LoveYourLarder, which wants to be the UK "Etsy for foodies", has launched a revenue share scheme for publishers so that they can earn money by linking to relevant products, thus supporting the smaller independent food producers that the company works with. Soft-launched in late 2010, LoveYourLarder can perhaps be best thought of as an online version of a farmer's market, enabling foodies to discover and buy hard-to-find ingredients or "artisan" food and drink from independent producers in the UK. Hence the reference to Etsy.
Monday, June 25, 2012
LoveYourLarder Serves Up Revenue Share To Food Bloggers And Recipe Sites
LoveYourLarder, which wants to be the UK "Etsy for foodies", has launched a revenue share scheme for publishers so that they can earn money by linking to relevant products, thus supporting the smaller independent food producers that the company works with. Soft-launched in late 2010, LoveYourLarder can perhaps be best thought of as an online version of a farmer's market, enabling foodies to discover and buy hard-to-find ingredients or "artisan" food and drink from independent producers in the UK. Hence the reference to Etsy.
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