Steemit Friends - Why Forming Relationships on Steemit is The Most Important Thing to Do

This post is about why and how you must form relationships with other users here on Steemit and about a great mother @crosheille (which I will talk about later).

Before I write about @crosheille I am going to explain why forming relationships on Steemit is the most important thing that you have to do on a daily basis (This is super important for Minnows who start with 0 investment, but also for everyone else).

Why is it especially important for Minnows? Because people will not comment on your posts or follow you because your voting power is too low. People automatically upvote your posts and comment on it and follow you if you have much Steem Power. It is just how it is, people go where the party is! (Eagerly waiting for your Steemfest post @GetOnTheTrain) ;-)

So why is forming relationships on Steemit Important? It is important to increase your number of followers, your upvote count and worth and basically to build a small community that interacts on your blog or online business!

A great side effect is that, when you form relationships with other users, that you improve Steemit as a whole! The more connected the users are with each other the more popular this Platform will become and the more money we all make!

 

So How do You Form Relationships With Other Steemians?

You upvote posts that you like and you comment below them. And I am not talking about "Hi, good post, please follow."

I am talking about writing a comment about the post. That can be a helpful long comment that helps the author with the subject (this is what I like to do) or you can share your experience with what is written in the post or make suggestions and much more.

But what is really important is that you write about the post. Just writing "Hi, good post, good luck, here is my follow please upvote" is basically this: A wolf in a sheep's clothing.

What these people are really saying is this: "I didn't read your post, I just wrote some general shit to get an upvote from you haha, these fools."

To further improve your comment: Correct your grammar as much as possible, format it nicely and add some gifs, pictures or videos.

 

Now that this is clear. Here are a couple of words about @crosheille. A mother who teaches her children at home and does not send them to a school where they get indoctrinated with communism.

She spends a lot of time with her children (she loves to knit things for her little kiddos)

Besides that she is involved with a community that really helps families instead of just pushing paperwork down their throats. And in my opinion that is a really good thing.

Another good thing that I like about her is that she values her family over career. Marriage is forever! (I really wonder how 50% of all marriages end in divorce instead of death.)

It is so damn rare to see a functioning family that it seems like a miracle to me and it actually really is. And @crosheille is not fooled by the government (which is one of the reasons her family is stable!).

For that reason, I have featured her in this post. If you are a mother too, love to knit, or wish to support the family unit then follow her blog!

(@crosheille showcasing her knitting work)

 

 
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