Why leasing STEEMPOWER is profitable despite a possibly negative ROI...
I can tell you from my personal experience that leasing STEEMPOWER is the best thing you can do when you are new here...
I myself am very new here as today is only day 79 that this account exists... And I have been leasing STEEMPOWER from day 12 on, continuously growing and also growing the amount of STEEMPOWER leased.
Some people have done the math and I don't argue with them, because I cannot prove them wrong.
They say Steem leasing has a negative ROI, which I don't agree with from my personal experience. I've experienced faster growth, more upvotes and so on and so forth. It has never failed me.
If you have more STEEMPOWER you have so many advantages that just outweigh the supposedly negative ROI (don't just look at the math behind it).
From leasing STEEMPOWER you will get:
- more rewards through curation (pls check out a post on how to do it right, because most people do it wrong)
- more visibility in the hot tab
- more people following you if you upvote their content/comments with big upvotes
- thankful and recurring followers who constantly upvote your content (this one point alone makes it profitable)
- more followers due to higher upvoted content
- more power to upvote good content, that you like
- more power to give back to your most valueable contributors and friends
- you can push your own rep with bigger selfupvotes of your posts
If you are just a curator with no own content I agree that it might not be profitable, but if you are a blogger with a solid following it will catapult you to new levels. It is reaping what you sowed. I love it and I will continue to lease more STEEMPOWER every month.
My account might grow a bit slower doing this, but in the long run it will pay out tenfold. I am in it for the long run. I see STEEM at 6 $ in 2018 or 2019 easily. So I don't have my focus on making as much STEEM as possible in the shortest time possible.
I would rather have now just a few coins and later huge amounts of coins when STEEM is more valuable than it is now.
And with the price of STEEM increasing, the voting power of your contributors rises also. It's a classic WIN-WIN situation.
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i am with you 100% i use it too and it is indeed game changer at least for me.
great content by the way
Upvoted and followed :-)
Have a nice day
thank you for confirming this. I thought I could not be the only one profitting from this
This is the exact info that I am looking for because I am thinking of leasing SP from Minnowbooster.
I just got 375 leased sp for one month myself and my 1 penny vote is now worth 6 pennies! I am so happy.
I think it will pay off before it disappears and I will do it again. I'm interested to know why people think this is not a good investment.
Also you said, "thankful and recurring followers who constantly upvote your content (this one point alone makes it profitable)"
Can you explain what you mean more about this point? Why do they upvote more when I have more sp?
I am big on curation and commenting and usually only make a few posts a week. But my new goal is a post a day and keeping up with the commenting and curation. Lots of juggling in this place, but I'm having fun doing it!
I mean it like this:
When you have more SP you can upvote the thoughtful comments on your posts with more cents, which makes your smaller followers thankful and they will always want to upvote you and comment on your posts. They are coming back for more, because you are and can be generous by giving back. When you have many people who constantly upvote your content it will pay out bigtime in the future. I think this is very powerful
Ok - I see. I've been upvoting the good comments on my posts on day 5 or 6 and that seems to get people to come back to check out my feed. Hopefully I will get more action with my new-found wealth! Thanks for clarifying :)
upvoted but how do i lease man?
go to @minnowbooster. They have tutorials for everything. It is easy
Nice post. I have to do the same like you