Only today did I realize that if you google “russian food blog”, Food Perestroika doesn’t appear in the first 10 pages (I didn’t look beyond that). Moreover, all of the blogs on the first result page, though sometimes quite interesting, only post a handful of articles a year, when they haven’t stopped all together. Don’t I deserve my 15 minutes of fame, too?
Sure, neither my blog title nor my tagline explicitly use the words “Russian”, “food” or “blog”. It’s also true that this is not only a Russian food blog, in that I write many posts that talk about other topics (such as food-serving establishments and travel) and other countries (such as Hungary, Ukraine, Georgia, and Azerbaijan, all of which are only so far from Russia). I guess I’m being too subtle for the world’s foremost search engine, and I apologize.
So Mr Google, please take note. I’m going to spell it out for you: this is a Russian food blog.
It is a blog that talks about Russian food. A food blog, with an emphasis on Russia. A blog with posts on Russia and food, or if you prefer, on food and Russia. A blog that looks at Russia through the prism of food. Russian food, aka the food of the Russia, is discussed here, using blogging as a medium. Russian. Food. Blog.
And if this is not enough, here are some posts to convince you:
Hi there
Wondering if you can help me. My blog got hacked and deleted a couple of weeks ago, I have started a new one but in the process have lost all my old followers, quite a significant number of whom were from Russia and Ukraine. I’m wondering if there’s a site I can post my details on to try and reach them again and get them back to my blog.
I’d appreciate any advice.
Thank you
Sandy
Not sure if this helps, but here you go. People can click on your nickname to get to your site.
And one of my favorite Russian Food Blogs out there
! Shame on you, Google!
Haha, Google’s finally caught up and put me in the top 10 results. It’s amazing what you can do with just one low-tech blog post.