As of this week, a batch of 500 A2 posters has been distributed throughout the city centre of Amsterdam. This campaign was funded by the SBD I made with my introduction post.

All the details in regards to this campaign can be found in this previous post

Leidseplein

From SBD to BTC

I worked with the great people from Stadsbehang who are a major player in the wheatpaste poster distribution business in the Netherlands. They carry out large-scale national operations and are the most relaxed people I worked with so far. Fun fact about the working with Stadsbehang; they allowed me to pay them in Bitcoin! When I contacted them and explained about my involvement in the Steemit community and how it works they got super excited and immediately agreed to get paid in Bitcoins. I guess the next step for them is to join Steemit.

Me and Micha from Stadsbehang making a Jaxx transaction.

Prinsengracht

Wetering Circuit

Leidsestraat

Hugo de Groot Plein

Community Support

What I found even more surprising was to see the this post by Hive account@cass who will donate half of the SBD earned with that post to me! Talk about a supporting community!

Going through Hive account@cass his blog, I saw fantastic artwork that he created, and it made me think of a potential follow-up of this poster campaign. What if we combine the power of 2 Steemians (is that the official word now?) to push this Amsterdam campaign even further?

Let's Push Things Forward!

This is a relatively small campaign at first glance. But due to the denseness of the city, these type of posters work very well. I consider this the first step of becoming an active participating member of the Steemit community! I have been here since Juli 2016 and to see what has changed and how it's all evolving is mesmerising.

I'd like to give a shout out to Hive account@shortcut and Hive account@dunja for providing strong feedback on the poster design. A big thank you to all the people who upvoted the previous post, with out you this campaign would not have been possible! And again a big thanks to Hive account@cass for being so damn generous!