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The sooner you join Cooks Chart, the better you will score. All you need is a free account and to publish your first recipe. Tom the Chef Founder Published: September 14, 2024 No Account? Why the Cooks Chart? The Cooks Chart provides more exposure for your profile and recipes. The higher you rank, the easier it will be to gain new followers. The Cooks Chart provides more exposure for your profile and recipes. The higher you rank, the easier it will be to gain new followers. Read more about Cooks Chart here. How to score on the Cooks Chart? Publish your first recipe sooner than others: The earlier you publish, the higher you’ll start. Keep publishing recipes regularly: The more recipes you publish, the higher you’ll climb. Get great reviews: The better your reviews, the higher you’ll be. Fine-tune your profile: Ensure your profile picture, theme photo, and bio (including social media links) are current to help users connect with you better. Publish your first recipe sooner than others: The earlier you publish, the higher you’ll start. Keep publishing recipes regularly: The more recipes you publish, the higher you’ll climb. Get great reviews: The better your reviews, the higher you’ll be. Fine-tune your profile: Ensure your profile picture, theme photo, and bio (including social media links) are current to help users connect with you better. Read more here. Recipe Editor Before you publish your first recipe, make sure to watch this short video about our Recipe Editor to get a quick understanding of its features Our Recipe Editor is highly advanced, allowing everyone to easily format recipes to their taste. It supports both quick, basic recipes AND complex ones with many pictures, instructions, and more! Tom the Chef Founder Published June 28, 2024 Publish Recipes Fast & Easy If you have a recipe video, simply link it and fill in the basic details. You can add step-by-step instructions later. Each recipe needs at least one photo. Remember to link your social accounts and website to your profile on CookingHub. In the near future, we will start working on a feature that will allow you to publish recipes directly to your blog from CookingHub without any extra work. Stay tuned! If you have a recipe video, simply link it and fill in the basic details. You can add step-by-step instructions later. Each recipe needs at least one photo. Remember to link your social accounts and website to your profile on CookingHub. In the near future, we will start working on a feature that will allow you to publish recipes directly to your blog from CookingHub without any extra work. Stay tuned! About The Key Features of CookingHub Watch a short video to learn about what sets CookingHub apart from other recipe platforms. Tom the Chef Founder Published June 28, 2024 About the Author: Tom the ChefFounder # 1 120 Followers Published Recipes: 268Av. 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