CREATE YOUR OWN STYLE
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Okay, so this is where it gets a little tricky, everyone on Steemit slowly but surely develops a certain style to the the way they prepare their articles. Some people are big on Mark down styling, while others rely heavily on the use of pictures to pass across their message.
Creating a style that is not only unique to you, but intriguing to your audience is quite possibly the most important thing to do.
Its OK to understudy a few successful authors and base your style off of theirs, but whenever you put pen to paper, the result should bear a distinct difference from the works of the authors that inspired its creation.PLAY TO YOUR STRENGTHS
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This is similar to creating your own style, only that in this case, you have to focus on what you're good at. If you're a story teller who's pretty good at love and drama based stories then stick to that, don't try and carve a niche for yourself in the realm of horror story tellers or fiction story tellers.
Playing to your strengths implies that whatever you decided to post about should primarily concentrate on the things that you are exceptional at, not just good at.TEST OUT YOUR NEW STYLE
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Now that you've figured out what you're good at, studied your audience as well as your competition, created your own style and focused on your strengths, it's time to put it to the test.
Drop a post, and watch and see how well its received.
If its received well then you're well on your way to carving out a niche for yourself, if not then don't give up, interact with people more and watch as people will eventually begin to become interested in your work.
That's it guys, my very own step by step guide to finding your niche on Steemit. Please tell me what you think about it in the comments, and I'd be more than happy to see what and how you think people can carve out a niche for themselves on Steemit.
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