Bloggst – The best little community for ALL bloggers I’ve found.
If you’ve been searching for a community of bloggers where everyone is friendly, welcoming and willing to help you learn to be successful with your blog, look no further than Bloggst. Founded by Lars-Christian from Norway, Bloggst primarily functions as a forum for discussion about all things blogging, but you can also find some great articles and one particularly excellent feature called the Live Directory. In simplest terms the Live Directory is a collection of the latest blog posts from Bloggst members all sorted into easy to navigate categories. In other words, when you make a post on YOUR website the headline and summary will appear on the Bloggst website, thus helping you to gain more exposure for your writing.
I was a little hesitant to join because I really didn’t think there was a place where a blog like mine would be appreciated. I’m not one of the many pro bloggers writing about the next get rich quick scheme and teaching you how to make mounds of cash with your blog. I’m just someone who creates and posts illustrations of a little cartoon character and occasionally writes about other things also not related to making money. I didn’t really feel like I had much to offer, but I decided to join anyway. I’m glad I did. At Bloggst if you’re a blogger, you fit in. It’s such a great atmosphere. I’ve met some fantastic people there and more continue to sign up and join in the discussions every day. If this sounds like a community you’d be interested in, why not be the next blogger to join us? You’ll be glad you did.
P.S. I was not compensated in any way by Lars-Christian for this post ;)
:) You are just being humble aren’t you? If you aren’t, and seriously feel that way. Let me tell you that what sets you apart from others is quality. I mean it. You are doing this for love.
PS: Ditto on Bloggst.
Nahh, not being humble. That’s pretty much how I felt. You don’t see thousands of people flocking to sites about little cartoon characters. Throw up a bunch of articles promising people you’ll teach them how to make thousands each month from their blog though and they’ll worship you.
I’m not all that religious so I don’t really want anyone worshiping me, but a little more traffic each day wouldn’t be so bad ;P
Would it be rude of me to invite you to join my community? :)
I enjoy your drawings.
Nahh, that’s not rude. There’s a big difference between inviting and just blatantly spamming with links ;P