Hi! I'm Hannah

Wife, homemaker, adventurer, urban homesteader, and Christ follower.  

At the beginning of 2020 and this whole Covid thing, I started learning about traditional cooking.  At first, I just wanted to be able to cook rice in such a way that we could eat it without getting sick. Then I realized traditional cooking had the potential to heal some gut issues my husband and I had been dealing with. That lead me down an interesting track on which I discovered the gaps diet, fermented food, and much more.  Along the way, I learned a significant deal about the body’s ability to heal itself as well as the negative influence of our instant gratification culture on the health of our guts.  I certainly have a lot to learn, as I try to get to the bottom of things like migraines, but I hope some of what I’m learning can help you.  My goal is to inspire you on your journey whether in seeking health, learning to be a better home-maker, or getting started with food preservation.  

Gardening

Food Preservation

Recipes

Home Making

She watches over the affairs of her household and does not eat the bread of idleness.

SEO: More than just key words

How SEO used to work In the past, so-called SEO experts would cram websites full of keywords and commonly searched terms. Some of these terms did not even relate to the topic. Often, blog posts or web pages were hard to read because keywords were thrown in, in such a high density that the written content didn’t make logical sense. Fortunately, Google realized this and made adjustments to their search engine algorithms. The changes were great for users because it made it so they could find relevant answers to their questions more easily. However, making SEO more than just key words, made SEO a little more difficult for businesses to manage. The New SEO Algorithm – More than key words Nowadays, search engine algorithms take into account a lot more than just keywords. Search Engines assess many different factors. We’re going to talk about 4 main factors of your website’s content that search engines take into account: User Experience, Site Speed and Performance, Content Relevance, and Keywords. 1. Site Speed and Performance One of the first things Search Engines take into account when scoring websites, is speed and performance. If people visit a website and it takes forever to load, they’re going to click right back to the search results. Google and other search engines succeed by providing users with the best results first. Slow-loading websites do not offer the quick answers searchers are looking for. Therefore, a website that loads slowly will rank lower in search results. Want to

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December 6, 2021