Guide for Newbies: Some Websites to Check and Monitor Status on Steemit

iyanpol12 (71)in #philippines • 7 years ago (edited)

I know there are some write-ups regarding this, but they were not easily found now considering the tons of blog posts posted each day here on Steemit. Also, I have invited a number of personal friends and even family members here on Steemit, this can be their guide so I won't have to explain to each one of them.

To check each one's status here on Steemit, there are websites developed by whales, programmers and witnesses. Here are some of the helpful websites for the newbies to check.

https://steemd.com/@username
*Change "username" with your own username.
This one will appear.

As you can see at the screenshot at the top right were VESTS, followed by STEEM, and a certain amount which is the SBD. The last two can be seen on your wallet on Steemit website as well.

Voting Weight can be seen at the center. It was based from your Steem Power. Portion of it may be delegated, and other was added as the payout of your post comes by which everytime you post, it was set at 50%/50% default. It means 50% goes to your SBD, and 50% goes to Steem Power. However, you can power up if you set your post to 100%. Invested Steem Power will also add up. What's the importance of Steem Power? The value of every vote you make was based on it.

Voting Power shows the percentage and the bar. Every upvote you make, it decreases. If you vote at 100%, it usually about 2%. So it means there are limits. Suggestion, don't go beyond 70% or even 80%, as it takes time to replenish to 100%. If you have above 500 Steem Power, there will be a slider to set how much percentage you will upvote in a post. That can help you manage your Voting Power.

Reputation appears as well which was based from the upvotes you received. I am not totally sure about it though. But having a good reputation is a big advantage. The number of days being a member appears as well.

In this screenshot, it shows your activities on Steemit. So whatever you do, it will appear here. Everything is transparent. Even if you downvoted a post, it will appear here.

https://steemdb.com/@username
*Change "username" with your own username.

In this website, you can check your activities as well. However, this website is broader as you an see apps, post, updates, witnesses, labs, graphs on trading, and a lot more.

https://www.steemnow.com/@username
*Change "username" with your own username.

In this website, you can check your status again, including SP, SBD, and Steem in your account. Also, it will show the value of your upvote in 100%. It will also show your daily rewards, as well as changing the color of the website through settings.

As you scroll down, you can also check your Voting Power. This is also important because steemd.com may undergo maintenance, so you can check this website for your status.
It also appears the latest upvotes you received, as well as the latest curation rewards.

Scroll down again, you can find the latest author rewards, which shows the payouts which will go directly to your SBD and Steem Power.
Your latest posts for the week, as well as its earnings, will appear in this website.

http://steem.supply/@username
*Change "username" with your own username

In this website, you can check the status and value of your account. It will also show you the value of SBD and Steem to US Dollar. You can also check the total rewards you will receive in one week with Liquid and Invested. Liquid is withdraw-able at any time once the post matures, while Invested goes to Steem Power. In general, this website is where you can monitor the payouts of your blog posts.

Scroll down, and you can see Liquid Rewards, Content Insights, and Social Insights. At Liquid Rewards, you can see the graph of earnings you earned in a week per day.

In Content Insights, you can see the graph of your Top 20 Performing Posts and Top 20 Performing Tags.

Go to Social Insights, and this one will appear. Your Top 20 Supporters appear, which was based on the weight of their votes on your blog posts. The Top 20 Most Loyal will show the number of upvotes given on your posts for the week.

Go back to Liquid Rewards, then scroll down, you can see your posts for the week, and the days and hours it will mature, as well as the earnings you will get from it.

A lot to learn on Steemit

There are a lot of things you can learn on Steemit as you explore more about the website. As you keep on steeming, you can learn how magical this website is. Hope these suggestions provides ideas, insights, and help for the newbies or minnows like me.

More power, and keep on Steeming!

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