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RE: The content of mind and heart
Content creation when I started out it was something top bloggers kept saying, stick to the 20/80 rule 20% what you eventually wish to draw people to follow through on, 80% getting to know you through lighter posts keeping contact.
When some drives the same content hard and fast daily, audience may lose focus. Just my opinion I still prefer the 80/20, even tutorials one needs to break, many literally should from the rooftops about crypto, sometimes whispering is more effective.
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The Pareto principle is in play here, just like many things similar and is a good way to look at it. I have decreased my posts a day by about 50% the last year, especially since they are attracting higher payouts. It is hard, as I like writing these. I use the comment sections a lot for the personal stuff and having fun with others on and off my own blog.
I agree about the whispering, and it is why the focus should be drawn away from the earnings on Steem and talk more about the other aspects available. Create, share life and have fun.
I would never have remembered it as the Pareto principle, it just stuck as the 80/20 which sounded right.
People don't spend time actually reading, now scan reading with picture story telling helping to absorb massive quantities we consume. Video and vlogging, tutorials or information sharing continually developing as we speak, all going onto blockchain technology, very exiting times.
Steem is offering so much more than just earnings, over the past three years this has become an interesting space to be in. Learning first, earnings later, something new comers to blogging or earning on line don't fully grasp initially.
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Yep, and the future potential for many is enormous, not to mention all of the spin off products and services that will develop as a result. The ecosystem isn't just on Steem, it connects heavily to the real world - or could.
You too :)
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