I've been saying since the Steemit days that we need to keep Google in mind when creating content. Over on Twitter, I'm seeing responses from tweets I sent out months ago, as if I wrote it today, and I know they're being referred by Google since they index tweets. Some people may not know this, but they do.

It's one of the reasons why I keep that top of mind when I promote mine and others Hive and LeoFinance blog posts on Twitter. Time of day matters, day of the week matters, with Tuesday being better for promotion than Monday, for instance.

One thing I don't do, is promo every. five. seconds. Instead, I weave it in throughout my natural, organic tweets, so as not to chase people away. I know some of the super-promoters" mean well, but they need to consider the effect "promotion fatigue" has when bombarding their audience on Twitter.

Keep it natural.

We need to do something to boost engagement on LeoFinance. The same post here and on Hive gets much more visibility and support on over on Hive. Could be time of year, Splinterlands drawing people away, the constrictive format of the finance niche, I don't know. But I'm glad people like you are working as the rest of us are to keep this little corner of the blockchain hopping.

Remember people, even if your post doesn't quote: "do well" on the blockchain, your evergreen content (you are focusing on evergreen content, right?) is being seen on Google as long as you're keeping SEO, keywords, formatting etc. at the core of what you do when creating such content. I write for Google, Bing, Yahoo, and I know that over time, it works.

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