Hillary

Hillary is a chronic illness advocate, digital marketing expert, and finance professional with over 24 years in financial services and 15 years in marketing, digital, and product management. Living with MCAS, PCOS, infertility, and chronic pain, she shares her journey to help others navigate life with chronic inflammation-related illnesses. Through Hearts & Beaches, she combines expertise in health, finance, and digital strategy to empower others to live well despite medical challenges.

Travel blogger, Hillary, planning SEO strategy at home office with map, laptop, plants, and shelves.

SEO for Travel Bloggers: The Complete Keyword Research + Travel SEO Strategy Framework

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If you’ve ever poured your heart into a gorgeous destination guide, with photos edited, itinerary polished, hotel picks linked, everything perfect, only to watch it land with a quiet thud in analytics… you’re not alone. Travel blogging is competitive in a way that’s hard to explain to people outside of it. You can write the

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Affiliate Marketing: How It Works, How to Start, and Whether It’s Worth It

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If you’ve ever wondered whether you could earn income from a blog, a content site, or even a body of work you’re already building, affiliate marketing is usually one of the first options people hear about. Sometimes it’s framed as “passive income.” Sometimes it’s pitched as a shortcut. And sometimes it’s dismissed entirely as oversaturated

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Guide to Staying Comfortable on Long Flights with Chronic Illness

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Long flights are the key to once-in-a-lifetime experiences we cherish, like Hawaii sunsets, Australia adventures, and reunions with people we love. But if you live with MCAS, autoimmune disease, fibromyalgia, IBS, dysautonomia, or overlapping sensitivities, the flight itself may feel like the hardest part of the trip. Add kids into the mix, and suddenly you’re

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