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Help Keep Slow Living Kitchen Thriving

Published 11 days ago • 1 min read

Help Keep Slow Living Kitchen Thriving

Hi there,

Stephanie, here. I’m reaching out to talk about something close to my heart – our shared journey at Slow Living Kitchen. This project is my passion, dedicated to sharing sustainable and seasonal recipes and encouraging a deeper connection with the food we eat and where it comes from.

A Quick Update on Our Challenges

Running Slow Living Kitchen in the digital age is challenging. Here’s what we’re up against:

  • Increasing dominance of AI-driven content, making it harder for authentic voices to be heard.
  • A shift in search engine and social media algorithms favoring quick, paid content over in-depth material.
  • The need to invest in paid promotions for our content to reach even our followers.

For those interested, there are more details available at the end of this email.

These challenges make it harder for us to connect and share valuable content with you.

How You Can Help

Your support is crucial for us. Here’s how you can make a difference:

  1. Share your favorite recipes or articles with friends or on social media.
  2. Visit our website regularly for new content.
  3. Use our affiliate links for your online shopping at no extra cost to you.
  4. Engage with our newsletters and updates.
  5. Follow and share our Pinterest posts to help spread the word.

Consider Supporting SLK on Patreon

I'm exploring a paid support model via Patreon to offer you exclusive content, complete with a library of resources and community space—all ad-free. This would be a way for you to enjoy more of what you love while ensuring Slow Living Kitchen continues to grow and sustain its mission.

Would you be interested in this? Click here to share your interest. Your feedback is invaluable and will help shape this offering to better serve you and the community. If you have any other questions please reply to this email!

Every bit of support helps us continue delivering content that matters to you and our community.

Thank you for being a part of Slow Living Kitchen. Your involvement is what keeps this project alive and meaningful.

Best,

Stephanie Gravalese
founder, Slow Living Kitchen

P.S. Every share, click, and support contributes significantly to our journey. SLK is here because of you – thank you.

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Slow Living Kitchen

by Stephanie Gravalese

Stephanie is a writer, photographer, and founder of the site Slow Living Kitchen. She has incorporated her love of nature and the outdoors into her decade-long career as a food and culture writer. On Slow Living Kitchen you’ll find recipes featuring foraged, preserved and seasonal ingredients, the places and spaces that encourage our connection to food and the land and news for folks who want to build a better connection to food sovereignty and independence.

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