Social Networking is the best way to communicate with people of your niche and if you want to drive your blog's traffic. Blogs have become very famous now a days. 1 in every 5 blog is a food blog. Wow! it really is huge. How to get to know these foodies? How to introduce them to your blog? The answer is through social network.

Networking is the best way to increase traffic to your website. Making new friends not only increases your traffic but also you get a "real friend". I know people who have had great friends through social network with whom they even share their personal problems. hmm... now you are getting the impact of social networks. Good. Why wait. Let me introduce you to the top 10 social networking sites for foodies/Food Blog.(Not in any order)
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Group Recipes
Open Source Food
Foodbuzz
Epicurious
Eats
Chowbound
Food Candy
Bakespace
Tastespace
Menuism
Ofcourse Food Blog S'cool is a great way to learn about food blogging. Check out for more social sites for foodie here.
This Post was written by Sangeeth Raghunathan from Art Of Cooking Indian Food

10 comments:
Hi - It's Babette @ BakeSpace, thanks for including us on your list.
dB. @ FoodCandy, thanks!
I like to keep my Facebook account for people I have met in real life. It's a place for me where I can discuss 'not food'. With twitter I am more foodish. But still, people who follow me should expect a fair amount of non-food mixed in.
I think I prefer to connect with food bloggers I don't know through their actual blogs because after all - that is where they put the most effort into their food writing and photography.
I'm terrible with all this social networking stuff. I generally register then can't make out what all the fuss is about...
I'm using Twitter a lot right now, though.
Another interesting social site for foodies and local restaurants is MenusNearU.com
Another new social site based around food and local restaurants is MenusNearU.com .
I love this site. I just found it through Jesse, a Blog S'cool contributor. Thanks, Jesse! I love this resource. Great idea!
Brooke from FoodWoolf.com
Thank you for posting this! I have been looking for food social networking sites to expand my network, gain friends and help boost traffic to my site and this post really helps a lot. :)
Foodbuzz is a great community I am a member of. People behind it work hard to optimize our satisfaction as foodies. It hasn't been long that I'm a member on there - but quickly I've formed my own circle of friends some of which are already regulars that keep me company. If it weren't for a website like Foodbuzz, it'd be difficult to connect with fellow foodies. Thanks for listing it!
I learned more about friendship and friends online in your blog and I need to get more friends thorugh you blog to my social networking website and Online friends community to get more entertainment with online friends.
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