Sep 1, 2026 · 1 hr 5 min · 12 segments
Standing out with your story, treating your blog like an ecosystem, and reinventing yourself as a creator with Timothy Pakron from Mississippi Vegan. \----- Welcome to episode 586 of The Food…
Timothy PakronGuest
Bjork OstromHost

But I also understand... that as someone who runs a business on the internet, we have to stay on top of it.



What I have done some actionable plans already is I just went back and updated my top 10 performing posts on my blog.

And I would ask Jim and I, how can I update this to be more? Because at the end of the day, I was using key search to do keyword research.

And I also understand that You know, even though we're so familiar with Googling something and getting like the 10 links, that's gone.

And, and I understand like having this more, I'm sure there's a better term for it, but having more of this conversational search with something like Gemini or chat GBT that already has a kind of a grip on what you're all about and what you're doing.

And so I, so yeah, so opt, so optimizing my top 10 posts and I did implement some changes and I can see the the traffic and the ad revenue going up with those and to be completely honest they made the post better you know it was like I have a high protein roundup and it was like you need to organize this better there needs to be a table of contents you know your headings are all over the place and you need to word it in a way that that you know, is because I think at one at one point in time, you know, high protein vegan meals would have been a hot key keyword.

And what it actually taught me was the attention to detail I put into my cookbooks, I need to be putting on my blog.


But I also understand... that as someone who runs a business on the internet, we have to stay on top of it.



What I have done some actionable plans already is I just went back and updated my top 10 performing posts on my blog.

And I would ask Jim and I, how can I update this to be more? Because at the end of the day, I was using key search to do keyword research.

And I also understand that You know, even though we're so familiar with Googling something and getting like the 10 links, that's gone.

And, and I understand like having this more, I'm sure there's a better term for it, but having more of this conversational search with something like Gemini or chat GBT that already has a kind of a grip on what you're all about and what you're doing.

And so I, so yeah, so opt, so optimizing my top 10 posts and I did implement some changes and I can see the the traffic and the ad revenue going up with those and to be completely honest they made the post better you know it was like I have a high protein roundup and it was like you need to organize this better there needs to be a table of contents you know your headings are all over the place and you need to word it in a way that that you know, is because I think at one at one point in time, you know, high protein vegan meals would have been a hot key keyword.

And what it actually taught me was the attention to detail I put into my cookbooks, I need to be putting on my blog.
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