How Did You Find Out About Professional Storyteller?

[Dianne de Las Casas, Author, Award-Winning Storyteller]

Friends,

I am interested in how you found out out about this site. Let's hear it!

Warmly,
Dianne de Las Casas
Author & Award-Winning Storyteller
Founder of Professional Storyteller
http://www.storyconnection.net

[Fiona Weir (Flow Fiction)]

Through Facebook Dianne! Seriously - it was the UK Society for Storytellers Group there.

[Rachel Hedman]

Dear Fiona:

I'm glad that you saw my invite on the UK Society for Storytellers Group through Facebook. This group among other storytelling Facebook groups are important to me.

When I posted it on the group, I wasn't sure how often people checked out the site. Welcome aboard.

Until we tell again,

Rachel Hedman

[Claire Vera Ramsey]

I was invited by Sylvia Payne, and so far am delighted with the options and opportunities this site has to offer -- especially the group discussions and forums where knotty storytelling programs can be discussed -- and possibly solved!
Claire Ramsey
Stories With Claire
www.storieswithclaire.com

[Liz Warren]

Hi Dianne - I heard about it from Priscilla Howe and Sean Buvala at the Outside In Storytelling Boot-camp, which I heartily recommend to anyone who is interested in improving not only their marketing skills, but how they think about themselves as storytellers.

[J Ryan Rosser]

I was emailed the link by my father, who received it from Oel Castner. I'm new to storytelling and would like to tell professionally. I'm looking forward to being able to network and meet other tellers, thank you for setting up this site. What a great idea! :)

- Ryan Rosser

[Lisa Hicks]

I got an invite!

Lisa Hicks, "The Stellar Storyteller", Bringing Stories to Life!

Take a look at my web site:

http://lisahicksstoryteller.bravehost.com/index.html

"Tell me a fact and I'll learn. Tell me the truth and I'll believe. But tell me a story and it will live in my heart forever." - Indian Proverb

[Tom Taylor]

Hi, Dianne -

Don't recall where you went, if you're back, or what - But, can you BELIEVE what's happened since you left town!?

This thing is exploding!!

You were urging us to get after it so we could break 100 - ONE-measley-HUNDRED!!??

LOOK AT WHAT YOU'VE DONE! You leave (home? the South? the country?) and the joint goes crazy. 150+!
(Yeah, I know, Tim's goin' crazy, but, hey - DIS IS HUGE!!!)

Anyway, obviously, you have a lot of supporters who will not keep their mouths shut when it comes to tooting your horn!

So, major, major congratulations!

You must be thrilled - and I am very happy for your remarkable success. This has already touched so many lives, and just try to guess how many more lives will be touched as the site - "PS, I LOVE YOU!" - continues to grow.

Well done, Kiddo - we're proud of ya and happy for you!

Sincerely,

Tom T

[Buck P Creacy]

I still say... 250 + I do ... I do

[Rachel Hedman]

Dear Buck:

When would the "deadline" be for 250 people? Obviously this site will grow and we will hit that number. I'm curious as to your timetable.

Until we tell again,

Rachel Hedman

[Buck P Creacy]

Okay... I say we will hit 250 by April first or I will be the "April Fool." I say April first, 2008.

That's my challenge to everyone. This just in... an attack of bird flu...

[Rachel Hedman]

Dear Buck:

That is a reachable goal for April 1st.

We still are doing great to hit 200 by March 20th.

I will be attending a Children's Literature Forum this Thursday and Friday. Since authors and storytellers are "cousins", the response could be big. While I pass my business cards, I will give a slip of paper with the web address. When I give a card, I usually get one in return so there is follow-up potential.

This will give me an extra "excuse" to network with people, not that I need one.

Until we tell again,

Rachel Hedman

[Buck P Creacy]

Rachel & Tom

One thing I haven't done yet is broadcast the invitation to my mailing list. But I think I will send out a "Professional Storyteller" Alert... inviting pro tellers and then invite promotors and interested parties to go "look at the pages." Do you think this falls within the mission of our PS Community?

Asking Seriously...

Buck