
Jun 2, 2026 · 58 min · 12 segments
Increasing your traffic, growing your email list, and diversifying your revenue with Ben Jabbawy from GRO. \----- Welcome to episode 573 of The Food Blogger Pro Podcast! This week on the podcast, to…
Ben JabbawyGuest
Bjork OstromHost
Uh, but give people a little bit of a update on what's happening here with, uh, Gro.

So we just had our second birthday as a business, which is pretty cool, and, um, we've hit some pretty big milestones.

I think the name Grocer's List originated around one feature that we thought would just change the world, and that was going from a, a recipe reel to shopping on Instacart or Amazon Fresh inside the DM without, you know, all the fuss.

It turns out that's the least interesting thing that, [chuckles] that has happened at Grocer's List over the last two years.

And what people really cared about, and this is very, you know, common in software businesses, you learn and you adapt.

What content creators really care about is traffic, list growth, and revenue, and that's why they love the platform.

And I think the most amazing part of this ecosystem is just how quickly word spreads when something's working, uh, also when something's not working.

Um, and so I, I think we've been referred to content creators in fashion, in gardening.

We have a huge crochet, um, group of creators that are, are driving a lot of traffic and revenue with us.

So I think one of the things we've heard as we get this kind of inbound growth is, "But does it work for me?" You know, because I'm not posting recipes.

And so obviously, our roots and our focus has been on food, and, you know, we're not changing course there.

Uh, but give people a little bit of a update on what's happening here with, uh, Gro.

So we just had our second birthday as a business, which is pretty cool, and, um, we've hit some pretty big milestones.

I think the name Grocer's List originated around one feature that we thought would just change the world, and that was going from a, a recipe reel to shopping on Instacart or Amazon Fresh inside the DM without, you know, all the fuss.

It turns out that's the least interesting thing that, [chuckles] that has happened at Grocer's List over the last two years.

And what people really cared about, and this is very, you know, common in software businesses, you learn and you adapt.

What content creators really care about is traffic, list growth, and revenue, and that's why they love the platform.

And I think the most amazing part of this ecosystem is just how quickly word spreads when something's working, uh, also when something's not working.

Um, and so I, I think we've been referred to content creators in fashion, in gardening.

We have a huge crochet, um, group of creators that are, are driving a lot of traffic and revenue with us.

So I think one of the things we've heard as we get this kind of inbound growth is, "But does it work for me?" You know, because I'm not posting recipes.

And so obviously, our roots and our focus has been on food, and, you know, we're not changing course there.
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