Nice explanation from @mickvir
Community leaders or those who have stayed long in a community have the responsibility of organizing forums or programmes to teach and make newcomers familiar with their programmes, schedules, organize trainings and most especially, contests, in which new comers are encouraged to provide contents and win free tokens. With this, more people are able to come onboard and have a good understanding of the steem ecosystem.
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A lot of communities already do this @neoxian is a big one for promoting engagement and they have giveaways.
Giveaways are good but the real value of a token comes from scarcity and a use case. As you can earn tokens from posting scarcity is hard to achieve. This is where use ( a place to spend the token) comes in. As the community using the token spends it to gain items they have to buy more and this can increase the value of the token. I mentioned this as a lot of communities on steem are built around tokens.
If you want to see more people onboarding to steem help whatever community you are apart of have fun. Enjoyment will also lead to stronger communities.
Engagement without enjoyment is just not going to work.
Have an awesome day @mcshayn!
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Yeah, definitely the senior ones in any community are having the responsibility of bringing up the new ones to enhanced levels and also decide how the community will be shaped and the skills acquired by the newbies :)
Thanks For Stopping by mate :)