monthlyedits

June Edit: The best posts from across the network

Welcome to June’s monthly edit! Without further to do, here’s the ten posts across our network you need to read/watch this month! A “Good Enough” Recipient? Comparing ourselves to each other seems to be the social norm and a daily

April’s Monthly Edit: Our favourite post from across the network

Hello everybody, and happy April! This month I wanted to kick off a new feature idea I had for Chronic Illness Bloggers: a monthly edit. I know how hard all our bloggers work-both in terms of content for the network

We didn't have the necessary connections to reach out to the many bloggers that would be interested in our products. Chronic Bloggers made it possible to connect with bloggers, providing us quality reviews with high pagerank.

Our Chronic Illness Blogger campaign was a smash hit. Not only did it create a great deal of momentum for us in the Chronic Illness community, it also provided us with highly detailed feedback about our product from dozens of power users. It really helped us chart a path forward. I would highly recommend this

Jacob Guernsey - PillDrill.com VP of Business Development

We chose to work with Chronic Illness Bloggers as a way to educate and inform targeted bloggers and their audiences about a topic not as easily discussed and sometimes not even addressed by doctors - vaginal dryness. Engaging with Chronic Illness Bloggers has helped us in our mission to get rid of the "taboo" nature

Mariessa Mahfouz

What I like most about your community is that people have great stories to tell about how our product helps improve their lives. The reviews aren't about just making their homes smell nice, they are about relieving pain, reducing anxiety, and sleeping better. Our essential oil diffusers are being used as very useful tools. This

Chad http://www.organicaromas.com

We are very pleased with our campaign through Chronic Pain bloggers. Julie and all of the bloggers were great to work with. We will hopefully be working closely with them in the future.

Laura Dobson Marketing Manager

I have had my blog, Chronically Kristin, for a few years now. Up until recently, it has not been updated or networked as well as I should have been doing. Being a part of Chronic Illness Bloggers has been amazing so far. Not only is it a great network of fellow chronic illness individuals, but

Kristin Coppens blogger, http://kristinmariecoppens.com/

I have really enjoyed working with Chronic Illness Bloggers. I am so glad they contacted me. It has opened many new doors and introduced me to new bloggers.

Tanya http://www.myfruitfulhome.com

Chronic Illness Bloggers is simply brilliant to be a part of. As a niche blog it can be difficult to find relevant brands to collaborate with. Chronic Illness Bloggers has bridged that gap. It's a network that is beneficial for all involved. It gives brands targeted exposure to their ideal audience and it is great

Donna February Stars, http://www.februarystars.co.uk

I must say, that with the products that I have tried, I am blown away with all the help I am finding after being in the dark about most of my physical illnesses for 30 years! It almost brings tears to my eyes to see how far I have come in a few short months

Lydia Beier Blogger, https://beinglydiadotcom.wordpress.com

I have found working as a blogger with Chronic Illness Bloggers such an easy experience! There are great campaigns and chances to raise awareness, together with an easy way to network with other chronically ill bloggers. CIB share and promote their bloggers' posts on social media and provide lots of support and positivity!

Katie http://www.katiecupcakelifewithme.com