Online Community & Social Networking Site for Professional & Amateur Writers & Bloggers

Networking is a great way to promote yourself as a freelance writer and can also benefit you financially if you publish residual earnings articles. We Like to Write is a new social networking site for writers and bloggers, enabling social networking in a safe, professional environment. Writers may also publish articles containing back-links in the on-site magazine, thus providing exposure, in addition to helping boost page-rank.

We Like to Write is a brand new social networking site and online community for writers and bloggers of all abilities. There are many provisions for self-promotion, such as groups and events announcements, but simply using the forum and getting to know other writers and bloggers can help drive traffic to blogs and articles.

All members have their own profile pages, on which they can publish up to twenty links via an RSS feed. Writers are also free to submit blog posts containing a backlink to an article or blog, which, if accepted, will be published on the homepage. However, the main magazine, which is hosted elsewhere, is authored strictly by authors who've passed an entry test.. Magazine writers are able to generate revenue from the advertising placed on their articles, in addition to being permitted to include up to three self-serving links per 500 words. 

The forum and live-chat room that form an integral part of the social networking site are open to all members, making it easy for members to find writers and bloggers with similar interests. However, the forum is automatically computer-moderated for spam, and suspected perpetrators are immediately suspended. Persistent offenders will be banned from the site via an IP block.

The site effectively combines useful promotional tools with the potential for professional and amateur writers to make friends or gain followers/subscribers in a professional environment. The We Like to Write online community for writers and bloggers also welcomes younger writers aged thirteen and up, and all content is moderated for suitability, making it an ideal place for students to visit for friendly advice.

Join the We Like to Write social networking site.