Use Skribit To Cure Writer’s Block and Build Community

Posted November 15, 2009 · Filed Under Free Resources · 59 views · 7 Comments

Marty and I were talking – cooking up some cool plans we’ll be telling you about soon – and he asked me if I’d heard of Skribit. I hadn’t.

He sent me the link, and I quickly found out that Skribit helps you suggest ideas on your favorite blogs, giving them fresh ideas and connecting the community.

Hmmm…I was intrigued…so I signed up.

See that new Suggestions? tab-looking thing hanging out over there at the right of this page? (If you’re reading this through the feed, click through to the site so you can see what I’m talking about.) Click it. Go ahead – it’s not going to take you away from here, but I want you to see what it does. Just close it after you’ve had a look and you’ll be right back here. I’ll wait…

How cool is that? Now, if there’s something you’d like me to write about, you can let me know! Odds are, if you want to know it, someone else does, too, so start making your suggestions, won’t you?

Skribit is free to use on one site, and also offers a PRO membership for just $24.95/year. The PRO subscription comes with an automatic 30-day free trial, so you can try out all the PRO features for a whole month – really check it out good – risk free.

Before you go get yours, take a minute and leave me a suggestion, pretty please?

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6907 Responses2009-11-15+05%3A00%3A33Suzanne to “Use Skribit To Cure Writer’s Block and Build Community”

Beth
November 15th, 2009 6:20 pm

What do you recommend new internet marketers do technologically their first year of business, and in what order? What costs should we anticipate, what should we outsource,what tools should we use, etc. Writing an article regarding anything to do with this subject of "being new, what to do?" is much appreciated by myself, and I am sure lots of others as well. I'm a technophobe who is working hard to get past my fears and take action to finally get online so your help is so valued.
@togetherwf
November 16th, 2009 12:32 am

Thanks for the tip Suzanne. Took us a bit to figure out how to get in on the site, but we got it done. .
Paul Stamatiou
November 17th, 2009 12:09 am

Wow, thanks for the post about Skribit! We are just shy of our "official" launch and we will be pushing out some more site polish and a few features. Please let me know if you have any questions or issues. I went ahead and tacked on 2 months of Pro to your Skribit account. Enjoy.

Best,
Paul // Skribit Co-founder
SuzanneBHarris
November 17th, 2009 3:24 pm

Beth – such great questions! Thank you! Now I'm off to start composing some answers!
SuzanneBHarris
November 17th, 2009 3:25 pm

You're welcome, Susan.
SuzanneBHarris
November 17th, 2009 3:25 pm

You're most welcome, Paul. And thank you for the additional 2 months!
chris
November 24th, 2009 7:41 pm

The Idea of Skirbit is Great but Many Do not Know How to Make a Suggestion that People will Want to Write About this is the Main Problem with the Site apart from the Navigation that really Sucks to Find Interesting Skirbit Suggestions