Grilling Food Guide

Grilling Food Guide Success Stories [2024]

Pat Walls

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Updated: October 10th, 2024

Imagine turning your passion for grilling into a business. A grilling food guide helps enthusiasts perfect their skills by offering detailed instructions, recipes, and tips.

Creating a grilling food guide involves drafting comprehensive content, photographing food, and possibly shooting video tutorials. The goal is to provide clear, actionable advice that takes a novice grill master to the next level.

The market for grilling tips is surprisingly large, given the popularity of outdoor cooking. To attract an audience, consider offering downloadable ebooks or online courses. Create an engaging blog filled with tried-and-tested grilling techniques.

Monetize through affiliate links for grills and accessories, sponsored posts, or premium content subscriptions. As outdoor cooking remains a perennial favorite, a grilling food guide has the potential to become a sought-after resource for weekend grillers and barbecue aficionados alike.

In this list, you'll find real-world grilling food guide success stories and very profitable examples of starting a grilling food guide that makes money.

1. BBQGrills.com ($6M/year)

relying on word-of-mouth would be our strategy. We focused on providing exceptional customer service and offering high-quality products that would stand the test of time. With just $600 in our bank account, we took a chance and worked tirelessly to build our business. And now, just 11 months later, we have achieved $2 million in overall sales without any advertising or remarketing ads.

How much money it makes: $6M/year
How much did it cost to start: $600
How many people on the team: 2

From $600 left to $2M in sales in its first year of Business Selling BBQ And Outdoor Kitchen Equipment

BBQGrills.com is an online retailer of outdoor kitchen equipment, BBQ grills, and patio heaters that earned $2 million in sales within its first year of business through a focus on quality, performance, and customer service.

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