Until I read Raj's post last night, I did not know that anyone could register and blog on Performancing.com. I am so grateful to know that know, I just wish it was something I new earlier.
As a fairly new blogger, finding resources to assist me in the goal of becoming a professional writer, has been a difficult task. Weeding out the bad advise from the good, spotting the scams and spammers, and finding support take a great deal of time and energy. I will continue to push on however, as I want to be a sucessful blogger and writer.
I marvel at how many "normal" people are sucessful freelance writers and bloggers. I count myself lucky to even associate with them. I will be blessed when I am one of them.
Hi fellow Amy
I recognized your name from Deb's blog. Nice to see you are also on Performancing. Like you, I didn't know anyone could post here until I read Raj's post. I only recently found this site myself and am grateful for all the wisdom here, too. Anyhow, nice to see a familiar name. :-)
Hi Amy, I read your post and
Hi Amy,
I read your post and just wanted to let you know that I would be happy to provide any insight I have to help you improve your writing. I do not consider myself world class, but enjoy reading blogs and learning as much from those around me as I can.
Derek
No self explanation offered
Yep, if someone is new here it is not easy to spot all the nice features p.com has to offer for registered users.
just participate
Just participating alone will get you further. Spring a few ideas, ask for advice if you feel you haven't yet anything to offer.
Bring content to your p.com profile
You can not only blog but you can also create a pretty valuable p.com profile page for yourself.
yes
Markus has one of the best Perf profiles I've seen. He always did. Check it out
Thanks for the compliment Raj!
When I started with my profile on p.com it was a simple 'what a nice opportunity' task. But as with every opportunity it was a question of doing it half-heartedly or doing it right. Which is true for every blogging opportunity...
Never thought it would become a competition example for a 100$ challenge.
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