You can write a really good chronicle as your content and face the sad eventuality of having it drowned in a sea of information that is propagated on social media (steem).
But how can your content swim across across board? How can your chronicles stay afloat? Most likely it is by applying the use of a hashtag, many might say. But if probably that turns out true, how then can we choose a good hashtag, to match our created chronicle?
Maybe we could even venture into the creation of possibly our own set of hashtag to advance our content.
With this and many more questions begging for answers, at the eye of the storm 
What makes a good hashtag
But with question asked, other questions emerge:
- First off, what is a hashtag?
- Next off,how do one create a good hashtag?
- What is the history and origin of hashtag?
Some think they remember, others wish to agree. but many have been swayed away in their thoughts, only pretending to believe they have a good knowledge. But the questions about hashtag still remain.
Going further with a bit more details on this line of direction might expose many to the vulnerability of their knowledge and in the process many might struggle to forgive their ignorance, (this I am just saying, I want to pretend to perceive you already know).
A Hashtag is a metadata (a set of information that gives details and insight about a set of set of data). It organizes content surrounding a particular theme together. It create an environment where an audience discuss and source for relevant information.
Its application was initially and mostly used on twitter and afterwards its application extended across board with almost every social media platform applying its usage with the steem ecosystem also included.
Its mainstream usage was a brain child of Messina’s suggestion in 2007, tweets associated with San Diego forest fires in Southern California came up strong with it application.
But its full blown application went viral on twitter in 2009, when tweets were observed to be flying fast, with the hashtag #flight1549 when a broken plane, landed on the Hudson river.
It was then notice over time that people who needed an update on the subject just searched on the hashtag, this search opened them up to the sea of information that circumvents around the broken plane
With the use of hashtag going mainstream, its application has been massively applied on the steem ecosystem, massively aggregating information circumventing on a particular theme together. With this as the basis, for the birthed question by
What makes a good hashtag
With this question spinning in my mind creating a stream that has grown into a flood, birthing a rhythm that has flowed offshore, one can say that, a good hashtag should have the following features:
- It should be concise and brief (#trumprant)
- It should precision should be massively relative to the chronicles it assembles (#uschina-war)
- It should be massive with the emotional impression it leaves in the mind of the intending users, birthing and catching attention in the process (coldwar)
- The hashtag should in opinion look like a topic; a topic that is buzzing or trending is great in birthing a huge kind of emotional dropping. Lets consider the cold heated war between the America and China a tag might be generated.
- A good hashtag should be cleverly configured to convey the content of its chronicle
Maybe I might wish to dive into the experience with the information I have received on this subject. Maybe I should attempt creating my own hashtag. If I do, would it meet up with your expectation? Maybe I should bribe my way to heart.
I want to pretend to perceive that, you might contribute a piece of information when it comes to the impending cold war between the US and China with the hashtag #uschina-war, #coldwar and #trumprant if I give a promise on an intended reward.
Most likely you might have a greater knowledge on, What makes a good hashtag?
What should a good hashtag most likely represents? You could even make a big statement, by creating your own hashtag, most likely I might as well use it.