So Good So Good Blog

About So Good

So Good isn’t your typical food blog. It’s also a humor blog that takes a keen interest in observing how food companies market and advertise their products while offering up intriguing Would You Rather? questions and food based RantsSo Good is best known for breaking the Papa John’s “Crybaby” story. That story, along with several other national stories, has lead to widespread Media Coverage of So Good.

The author of So Good, Jon Eick (that’s me), is a humorist, writer and marketing consultant with a background in stand-up, improv, sketch comedy and eating.  Originally from Vermont, Jon currently resides in Washington, DC  where he works as an Online Brand Manager for the communications firm New Media Strategies. To learn more about Jon’s thoughts on the world of food, check out his interview with the Washingtonian.

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Jon is uniquely qualified to run a blog focused on food and beverages, having eaten food on a daily basis for the last 28 years. A recent study of Jon in social settings found that a stunning 59% of his stories contain the word “sandwich.”

Jon is also devastatingly handsome and extremely kind to small children and animals.

Reporters, press or media who have questions or interview requests are encouraged to use the Contact Me form or e-mail sogoodblog AT gmail dot com to get in touch with Jon.

Adoring fans, secret admirers and non-violent stalkers are encouraged to do the same.

So Good currently features two contributing writers:  JT & Cary who help Jon tackle all the absurd aspects of the world of food.

Disclaimer: The views expressed on this blog are mine and my contributors alone. Our opinions do not in any way represent the views of New Media Strategies. For example, I’m not sure New Media Strategies has any views whatsoever on pepperoni pizza, Sonic or Starburst, but if they did, I can pretty much guarantee they wouldn’t match mine.

I currently do consulting for two major food brands, Domino’s Pizza and Kraft Foods.  I will always disclose my relationship with those clients in any post I write about either of those companies or their product offerings.