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RE: I've just got 1000 followers - gradual SBD gift to those who comment
Good job with the 1K!
It's a nice milestone, and you should be proud of it if you aimed to do it.
The questionning you go through is a great idea and made me think about that video about how to succeed with online videos (momemtum, publicity, entrepreneurship view) :
Recommandations
To what I seen, on your profile and what I read about how to achieve sucess on steemit for content creator, here's some advices out of my head. Although I'm not an expert and don't have much followers and it's not really my goal, I just do it for fun and experience cryptos and the ideology behind.
- You seem to have many different topics in your Thread, which makes a diversified brand, which is hard for people to completly follow you because they may be interested in only one of the topic you cover.
- I would suggest that if you do it for celebrity, money or success, you need to be really focused on the topic that is really your true passion.
- You cover a topic that isn't easy and already have tons of coverage (cryptos market and investment) which is hard since big celebrities already exist and you need to work twice as hard to raise above other already confirmed steemians. Maybe you should consider another topic with less competition.
- You seem to follow a lot of people, which to that experienced steemian isn't a great idea (people perception, you should follow only people you really care about seeing in your feed, otherwise people feels that they are just a +1 and not someone that matther to you) :
https://steemit.com/steemdev/@paulag/cracking-steemit-in-28-days-upcoming-course-extract-week-1-on-steemit - I would recommend to go out in the wild and engage deeply with people more than you produce content, you need real engagement and that takes efforts, many comment, helping other and maybe produce new content maximum once a day or once a week and resteem other content so that you focus on making your "brand" being know around.
- Participate in contests of the topic you like is a great way to meet people
- Discord chat is also a nice place to exchange, PAL network to get help is also nice
- And finally, I would recommand to focus on one topic and preserve personnal topic for when you have a good active following
That is the advices I can thing out of my head, I hope it helps!
Good luck
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great advices and clear points, and you really read and extracted the weak points, I really think the main problem is the broad categories of my topics (which I will narrow down to a certain set of more professional and especial topics) and then, as you said, sticking up to the topics in which there are already famous bloggers around among whom I can hardly be under spotlight,
thank you very mmuch my friend and I will be grateful for your comment
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@orlandumike
I think you got my idea focus on a topics you are passionate about that ideally doesn't have too much competition. Although a little competition is good if you are in the early members of the community, you can help each others.
Participating in contests of that topic also show your skills, can earn you prices and will get you on the spot light.
It's a pleasure, thanks for the likes, be aware of your voting power.
Good tool for it :
https://steemworld.org/@bitpost
Vote between 5 and 10 votes per day max to keep your voting power healthy.