There is no shortage of food social media sites. While you should never try to be on every one of them, it is a good idea for a food business to try a few and focus on those that match the brand and will get you closer to your marketing goals.
This list of food social media sites is not meant to be comprehensive, but we will do our best to update it as we learn of new sites that look like they’ll be around for awhile.
The big players
Food industry
Content aggregators
Food (make shopping lists, too)
Punk Domestics (content aggregation for home food preservation)
Photo sharing
Recipe sharing
Bake Space (Make your own cookbook!)
Epicurious Community (conversation, too)
Family Oven (featured brands section)
Food52 (contests, forum, and more, too)
Recipe Key (recipe search based on dietary restrictions and what’s in pantry)
Stalkerville (home for chowstalker and dessertstalker: gluten-free recipe sites based on paleo principles)
Taste Book (make your own cookbooks, too)
Tasty Kitchen (community section, too)
Reviews
Chow (recipes and forum, too)
Friends Eat (recipes, too)
Foodspotting (reviews dishes, not restaurants)
Zomato (formerly Urbanspoon)
Misc.
BlogHer Food (food bloggers)
Additional Reading: Make Your Startup Food Biz Look Big With These Special Tips
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About Sara Lancaster
Sara is The Condiment Marketing Co.’s founder and creative director. She oversees client relationships, strategic marketing plans, as well as a bit of copywriting and social media management.
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