What is a decent chess rating?

What is considered a decent chess rating, i've gotten up to 1300 but dont really know what that means, if i were to play in tournaments over the board, what would my rating be officially?

also, some tips to improve from this point onwards would be apreciated!

If you look at your stats, a 1300 rapid rating is better than 91% of the active rapid players, so it's obviously "decent".

/ I notice that your rating of 1305 is higher than the highest rated player you have beaten. You might want to expand the range you have set. Perhaps consider trying some Swiss tournaments here so you get some exposure to players rated a couple of hundred points above and below.

At 1300, you might want to play something other than the Englund Gambit.

/  If it gets this far, it has worked.

But overall, you have a losing record with it.

National US Amateur Classes

National Class A (USCF 1800- 1999)
top amateur class
National Class B (USCF 1600-1799)
above-average tournament player
National Class C (USCF 1400-1599)
average tournament player
National Class D (USCF 1200-1399)
a strong social player
National Class E (USCF 1000-1199)
social/scholastic players
National Class F (USCF 800-999)
novice/scholastic players
National Class G (USCF 600-799)
beginner II/scholastic players
National Class H (USCF 400-599)
beginner I/scholastic players
National Class I (USCF 200-399)
early beginner/scholastic players
National Class J (USCF 100-199)
minimum rating

Anything above 1400+ is considered a good rating according to USCF standards. You won't know what your tournament rating is until you actually play in a tournament. From personal experience, most players' Chess.com rating is around 100-200 above their OTB rating but it varies from person to person.