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RE: Question for My (Active) Followers: What if I Gave in and Bought Votes from Bots?
You would lose money.
I put my 2K Steem Power into this promotion bot or how it is called for 0.8SBD/Steem per day.
The easiest passive income I know.
But giving away my SBD/Steem to bots? No, almost nobody uses Steem to read content, that's why it is stupid to pay bots, and as I heard it Steemit is punished by Google anyway.
No, no one reads the content, but you can still make a profit.
Yes, if you write a really good super long 5K steem post with tons of links, pictures, videos, free downloads etc.
Which is time better spent on things that matter you.
I don't want to put any more time into writing about Steem, I simply don't care about it anymore after figuring out how it works, the social norms here, etc.
I don't see how length makes a post better. If anything, it can make a post worse.
Well, I am not gonna do the Google search for you why long posts are better, besides that, you don't seem really interested, so I am gonna leave it at this.
I am. Why are they better? To me, the message is important, not the length. Some things take longer to say, so the posts need to be long. But sometimes a message can be delivered in a very concise manner.
It all really depends.
It's annoying when people pad up their articles just for the sake of.
In that case, I will answer -> You can make your point in a short post which nobody will take serious or just passes as unimportant or entertainment, Berny Style.
Or you can write 3-5K masterpieces and highlight the core messages (Google loves that). People that are interested want to read more about it, which you won't find on Steem unless it is about Steem.
That is why I said you need to write a 3-5K word masterpiece about Steem if you want to profit from boosting your posts with bots.
Even then, people don't care, they just want cash, they have no greater purpose here, at least most don't.
I’m here for money. If I want people to read my posts, I’d write elsewhere.
Then you know what to do :)