Subject: A weekly blog showing the reader how to make a particular dish. Sample Title(s): This Week’s Recipe: (insert dish name) Sample Content Ideas: As the title states, this should be a recurring blog. Give a step by step process on how to create a particular dish. Offer suggestions on
Subject: An article debunking popular or common myths and misconceptions about food/drink, how something is made, or where something comes from. Sample Title(s): (x) Myths About (insert food or beverage) Why You’re Wrong About (x) Sample Content Ideas: Food safety myths (raw oysters, rare steak, etc) Myths about farming practices
Subject: A blog that helps people know the difference between certain types of beer, wine, and spirits. Sample Title(s): Everything You Need to Know About (insert beverage) Your Guide to (insert beverage) Sample Content Ideas: Talk about what makes a particular beverage. What is an ale/lager/porter/pilsner The difference between scotch,
Subject: An article that describes how a particular food, beverage, or ingredient is made. Sample Title(s): How (x) is Made Where Does That Come From? A Guide to (x) Sample Content Ideas: This should be more or less appetizing than not. Think of something that’s related to your food business.
Subject: An article that describes the best wine/beer pairings for certain foods. Sample Title(s): Your Guide To Wine Pairings What Food Goes Best With Our Beer? Sample Content Ideas: Do you brew beer or make wine? Talk about your particular brands if so. Be creative. There are a lot of
Subject: Tips on how businesses can properly manage risks. Sample Title Idea: Risk Management for Business Owners Suggested Content: Detail the different types of risks in business Internal External Strategic Give steps on how to manage these risks Identify Assess Manage Monitor Additional Notes Consider including any way your business
Subject: Tips on how businesses can protect themselves against financial fraud. Suggested Title: (x) Ways Your Business Can Prevent Fraud Sample Ideas: Insure the business Vet everyone involved with your business Secure IT network Have regular audits Educate your employees on fraud prevention Set up a system of checks and
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Most of our clients knew Jenny as the trainer and primary level of customer support from 2008 through 2011. After receiving her BA at Birmingham-Southern College, she worked with us while she was completing her Masters at Jacksonville State University as she continued her education in pursuit of achieving her
