Thank you. how long has it taken you to become this successful? My current plan is to try to post engaging content and then interact with the people who upvote/comment. is this enough? or do you you know of any ways I can propel this forwards?
put in the time and effort and you'll see it grow gradually, i joined last year and try to visit the site every day :) and it's easy to get discouraged if you look at how others are doing on the site and compare their journey to your own, but everyone has a different story (how much time they spend on here, how much content they provide etc) and i think one of the best ways to keep from getting discouraged is to compare only to yourself! :) for example, how good are you doing on steemit today compared to 2 weeks ago or a month ago? make tiny goals for yourself and it will motivate you to keep going forward. Like most anything good or worthwhile, it takes time. If you have a large following on other sites like twitter, facebook, instagram etc it might also help you to post your steemit articles there and help you to get views/followers/rewards :)
Once again i appreciate your time spent chatting to me. Its people like you why a platform like this will take off. 2 days ago my account wasn't verified so im hoping that 2 days later, 5 followers and 2 posts is a good start. I dont have any following on other social media so will hope that I can produce consistent engaging content and hopefully people will resteem on here.
Thank you. how long has it taken you to become this successful? My current plan is to try to post engaging content and then interact with the people who upvote/comment. is this enough? or do you you know of any ways I can propel this forwards?
put in the time and effort and you'll see it grow gradually, i joined last year and try to visit the site every day :) and it's easy to get discouraged if you look at how others are doing on the site and compare their journey to your own, but everyone has a different story (how much time they spend on here, how much content they provide etc) and i think one of the best ways to keep from getting discouraged is to compare only to yourself! :) for example, how good are you doing on steemit today compared to 2 weeks ago or a month ago? make tiny goals for yourself and it will motivate you to keep going forward. Like most anything good or worthwhile, it takes time. If you have a large following on other sites like twitter, facebook, instagram etc it might also help you to post your steemit articles there and help you to get views/followers/rewards :)
Once again i appreciate your time spent chatting to me. Its people like you why a platform like this will take off. 2 days ago my account wasn't verified so im hoping that 2 days later, 5 followers and 2 posts is a good start. I dont have any following on other social media so will hope that I can produce consistent engaging content and hopefully people will resteem on here.