3 ways I am going to provide value on steemit (and how you can too)

What is up steemit community? 🙃🤙🏼

In this first post I want to introduce myself and show you my strategy here on steemit. 

My name is Marco Illgen and I'm a 20 year old entrepreneur from Germany. I study business and economics in Dresden, Germany. I focus on e-learning and have various websites including a rating platform for online courses and various blogs to help course creators. I'm all about online marketing and trying to help people.

I strongly believe in the maslowian hierarchy of needs and always try to improve myself and help others to step up the pyramid too. 🔜🔝

So here come the 3 strategies I will use to provide value here:

1. Share my knowledge

Because of my work for the rating platform I consume a lot of online courses where I learn a ton. I want to share this knowledge and help where I can. Wether this means to write meaningful comments or answer questions, I want to provide as much value as I can. Especially if you have concerns with online marketing, online courses, e-learning or marketing hit me up and I will try to help.

2. Write compelling stories

If I take the time and write a big blogpost, it better be worth it right? 😉
For that reason here are the things I will focus on to provide value (and you can too)

• solve problems (step by step guidelines, answering questions, helping people)
• entertain people (share jokes, funny moments, memes, make them laugh)
• motivate / inspire people (motivational videos, experiences or empowering stories)

Pep up your content with some nice images and videos to make them interesting.

Also look on Facebook and other social media platforms. What's trending there? What gets a lot of shares and interactions? I will try to model that in my stories. 

It can't hurt to learn a little bit about copywriting since the stories are mainly in written form. Additionally I will watch some video on how to write good headlines since this is the eye catcher here.

3. Ask questions 

I will try to ask questions in my stories and nourish interactions. That's a strategy I want to try and you will see the results :)

So that wraps up my first post. Thanks for your attention and let me know what you think in the comments. 

Cheers,
Marco 🤙🏼