Publishing your recipe on Chefadora is already a big win. But did you know you can help even more people discover it with just a few small steps? Don’t worry, you don’t need to know anything about SEO or algorithms. That’s our job.

This guide is here for you; the recipe creator. Think of it as a little cheat sheet to give your recipe a boost once it’s live.

## Step 1: Share Your Recipe with People You Know

Once your recipe is published, tell your people about it.  

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 **Where?**

* Post it on your own Instagram, Facebook, or WhatsApp status.

* Share it in foodie Facebook Groups or communities that match your recipe.

*“I just told a couple of friends about my recipe and posted it in a group I like. A few days later, I was happy to see more views and saves.”*   
   – [Leena Kohli](https://www.chefadora.com/leenakohli), Chefadora Creator

**How?**

 Don’t sound like you’re advertising. Just be yourself.

👉 Example:  
 *“I tried this simple pink salt drink recipe recently. It’s refreshing and surprisingly effective. Sharing it here in case someone wants to try it too\! ”*

People love genuine stories. They’ll click because it feels real.

## Step 2: Answer Questions on Quora or Reddit

Every day, people ask things like:

* “How do I detox naturally in the morning?”

* “Is pink salt actually good for you?”

Your answer doesn’t have to be fancy. Just share your experience and add your recipe link.

👉 Example:  
 *“I was wondering the same thing last month. I tried this simple drink and felt better. Here’s the recipe I followed: \[link to your recipe\]”*

Even one or two replies like this can bring new readers to your recipe.

## Step 3: Write a Mini Blog Post

This is easier than it sounds. Think of it like writing in your diary, but online. Just 200–300 words is enough.

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**Where?**  

 Platforms like **Medium**, **Substack**, or even **LiveJournal**.

**Example Title idea:**  

 *“This Simple Pink Salt Trick Helped Me Feel Better in the Morning”*

**What to write:**

* Why you tried it

* How it make you feel

* A link to your recipe on Chefadora

If publishing online isn’t your thing, you can even email your mini blog to us and we can publish it for you. It doesn’t need to be perfect. What matters is that it’s your voice.

**Here’s how Anna did it by publishing her blog with us:** [*Craft a Refreshing Brew from Your Garden*](https://www.chefadora.com/blog/craft-a-refreshing-brew-from-your-garden); It’s short, simple, and shows how she can tell a story about her dish while linking back to her recipe blog page.

This gives your recipe extra visibility and tells Google, _“Hey, this recipe is worth noticing.”_

## Step 4: Ask for Reviews

If a friend or follower tries your recipe, ask them kindly to leave a review on Chefadora.

Why it matters:

* Reviews build trust

* Stars and feedback make new readers more likely to click

Even 1 or 2 reviews can make your recipe shine brighter.

## Step 5: Keep It Human

When you share, avoid sounding like a brand. Speak like you’re chatting with a friend.

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❌ What not to say:  
 *“Best detox drink ever — click now\!”*

✅ What to say:  
 *“I tried this for a week and loved how I felt. Sharing in case it helps someone else too\!”*

That little difference makes people trust you more.

## Why This Works (Even If You Don’t Know SEO)

These tiny steps do three big things:

1. Bring new readers from outside Google.

2. Build trust and credibility around your recipe.

3. Help Google notice your recipe is being shared and mentioned.

You don’t have to understand algorithms for your recipe to take off. Just share it naturally, be yourself, and let us handle the SEO magic behind the scenes. 

## Final Verdict

After you publish, remember these simple steps:

* Share naturally on social media

* Answer one or two questions on Quora or Reddit

* Write a short personal blog post

* Collect a couple of reviews

That’s it. Easy, quick, and fun. These little efforts help your recipe reach more people, while you keep creating delicious new ones.

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