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RE: Getting KNOTTY - original art with Celtic knots by @merej99
Hi Mere,
Also, since I am just really starting, and we all need a helping hand, I am going to start, daily, looking at the Blogs of my Followers, finding things I like that are over one day old and less than a month old, then upvoting them and resteeming them. I would ask you to do the same for me. This way, we all get continual exposure. That is what we all need, right? I am staring today. I will look at your Blog and resteem and upvote the ones I like.
I highly recommend you get over to http://steem.chat
There are some great rooms to help self-promote and do a little meet & greet with the other members.
And here's just a personal recommendation from me - and you can take it or leave it - but use the resteem button with care. I consider myself a content curator but I also like to leave comments and not just blindly upvote. That being said, if I see a blog page full of other people's post and have to dig for your content, chances are I will not follow that person. but that's me I cannot speak for anyone else. :)
I'll be posting my 90 day experience next week - keep an eye out for it. it will touch on a lot of things that you may find helpful, but feel free to drop me a message any time! ~ Mere
I am not one to just upvote or resteem either. Notice I said "the posts I like" which means to me, one's that deserve to be seen. I resteemed one thing from every one of my followers today, however, there are only a handful interested in doing that, so i maybe have 4-5 committed folks to look at, and resteem only what I like most...maybe you misunderstood me. Anyway, thank you for your advice.
I don't think I misunderstood. I was just expressing a cautionary opinion about resteeming and how I've seen it over used. It's a powerful tool and can be very useful but it can also overshadow your own content. Hopefully the next hardfork will have the option of hiding resteems from your personal blog page and keep them on a separate tab. :)