The view from my table in L.L. Bean's coffee shop in Freeport, Maine.

Vermont-Based SEO Writer


Tracy Farnsworth is an SEO writer based in Vermont with over 20 years of experience. She has written for a wide variety of clients, including AtoZ Animals, Recycle Nation, several senior care agencies, California plastic surgeons, and marketing firms. She is a passionate advocate for using SEO to help businesses reach their target audience and achieve their online marketing goals.

When she's not writing, Tracy enjoys baking, reading, and gardening. She is a multi-generational Vermonter and loves the state's natural beauty and quieter lifestyle.

My Latest Work

Product Spotlight: Jalapeno Slices for Recipes and Tips

Have you ever wondered how hot peppers get their spiciness rating? The Scoville Scale ranks the amount of sugar and water it takes to counteract the capsaicin in a pepper. The more a taste tester needs, the higher the heat index. Jalapenos average 2,500 to 8,000.
Mt. Olive Jalapeno Slices pack a punch without being overwhelming. That ensures they’re the right chili pepper when you crave a balance of heat and flavor.
Every jar of Mt. Olive Sliced Jalapenos starts with ripe, juicy peppers grown lo...

The Lifecycle of a Refurbished Laptop at ERI - ERI

Statistics show that most people buy a new laptop every three to five years. With proper maintenance and care, a laptop can last upwards of 10 years before it reaches its end of life. That means people replace their laptops long before the laptop is no longer useful. Instead of a continued pattern of buying new and disposing of old, consider the value of refurbished items. ERI fully supports a circular economy where things are used until they no longer work. At that point, we recycle the compone...

Urgent Care for Fresno Seniors: Tackling Common Health Concerns - Premium Urgent Care

The National Council on Aging states that almost 95% of older adults have one chronic health condition and nearly 80% have at least two. The 10 most common are:
How do you know when one of those is a possible problem? If you have been diagnosed, what happens now? At Premium Urgent Care we are here to answer all your questions.
Almost 7 million U.S. adults have Alzheimer’s, the most prevalent form of dementia. It’s a very tough disease where symptoms extend well beyond memory loss. When someone h...

Back to the Basics: Items That Most Cities Recycle and Others That Are Often Restricted – RecycleNation

Why do some people still hesitate to embrace recycling? Between 2015 and 2018, the number of tons recycled increased by 2.2%. You might think that’s good news, but there’s a problem. While the number of tons went up, the overall recycling rate, including food and yard waste recycling, dropped. Decreases are attributed to these two areas:
• Glass recycling dropped by 3% between 2015 and 2018.
• Yard trimming recycling dropped by 6% between 2017 and 2018.

Since recycling picked up steam in the 19

Discover the 5 Largest Airports in Vermont

When it comes to the largest airports in Vermont, you’re going to find that most don’t offer commercial flights. In terms of the largest airports in the U.S. , Vermont’s largest airport takes up less than 1,000 acres and ranks 119th per the FAA’s 2022 enplanements data . Even the biggest airport isn’t that big.

Vermont only has 11 public airports, and 81.8% are strictly for private planes and charters. Passengers without their own plane or the money to pay for a private charter use two airports

30 Forgotten TV Spinoffs

Just how many television spinoff shows exist? Probably more than you realize. TV spinoffs are popular choices for networks and creators to pursue. Sometimes, the original characters deserve additional arcs and stories. Other times, the popularity of certain shows makes a spinoff desirable from a marketing point of view. However, not all spinoff series become hits.

247 Tempo has a list of some of the most unbelievable, forgotten, and unpopular TV spinoffs ever created. How many of these shows do you remember, and were you a fan of any of them? Here are the spinoffs that probably never needed to be made.

Tracy Farnsworth: Vermont's long-term care system is in poor shape

This commentary is by Tracy Farnsworth of Georgia, Vt. In addition to being a family caregiver to a parent with Alzheimer’s, she is a self-employed content writer for several marketing firms.

One of nine U.S. adults aged 65 or older (6.2 million people) has Alzheimer’s disease. There are 14,000 adults with Alzheimer’s in Vermont alone.

When care services are needed, families discover waitlists that span years. With 25,000 unpaid family caregivers in this state, I know all about it, as I am one