RE: Success Is Not An ACCIDENT On Steemit
Perfectly said!
When you're new you look around and you see the high payout posts and think OH HECK YA I can do that! It's easy to get disappointed when you don't see that immediate result in your own posts. I know I felt that way.
But then I actually engaged. I read just as much (no, actually MORE) than I wrote. I found people with similar interests, or people I thought you really teach me something. And I mean life lessons or skills, not teach me how to make money on Steemit.
It's been just about 3 months and I am seeing my average payout creep up. I'm finding my voice, making sure I spend a decent amount of time that a good post requires, I comment, I engage, I ask for feedback. I'm in no way brining in the big bucks, but like I said, the average is climbing.
And I was shocked to be curied twice. So it's just the right mix of encouragement and feedback needed to keep the positive trend moving.
The key seems to really be take your focus off the payout and into the content and the community.
Can't wait to see what the next 3 months bring me!
Featuring on Curie twice is testament of how good your posts are - of the highest quality deserving the best rewards on Steemit. Good to know that you are achieving success albeit slowly. It is the slow and steady bloggers who win the race! I'm not saying you're slow but that you are consistent. :-)
It is so true that if you focus on your content and participate in the community the rest will follow. Thanks for your comment!