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Announcing Performancing Launchpad

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Submitted by Nick Wilson on May 30, 2006 - 9:27am in

Today, we're pleased to unveil a new service that allows people to post new gadgets, plugins, services, sites and blogs aimed at the blogging community. Performancing Launchpad will be a great place to get your service or product peer reviewed by the Performancing audience, and kickstart a launch aimed at bloggers.

How it Works

If you're launching a new service or site aimed at bloggers, take a look at the Launchpad Guidelines then simply hit Create Content over on the right, and choose launchpad. Fill in the form, and away you go!

Who Is It For?

Launchpad is for anyone creating something cool for bloggers. It would suit the web2.0 crowd, aswell as new sites aimed at bloggers. It would be ideal for new plugins, and services that add value for bloggers in general.

If you're unsure of whether your service fits the bill, you're welcome to email me or Chris anytime (nick@, chris@).

Kicking It Off

Good friend of Performancing Chris Matthieu from Numly has been kind enough to kick the new service off prior to official launch, with a Launchpad for his new product Bookfob, so that should give you an idea of how it works.

All feedback gratefully received, and of course we're all looking forward to seeing what you're making out there!

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Some don't have first name, last name

"you need to register or edit your username as 'Firstname Lastname' and ..."

Leaves me out :)

Not at all TDavid, just hit

Not at all TDavid, just hit "my account" and "edit" -- but then we make ONE exception to this rule as you know :)

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