RE: Day 1: How to properly present steemit opportunity? Thanks @dragosroua #challenge30days
well like meets like is a nice strategy, tell them it's so great they have to tell you when they see it :)
I've seen so many homesteading, music, gardening, projects, philosophy, poems, art, photographs, contests, communities, trading, news, opinions ....... sky is the limit :) the community is what drove us so far :)
I'm on the edge of linking one of my posts from last year, when I was still inspired form the platform :) I kind of lost that shine a bit :)
I'm not a good marketer because I also include the bad, being flag wars, people's crazed mentalities , again sky is the limit, what's important is we can make whatever we want with it :)
cheers to the #challnge30days and @dragosroua ;)
I owe my blogging beginnings to him and his initiative :)
Go with honesty both good and bad huh... I get it I might use that! Thank you so much!
no it doesn't work :D the one time I got someone on this platform was when I mentioned rewards to a marketing guy, if you want to "present steemit properly" from a marketing perspective, you can use just some good points that the person can relate to, first it was immutable blockchain, rewards, those keywords skyrocketed the platform, this year I have a feeling it's going to be community and media, but you can make any point, it's decentralised governance, it's a social-media you own not the other way around, it's a platform where you are free to explore, no ads to pester you...
cater to your audience and know what you are pushing, that's why I normally take a step back and say, there is that which is great and amazing, but keep in mind, ... and that's why I'm a bad marketing guy, because as soon as I build some excitement I shatter it stupidly rather than get a person to experience it for themselves.
Build excitement and let them experience it themselves? Should i create seminars after the interview?