Hey Dtube & Steemit!
My name is Lydia,
I wanted to share with you 4 tips that I believe are pretty crucial to know here on Steemit. I recently have had more people ask me, do you have any tips or can you help me out on Steemit?
So I made this video to compile my top tips of what I think is important for Steemit.
1) Make your posts GREAT: Spend the time required to make a good post,
- people notice hard work and effort,
- do some research on your topic and make sure your informed about your topic.
- don't plagiarize
2) Be realistic with your expectations.
- don't expect as a beginner to get massive upvotes.
- don't expect your post of a few words to receive $100..
3) Be CONSISTENT!!!
- A lot of people quit because they are not getting rewarded, which is understandable but I believe hard work pays off.
- Dont give up...were still early on Steemit there is a long road ahead of us.
4) Find your niche
- Do what you like.
- Don't do what other people are doing just because they are good at it, it may not be your thing...
- If you love what your doing you wont get tired of doing it.
Hope you enjoy the vlog!
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Greetings, sweet Lydia
I think it's pretty important that post you made to help staff that enters the steemit to learn things here.
Once in a while I'm in the introduceyourself tag and read the posting from beginners. When, I see you really are beginners and not a second account, help with the same words to all of them:
Before entering the steemit and start to really write, read all you can on this platform to learn to deal with the writing here and the knowledge of the financial part, how to delegate power steem, differences between sp and sbd. How to use the market. How to post good content, choose the appropriate tags to the text, communicate by discord, promote post, etc. I think it helps other staff that goes to focus well and have more success here.
I really appreciate your post.
Thank you and good night!
Thanks for the advice, It is my 7th day here in the blockchain and I had found that is to make great posts always, do my research well and have my own opinion.
Another thing I have found helpful for me its to comment, but actually reading the article and not some kind of generic response but a conscious one that adds to the article.
At the end I'm enjoying myself treating this like a Reddit with an upside, and I have read a lot of great articles, I'm still trying to get my own blog up to speed but I figure that time will be in my favor. If I remain consistent I will get there. Thanks again.
You are welcome! Of course, in a social network page, it's just fitting that social interaction is rewarded, but the more I interact with people here the more I notice that the community here is great, united and proud, now that's a community I want to be part of!
Friend expresó muchos consejos sabios, pero el punto focal de esta plataforma se basa casi en un solo punto y es este: (Si te encanta lo que haces, no te cansarás) muchos principiantes se retiran y se cansan porque no votan su contenidos, pero la idea es que se concentren en lo que les apasiona, en mi caso la comida y la pastelería, y siempre le doy un toque especial a mis recetas, le agradezco a Dios que no me haya desmayado y las pocas personas que puede tomar un tiempo para leer mi publicación, son aquellos que me animan a no desmayar y seguir adelante todos los días, gracias por sus consejos, felicitaciones, saludos desde Venezuela.
All your points are well taken. I already have learned from you a few things just by watching your videos and this one complements what I have learned. There is one point I want to make, though. This environment is not perfect. Hard work and persistence are not necessarily rewarded. Whales vote for whales regardless of the quality of the post. My conclusion is as follows: Just be yourself, place quality posts, if money comes, great, if it does not, don't worry.
Great video, great tips. My only other suggestion would be engage, engage, engage.
When you see a post you like leave a comment ABOUT that post. 'Nice post' doesn't get it. When somebody leaves a comment on your post, respond with grace. Never, ever miss a chance to engage somebody.
Nice post :) Thanks for it!