Is there any way to see what other ning creators sites are?

[Justin Albers]

I was just curious to see what other people were doing with their networks to get some tips for mine. Is there a way to see a list or is that up to each creator to decide whether to share? My site is ShowMyReptile, if anyone cares to see what I've done. Feel free to leave suggestions or comments.

[Justin Albers]

Great job! I like that there's a lot going on but I don't feel over whelmed by it. Its organized nicely.

[HELP SEEKER]

nice site

[Josh Hall]

mine - swapBBM.com, now we have also adopted KiK and WhatsApp platforms. swapKiK.com and swapMessenger.com

[Justin Albers]

Thats pretty awesome. Very professional looking. How long did it take you to get to so many members?

[Pat Robinson]

Poppy Swap is not my site. But, herbalists, like repticons are a passionate and connected niche!

Pat

[Josh Hall]

7 months

[Pat Robinson]

We love our blue-tongue skink. Have you made a Facebook page yet? There are a ton of reptophiles on FB!  You could definitely monetize the site with a buy/sell forum. Take a look at "Poppy Swap", it is a community of small sellers who share their herbal passion. I've noticed that a lot of reptile enthusiasts need a market for their new babies to be adopted by good homes. :-)

Pat 

[Justin Albers]

I have had a few members sign up lately that have blue tongue skinks. I had never seen them before. Theyre pretty cool lookin. I have 2 facebook pages for my site, one to like and one to add as a friend. And I actually do have a forum for buying/selling reptiles. I figured that would be important since I'm doing a lot of my advertising on craigslist.

[HELP SEEKER]

heres you can see some http://www.ning.com/blog/author/courtenay, but most of them are all offline

[Sean Herman]

Cool, site, Justin! Mine is for freshwater and saltwater aquariums. Not very active yet.

Take a look! :) http://meetreef.com