Jun 16, 2026 · 55 min · 13 segments
Welcome to episode 575 of The Food Blogger Pro Podcast! This week on the podcast, Bjork interviews Jenna Arend. ## Inside Pinch of Yum's Strategy for Email Growth and Content Distribution with Jenna…
Bjork OstromHost
Jenna ArendGuest
so yeah it's it's one of the things that is great about how people create content on the internet which is you have this kind of tight feedback loop you're able to create something it's a digital thing you're able to send it out you're able to see how people respond the other piece that i think uh exists in a unique way online is like you're able to in real time gather information from people i know one of the things that you and lindsey both do is like create a piece of content like Lindsay will maybe do a poll on Instagram story to see like hey what's most helpful and even just like being in comments and reading DMs that people are responding with and saying hey this was super helpful this made a difference whatever it is you start to develop this kind of like instinct around what's going to resonate with an audience and the thing that you said that I think is really important is this idea of like really targeted targeted and helpful.

And for all of us as content creators, I think one of the things this applies for what I'm doing with the podcast, like how can we get as targeted as possible and how can we make that as helpful as possible? So an example that I would think about is like AI.

OK, people are interested in AI, but like what is it like for AI for creators or more specifically, what is it like for AI for food creators? OK, that's targeted as a topic.

Then, what does it look like for that to be really helpful? So how do you create something that is actually going to make a difference for people who are interested in AI for food creators? I think of a few people who reached out after I did the interview with Jason, who I know you know Jason Glaspie, you've talked to him before, and he came and talked about OpenClaw, this tool that he's using.

And we had a few people reach out and they're like, I started to do this and it was life changing, like how I'm using this tool.

so yeah it's it's one of the things that is great about how people create content on the internet which is you have this kind of tight feedback loop you're able to create something it's a digital thing you're able to send it out you're able to see how people respond the other piece that i think uh exists in a unique way online is like you're able to in real time gather information from people i know one of the things that you and lindsey both do is like create a piece of content like Lindsay will maybe do a poll on Instagram story to see like hey what's most helpful and even just like being in comments and reading DMs that people are responding with and saying hey this was super helpful this made a difference whatever it is you start to develop this kind of like instinct around what's going to resonate with an audience and the thing that you said that I think is really important is this idea of like really targeted targeted and helpful.

And for all of us as content creators, I think one of the things this applies for what I'm doing with the podcast, like how can we get as targeted as possible and how can we make that as helpful as possible? So an example that I would think about is like AI.

OK, people are interested in AI, but like what is it like for AI for creators or more specifically, what is it like for AI for food creators? OK, that's targeted as a topic.

Then, what does it look like for that to be really helpful? So how do you create something that is actually going to make a difference for people who are interested in AI for food creators? I think of a few people who reached out after I did the interview with Jason, who I know you know Jason Glaspie, you've talked to him before, and he came and talked about OpenClaw, this tool that he's using.

And we had a few people reach out and they're like, I started to do this and it was life changing, like how I'm using this tool.
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