Hello steemians,
Hope you are well. Let's go straight to the discussion.
I just joined this SteamIT community two days ago. I studied a lot with steemit for the last two days. I saw lots of videos, read many posts. Different people gave different opinions. Many have discussed their strategies. Someone is using the bot. Some are doing Team Work. Some Peoples are just writing theirs thoughts.
All that I've got after finishing the reviewed is, there is nothing above your creativity. Everything you post will depend on the concept, its main theme, aesthetics, language fluency, discussion or presentation.
Because those who write articles for the vote, and apologize in various posts. They do not pay attention to the real issue or do not want to.
And for whatever reason, person may get some offshoots, but his/her followers do not grow. And the reader does not remember him because his writing quality is not good. And because of that, it does not create any good circle. And if you can not create a good circle, you'll never get regular readers for you blog posts. That's why his blog readers will not grow. After posting it will remain uncooperative or unpopular.
I have tried to understand by different types of posts in the past two days, what does the reader actually want? What kind of discussions do they like?
I'm constantly monitoring the home page. Follow the trending post regularly, get some ideas from those posts. And note down, which type of postings are becoming viral.
I will not discuss the details in this post. But if you take this task manually, keep a note. I hope you'll understand a lot.
The last thing is that you think of people's mind without considering income or upvote from your blog post. If you can give them something they really like, they must take it. You do not have to pay an apology. It may sound bad to hear it. But this is the reality.
Wish you happy posting and up voting :) . And also all the best for every one of this community.
Thank you, this post is hard to read.
(Please forgive me for my bad English)
