I write an basic elementary ideas blog called steemit college level education course. Therein I try to give simple clues to how to use Steemit, how to find your niche in steemland as well as finding and using resources to manage your steem life around the steemuniverse.

STEEMD.com will tell you your voting power; you should keep it at a very important level. I am not sure but if your voting power is 100 % then you have votes you are simply not using and wasting.

If your voting power is under 85% your votes are diluted and less effective, plus if you let it go lower they take longer to regenerate. I suggest people hang out on steemit, and vote occasionally.

In fact the voting is sort of rigged, you cannot just click on lots of things; most steemians have only about 20 votes per day, but if you click slower you can earn more votes simply because it takes longer for your voting power to run down. Click slowly over the course of your session and keep your voting between 97% and 87 %.

Always upvote yourself and I reserve a third of my clicks for new content and one third for people I am following, so learn something new about steem every day and then think how you can use it for yourself and for the steemit community.

Remember helping other steemians helps you because together we all work and increase the value of steem over time. Personally I love the fact someone in Argentina is using Steemit while I sleep and thus making steem more valuable and marketable ; )

/ hugz ; )

The smarter you vote the more the system will respect your tiny insignificant voice here and increase your reputation accordingly, if you just pump out 99 votes every session steemit will guess you most likely did not spend a lot of time evaluating that content. . .