4 Bloggers to Follow this November

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This month I am super excited because I get the chance to introduce some more brilliant bloggers and their fantastic work.

Read on to find your new favourite bloggers!

EMMA: GIG LEADS

My first advertiser this month is the lovely Emma Hersh, owner and founder of GigLeads, a job search and productivity tool for freelancers.

She started the site to source jobs from all over the internet and display them all in one place – saving time for freelancers, and meaning they can easily find and post job opportunities.

A membership with this site also includes exclusive details about the freelance work world, and daily news alert emails are in the pipeline as the site becomes established.

Emma really knows her stuff. She has run blogs and worked as a freelance writer – and she’s a great connection if you’re looking for advice or support in the freelance world.

KAT: KAT SPILLS THE TEA

The next blogger to follow this November is the brilliant Kat from Kat Spills the Tea, a brilliant lifestyle blog run by a fellow 20-something.

She’s a fantastic Lifestyle and Wellness blogger, and she’s also a Marketing Executive. And I mean that blog name – isn’t it just brilliant?!

Kat blogs about organisation, productivity and self-growth – as well as mental health and fitness. She wants to support a message of positivity, encouraging a positive and happy lifestyle for everyone who reads her posts.

She’s written posts about finding a healthy work/life balance and exercising happily and healthily.

As well as writing relevant and inspiring posts, Kat also offers freelance book reviews, guest blogs, proofreading and marketing copy – so get in touch with her if you’re interested in any of these brilliant opportunities.

ALFONSO: THE LITERARY GAME

The Literary Game was created by Alfonso in 2014. During his time at college, Alfonso experienced frustration as a writer, finding he received harsh criticism from his professors and didn’t get the creative freedom he needed.

At the time he was a librarian and teacher living in New York, and after three years he decided to make it as a writer.

The ethos of The Literary Game is that of the self-made writer, demonstrating that anyone who has a passion for writing can make it in a literary career, provided they have the right knowledge. His blog contains a wealth of information about writing and publishing.

The blog is well-written, and Alfonso’s focus has recently shifted to promoting book reviews and affiliate marketing pages.

You can connect with Alfonso on Twitter if you want to find out more about his fantastic writing, his blog or his affiliate program.

HUGH: HUGH’S VIEWS AND NEWS

The final blogger to check out this November is the brilliant Hugh Roberts, from Hugh’s Views and News. Hugh is a blogger and writer from Swansea, UK.

Hugh loves to spend his time writing, and he has never let the fact that he is dyslexic stop him from living a positive and interesting life – and writing stories as much as possible.

In February 2014, Hugh wrote and published several short stories on his blog, and he’s even had an anthology of these stories published under the title ‘Glimpses‘.

Hugh’s writing takes lots of twists and turns, reminding readers of shows such as ‘The Twilight Zone’ or ‘Black Mirror’ with its unexpected endings.

Hugh’s blog, Hugh’s Views and News, covers lots of different topics, such as blogging, social media tips, and sharing his writing progress with his avid readers. He is a keen photographer and enjoys helping to promote other authors and writers on his blog.

Connect with him on Twitter to find out more about his writing and blogging, or find his story collections on Amazon.

I haven’t tried his collections, but they’ve received fantastic reviews over on Amazon so they’re definitely worth checking out!

Have you checked out these bloggers? Who are your favourite bloggers to follow? Do you like finding freelance and writing opportunities?

Let me know all your thoughts in the comments below 🙂

Happy reading x