon and How Can I Use It?” ranks #1 in search engine results pages (SERP) for “daikon,” which has a search volume of 74,000 (the average number of searches for that term per month). Surprisingly, it also grabs the most search traffic of all content for Eatingwell.
As of 4/20/2021 “Chives vs. Green Onions” ranks #1 in SERP for “Chives vs. Green Onions,” which has a search volume of 18,000. It’s also the 10th highest search traffic earner for Eatingwell.
As of 9/21/2020 “Black Sugar Is the Coffee Trend You Should Know About” ranks #1 in search engine results pages (SERP) for “black sugar,” which has a search volume of 6,600.
As of 4/20/2021, “What Is White Asparagus?” ranks #1 in SERP for “white asparagus,” which has a search volume of 8,100.
At the time of its posting, “The United States of Holiday Cookies” was the top-performing article of all time and it was the top-performing article for all of 2019 grabbing 4.9% of article traffic.
“Common Baking Mistakes You Can Avoid” was the #2 top-performing article of 2019 with 3.56% of article traffic.
At the time of its original posting, “The Best Scrambled Eggs (Ten Ways)” was the most successful Instagram post for Yummly with 1,481 likes.