Part of my philosophy of keyword writing is to always keep looking for new gigs, because you never know when the old ones are going to dry up. I’ve seen too many seemingly stable employers come and go to want to put all my eggs in one basket, thank you.
Anyway, I’ve been writing for Experts123 for a few weeks, picking up an article here and an article there. If I recall, the last one I wrote for them was about buying supplemental insurance. Their work for hire assignments are reasonably priced, and they pay on schedule.
I usually leave the revenue share assignments alone, because you have to have something like half the free world look at your content to earn a couple of bucks. So whatever possessed me to apply to their revenue share program as an “Adult Caregiver Expert”? Beats me, but they decided I had the expertise they were looking for and accepted my application. Every other week or so, I’ll be posting articles about issues of concern to adult caregivers like cognitive dysfunction, changing their loved one’s living arrangements, home care options, dealing with nursing facilities, long distance caregiving, caregiving and legal issues, adaptive devices to help seniors remain independent, safety issues, elder abuse, self care for the caregiver, end of life care, and any other topic I can think of that might be relevant.
This is a true labor of love–I know very well these articles probably won’t earn me a dime. But they will give me a soapbox to talk about one of my favorite topics: the family members and friends who tirelessly provide care to loved ones who need assistance. If one caregiver finds one of my articles and gets some hope or comfort from reading it…well, mission complete.
‘Til next time!
Who Are Adult Caregivers? – Experts123
And for those of you with a passing interest in Tudor history:
Mary Tudor – From Princess of Wales to Bastard Child - Suite101
Family Feud Among the Children of Henry VIII – Mary vs. Edward - Suite101.com
Mary Tudor and her Bloodless Rebellion Topple Jane Grey - Suite101
For those of you who are wondering, yes, I am a little curious about “Bloody Mary” and what made her into the person she was. My next article in the series will deal with how she could think she was pregnant twice…and be wrong both times. Physician error, medical condition, wishful thinking, or flat-out lie? You decide.
