Hi Kathy, thank you for getting the word out about our new site :-)   What people should know is that this is FREE... that this is also a COMMENT CONTEST plus A BLOG NET AWARD.

We have been getting nominations everyday now and it is climbing.  As I also review the sites nominated I have to say it is going to be difficult to choose.

I had a question or rather a statement made to me..in essence this person said...I am not comfortable nominating my own blog..it isnt good enough!  I replied, that if you have put content on a blog..people will come and see you as the fact is people are interested ..in reading , watching and being part of...the only bad blog is a blog that has nothing on it..that is just a fact.

 My point to all of this is...this is a fantastic way to create traffic to you...your business and most important..to you!

You can enter as many times as you want...the only criteria is that you vote...and make a comment that is of value...what could be easier..we all have a point of view...what is yours?

 Our purpose..Tim's purpose to creating this site was to reward All blogs...to give back to the blogosphere and to get the word out that blogs and more importantly bloggers  are very special people. :-)

We are still working on this site...as you may imagine...anything new and as complex as this is...there might be a few bugs.  Your readers can help us when they visit BlogNet Awards  to let us know what problems or issues they may be having to tweak the site. 

Also one last thing...stay tuned for a big big surprise that will be happening in a short time...hint...helps a person make money...so... by going in nominating, voting and commenting..not only will a person stand a chance to win...up to $250.00..but they can also know when this is happening....lol..that was my pitch for the day....

You are awesome Kathy and so are all the people who are in your admin...Scott Crawley...Thomas Richmond and the others.. keep up the good work that you are doing.

To Your Success,

Diane Bjorling

Administrative Director