DONT'T MISS WHEN YOU HAVE TIME TO READ IT
The first few days on Steemit can be both exciting and frustrating. You get excited knowing about the platform and its potential. You start blogging hoping to become the next whale. You don't see the response you were expecting on your posts.
You wait, you get restless and then you get frustrated.
Most of the minnows will fall into this category unless they are hugely talented or very lucky. If you are both then you are already a whale and you know what you need to do ;) But to most of the minnows out there or new steemians I would suggest a simple thumb rule that keeps you afloat.
DO COMMENTS AS MUCH AS U CAN
// DO FOLLOW US FOR MORE https://steemit.com/@yasirnabi //
if you are not into writing you can leave a couple of lines as comments on the interesting posts adding your opinion. This will make the author happy that people are engaging on his articles and if your comment is insightful they might follow you as well. I have followed a lot of people based on their comments. Kindly refrain from comments like "I will follow you, you follow me". This is not beneficial to either of you in the long run and will generally put off people.
Keep visiting https://steemit.com/@yasirnabi created and upvote interesting posts. This will make sure that minnows like you don't feel the same as you felt when you were a newbie. I would suggest splitting 100 votes on new posts and 100 by the posts from your feed. If you cross this number early don't let it stop you. Keep upvoting good content in their early stages. It is this curation that will make steemit a better platform.
WRITE AT LEAST 15 POSTS
Write atleast 15 good posts before giving up on steemit. This is the target I am keeping for myself and I hope I would have had a decent number of followers by the time I finish my 15th post. Remember to write posts because you like to write and help people and not with the sole intention of rewards.
If you write with the sole intention of earning rewards there is a chance that you might feel bad when things don't work out, whereas if you write because you love to write you are already content and rewards are only an added bonus,
IFThese is any sUggestions Do let me kNow