You reminded me of Hubpages, Squidoo, and other similar sites where I used to write until 2012, but all these sites could not stand the pay rate Bubblews offered, which was another PPV, and with my 32K Twitter followers, I reached the payout within 3–4 days. I remember some of the authors using as many as 50 hashtags on each of their hubs/lenses and getting good results.
I hope users on this site read your post and learn the basics like I did. I am feeling wiser after reading this great post.
Hashtags back in 2007 worked different from today. I am trying out tags for a while now and will test X from now on without hashtags or at most 2-3.
I am not using Instagram or otherbplatforms so I can't tell how they work. Let's see if more experienced users can share some tips.
Back then 50 hashtags did the trick to be found today, according to two experts instagram still works best with 30 hashtags. True? Can be not and their text is good or they already have many active followers.
Thanks for commenting and sharing your experience. It's clear we have to change to be noticed butbalso if we want to promote Steemit.
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I have no account on Instagram or Facebook, but on Twitter only. I had four accounts on Twitter back then, but now there are just two, and one of them is official. But what I feel is that our Twitter efforts are least effective unless we bring our visitors to a specific page that tells them about Steemit and its way of working instead of users' posts (I doubt if any outsiders come though). Let's do a professional job for publicity rather than making it mandatory for ignorant users writing essays. I believe these shares are not helping the site in any way.