Most Popular Content On Steemit ...

shaunbeingsocial (58)in #steemit • 7 years ago

Now that the introduction is done and dusted. Referring back to my Digital Marketing training the right way to approach digital is to THINK about what you are trying to accomplish.

What is the Objective or Goal?

I would say the Goal is to create content that offers value and is presented in a fun and entertaining way.

So the BIG question is ...

Let’s see what other Steemians have to say … My Google search had the following results ...

I came across this post from @rulesforrebels and I like the suggestions he had.

Documentaries - I like documentaries myself.
Motivation & Inspirational Stuff - I do create inspirational content.
People Hitting The Reset Button On Life - I can relate to this as I have done the same.
Stocks, Personal Finance, Cryptocurrencies and Investing - I can drop some knowledge on Personal Finance and Cryptocurrencies.
Introducing People To Your Hobbies - Yes, if it’s motorcycle related. More a passion for me.
How To Videos - I made use of those in the past and can create them.
Different Cultures (Sociology) - MMMmmm … Not big on this. I’m not well traveled and except for viewing occasional National Geographic content. I don’t have much to say about it.
Steemit Education & How To’s - Yes, as part of my learning curve I can share what I’ve learned.
Business & Entrepreneurship - Yes, I have walked the walk on this topic over the last 14 years.
Travel Content - Yes, I have future plans for doing this. Jumping on a Harley and sharing the adventure with my fellow Steemians.

Then another good article I came across was one from @kaylinart … She had a different approach.

Create content about what you love or like. Depending on how much you have to share on the topic you can also jump around on subjects.

There is both benefits and cons when jumping around on subjects.

Benefits

Larger audience
Relate to more people
Determining what works for you and what does not

Cons

Authority over a niche later will be difficult
Followers will be spread over a variety of subjects
People may be somewhat reluctant to follow you

Good to know …

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Based on some previous research I did, prior to joining Steemit I learned the following …

This came from an interesting article I read on Wired. The article was called the Social Network Doling Out Millions in Ephemeral Money

This article stated that the most popular tags include things like …

Photography
Life
Travel
Art
Steemit Itself

Favorite success stories involve people who use the site to both document and fund their explorations. Examples are …

@heiditravels - travel blogger and photographer. (6828 followers at the time of writing the article) Heidi apparently funds her trips around the world with Steem. What?

@infovore - has a popular “Steemit Magazine” about the currency and it’s community. (3745 followers at the time of writing the article)

In closing It looks like content around adventure and Steemit itself seems to be very popular.

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7 years ago in #steemit by shaunbeingsocial (58)

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yoginiofoz (55) 7 years ago

Very informative @shaunbeingsocial. What I noticed when I used the "life" tag was I had MANY upvotes from people who had a status between 10 -15 points. I actually stopped using that tag since I wanted readership not upvote numbers. (And it is weird to get 72 upvotes and no $$s).

I actually posted about it here: https://steemit.com/life/@yoginiofoz/i-d-rather-have-a-few-votes-than-48-votes-that-just-drain-what-little-income-i-receive