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RE: What should I do so people would actually open my content?
I feel Steemit tends to work in waves - just like real life - sometimes you catch a high wave and sometimes you're on a low but right at the moment that you start wondering if you will ever get picked up again, the wave starts rising again.
I would advise you to keep doing what you're doing. I feel you're definitely adding unique value to this platform.
I also agree with @namiks that writing/ posting less - every now and then - might actually help (making you noticed more). Says I, who just started posting more.
Who knows, perhaps taking some days off and start afresh will do the trick.
But who am I to tell you this, you spent a year more on here.
Keep up the good work and keep your head up!
Cheers,
Vincent
P.S. Do you ever hang out on Discord?
@vincentnijman
I got hooked on Steemit to be fair! :)
My everyday begins with steemit, it's hard for me not to post everyday, I know that sounds silly, but I think now when you got use to post more, that you could understand that. It's like poker, I have two bad days, and I don't think, chill, drop it for a day or two, no I think ok the third day will be THE DAY.
It's a circle :D
I don't hang on Discord, but I was thinking lately to join in! After this, maybe I will these days, sure will let you know! :)
I know what you mean. I'm on Steemit and Discord whenever I can. I'm a full time Steemian.
I'm hooked myself and I don't like addictions but it is probably the best one that I've ever experienced. There are lots of ups and downs though but that's part of the game.
Discord is addictive too but it certainly helps to build relationships. Makes you feel way less isolated. It even led to me being where I am right now, in Berlin :>)
Hope to chat with you there one of these days!
Hello, I'm Oatmeal Joey, and yeah, there seems to be waves on Steem and it has happened for me as well at times. I'm usually on the low end of the waves.