GET PAID FROM YOUR RECIPES

The way to a man's heart is thru his stomach http://kraft.us/1cbaliY,It has been noted in the online businesses foods are top trending +Food Style  like in http://theworkathomewife.com ,Rawsome Vegan Life, Hurry&david Food corner and others. According to ANGIE NELSON of the theworkathomewife.com, There is big online money to be made when it comes to food. Just look at Pinterest. Food & Drink is one of the top trending categories month after month. And if something is popular online, someone has found a way to make money from it. Today we are talking about how to get paid for your recipes.Here are some tips to earn from your recipes as cited by Nelson' 1.My Recipe Magic – This site has been around since early 2013. Enter your ingredients, instructions and a photo. A member of the staff reviews it for accuracy and calculates nutrition information within 24-48 hours. Once it has been published you will earn money based on the number of people who view your recipe. You can see your recipe views and earnings in you’re My Recipe Magic dashboard. If you are a blogger you can even link to recipes on your site. 2.Recipay – This is a newer site based in France. The setup is more of a crowdsourcing operation. Publishers in need of a great recipe submit their request and members can submit their best recipe for consideration. The winner receives an amount depending on the number of photos included. 3.Submit Your Recipe to a Magazine – Taste of Home is one of my favorite cooking magazines. They frequently host cooking contests where readers can submit their favorite themed reader for a chance to win . Cuisine at Home will pay for amazing kitchen tips. 4.Win a Contest – Speaking of contests, these opportunities are plentiful. Check out Cooking Contest Central or Harry & David for current calls for recipes.To kick off the festivities in grand style, the prizes are $1000 Harry and David gift card; enjoy a shopping spree where you can buy gifts sure to surprise and delight everyone on your list.For Official Rules, visit http://shout.lt/Mr7c. Entry constitutes your agreement to the Official Rules.Open to legal U.S. residents at least 18 years old.Mechanics: • Fill out and return our entry form on Facebook at http://shout.lt/Mr7c. • Comment on this post today with the hashtag #HD2014-29. 5.Write and Sell a Kindle Cookbook – Recipe books are plentiful for Kindle readers. And why shouldn’t they be? I know I follow most recipes these days from my smartphone or tablet. Don’t be intimidated by the formatting process. You can hire someone on Fiverr to do this for you . Add an attractive cover and you are well on your way to making money as a self-published cookbook author. Check out the following two posts for more information on writing and marketing Kindle books: How to Publish a Book on Kindle How to Market a Kindle eBook 6.Sell Your Recipes to Bloggers – There is a huge market for recipe-related blog posts. Create a marketplace on your own site or follow some of the tips in our recent virtual blog assistant job post. 7.Start a Food Blog – I have written extensively about become a foodie blogger on a few occasions. Check out these two posts for more information: Become a Food Blogger How to Start a Food Blog

One important aspect to explore in detail when it comes to recipes is copyright law. There is a lot of leeway with this industry but there are also boundaries and best practices. Share others’ recipes as you would like yours shared.Read more at http://theworkathomewife.com/