A Guide to Steemit Tools for Minnows and Newbies 🐟 🐡🐠

Swim this way for tips on which Steemit tools to use to enhance your Steemit experience: 🐠🐡🐟

A picture says a thousand words

There is a dedicated Steemit image hosting site created by @blueorgy, SteemIMG.com though you will need to sign up.

I use pixabay.com which is licenced for free use with no attribution required and no need to sign up. There is a choice of photos, art work and illustrations.

If I cannot find the perfect image for my blog, then I use bing.com. Go to 'images' and type in the subject. On the right, select 'filter' and then select 'licence'. Select the appropriate category to avoid copyright infringement. 🐟

Steemnow.com

This is an invaluable Steemit tool created by @penguinpablo. It shows you what your voting power is, what your upvote is worth, how much you have earned today and yesterday, who has upvoted you and so much more! I use this tool everyday. 🐠

Busy.org

I use this Steemit tool most days, particularly if I want to check the price of Steem and view posts, follower by follower. It is similar to Facebook in its format and you can draft and bookmark blogs. 🐡

https://steem.makerwannabe.com

If you would like to keep track of who is following you, unfollowing you or even muting you, then this Steemit tool created by @shaunmza is really useful and provides a graph showing daily changes. 🦑

Steemvp.com

If you would like to know who your most loyal or most valuable "player" is in upvoting and supporting you, then this is a really handy Steemit tool created by @roelandp. Interesting design too! 🐬

I hope that this is a useful resource and welcome input and feedback, @fleur 🐙