I visit your profile and you have been working on this platform for a long time. Can you share your experience with me on this platform? I want to make good progress on hive but my progress is slow. Kindly share some tips that will support me in my life journey.
If anyone other than you is reading my message, they are also requested to suggest how I can improve myself on the hive.
Best regardThank you so much @surfgrrl for expressing your idea about this post. Your words “Learn to light a candle in the darkest moments of someone’s life. Be the light that helps others see; it is what gives life its deepest significance” are impressive and motivating.
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Of course! When you make a post, (I am going to use the post this comment is under) I recommend telling some fun facts about the flower, the name, what it can do if you eat it, if you can cook it/how to cook it, etc.
When you make a post, try to keep it short, just like the post above, it was nice and short. The reason I say that is because the gen Z'ers are losing their attention span. 🙄 The only time you can keep it long is when the topic is important, or you are telling a funny story and you can't spare a single detail! 😝
emojis!!! Everyone loves emojis, since it just brightens the post/comment. It makes it sound more fun and it makes it easier to read. 😌 It's kind of like a checkpoint, when someone is reading a long post/comment (like this one 😜), and their eyes just need a rest, I look for an emoji or a special character of some sort (a special charterer are symbols like these (!"?/&%)).
When you're just about to finish your post, you write the topics. The top five are the most important. When people go past your post, they see the first topic at the top right corner that is supposed to basically explain the post in 1 word:
Well, that's the most of it, if you have any questions, please, ask. I don't mind at all! 😊 Surf you next time!
“Be the reason someone smiles. Be the reason someone feels loved and believes in the goodness in people.”
― Roy T. Bennett.
Thank you very much for your detailed and helpful advice! 😊 I appreciate your tips and suggestions on making posts more engaging and concise. I'll incorporate fun facts about flowers, including their names, edibility, and cooking tips. Keeping posts short and sweet is a great idea, especially for our Gen Z readers. 😜
Emojis do make the text more lively and easier to read, so I'll be sure to use them more often. 😌 They really do act like little checkpoints for the eyes! And I'll remember to list the key topics at the end of my posts for quick reference. 👍
Thanks again for your insights! If I have any questions, I'll definitely reach out. 🌸 Surf you next time!
Your reply is very kind and proves that you have a very nice personality. You are the first one on this platform that is so cooperative and kind. I am going to follow you on this platform. I will be very happy if you follow me back.
“Be the reason someone smiles. Be the reason someone feels loved and believes in the goodness in people.” 🌟