CONTEST - Weekly Inviting Contest Week#5 //@essygold /03/10/21

This week has been a very blessed week for me in all its ways. There were so many good things that happened to me within the last 7 days. I want to thank God Almighty for making it possible for me to have achieved so many good things for this week.

First of all this first week marked the 61 years Anniversary of Nigeria my country having gained Independence. Despite all the hard times the country has faced. It was during this last few days that I signed up 2 people that showed interest in the Steemit Blockchain Social Network.

I had been encouraging my daughter to sign up with Steemit since the time I joined in May 2021 but she has not shown interest. I continued encouraging her and sharing informations on what she is going to write about when she joined and how her articles will stand out if she apply some Mark downs in the body of her post. She started learning it gradually until finally last week she agreed to present herself and submit her Introductory Post.
Below are some of the informations I earlier shared with her, since we have been discussing one-on-one together at home.

I also thought her about the type of Tags she needs to apply at the end of her article and how to source pictures that already appeared on social media:

This is her username - @greyc and her first post - The Introductory article with the link:
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The second person I signed up was @adaibem. She is a relative of mine but lives far away from me. We spoke over the phone and I asked her if she will be interested to partner with Steemit and sign up so she can be writing articles. She is an Educationist and a School Teacher. The idea of writing articles and blogging was of interest to her since this involves education and learning. She picked interest and I started guiding her on how to go about it. Below are our chat discussions on Whatsap.

Basically every information I gave her regarding Steemit Social Network was through Whatsap:

Her Username is @adaibem. Below is her first post on Introduction:
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