If you’re weary of consuming rehashed content that fails to deliver on its promises of being informative, you’ve landed on the right website.
At Ideahacks, our tagline is simple:
“Natural ideas made simple.”
The Ideahacks team is dedicated to searching out natural solutions and connecting our readers with ideas, solutions, and products that help them avoid the harmful toxins, chemicals, and additives that many companies put into their products and foods.
We’re not here to publish buzz-worthy headlines that will hook you in and get you to read a bunch of junk. At Ideahacks, we take a stance by focusing all of our energy into providing you with content that’s engaging, educational, and entertaining.
What you can expect to find at Ideahacks:
- Topics on natural health
- Natural and organic beauty solutions
- Green living
- Gardening and eco-gardening
- Survival and prepper ideas
- Nutrition and vitamins
- Homeopathic solutions
We love to dig into the science behind the solutions we write about, so we get to learn right along with you.
We love to hear from our readers, so please feel free to reach out at any time and let us know your thoughts on what we write. Also, we love product recommendations. Does something work for you? Let us know so we can write about it!
Our mission is simple: deliver value to our readers by producing amazing content that you can’t find everywhere else.
Read below to learn more about our team. We also invite you to follow us on Pinterest and Facebook.
Important Disclaimer: The information on this website is for informational purposes only and has not been evaluated by the FDA. Therefore, it is not intended to diagnose, treat, prevent, or cure any disease.
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Our Team
Chief Editor — Bethany Carpenter
I’m Bethany Carpenter, the Chief Editor for Ideahacks. I grew up in an organic home. Everyone in the neighborhood saw my mom as a “friendly, loving hippy with a big heart.” There was always room in our family room and at our dinner table for anyone who happened to be around the house at mealtime. Many a kid in my town got their organic roots from Mama Carpenter!
I began my life as a writer by writing a beauty column for my high school newspaper, and I knew I was meant to be a writer. Serving as Chief Editor at Ideahacks is a dream job for me. Where else could I combine a love for writing and passion for all things natural and organic? And at the same time, share this with the world.
My favorite Ideahacks article: Tamanu Oil: 19 Uses for Skin, Hair, and Healing
Public Relations Manager — Willow Banks
My name is Willow and I’m the PR Manager for Ideahacks. If you have a success story, I want to hear about it.
I became interested in organic and all-natural solutions because I’ve been a lifelong sufferer of allergies. After determining that most of my symptoms were caused by harmful toxins in the products I was using, I switched to all-natural and never looked back.
When I’m not at work, I enjoy classic movies and family get-togethers with my mom and sisters.
My favorite Ideahacks article: 14 Ways to Use Castile Soap Around the Home
Communications Manager — Delta Graham
I’m Delta Graham, and I’m the Communications Manager here at Ideahacks. Yes, if you’re wondering, I WAS named after Delta Dawn, my mom’s favorite song from when she was a little girl.
I love my role here at Ideahacks. Whether I”m pinning awesome stuff to our Pinterest boards or helping source images for another great article, we all wear a lot of hats around here. It makes the job fun and exciting, and every day is an adventure.
I have a degree in business communications and minored in English literature. I love reading the old classics (Jane Austen, anyone) and new literary fiction.
My favorite Ideahacks article: 10 Ways to Becoming an Ethical and Conscious Consumer