I didn't know about the -trail and curie tags! I will definitely be adding those to my posts for a while. And how does one build relationships on Steem? Is it just the act of following/being followed, or is there something else I can do to meet more people?
Thank you for your posts! They are very helpful!
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It is predominantly through providing valuable comments that strike up conversation and sharing of valuable information.
It was the single biggest mistake (that I am aware of ) that I made to date on Steemit. I didn't put as much effort into engaging with others as I should of. With 10 months of Steemit experience, I am sitting with 625 followers, 175 are dead, which leaves me with 451 true followers that are still active on Steemit.
If I had balanced my time in a different way and interacted with more Steemers along the way, I would have over 1,000 active followers by now. This ultimately translates into more Steemers who would be potentially interested in reading the content that I post.
My goal with this comment is to share what I have leaned about the system to date and help you to do things better than I did. Shared learning. :)
I have followed you and will continue to help where ever I can.
Thank you for the reply! I can tell I'm not engaging others as much as I should be. But all that's going to change. I appreciate your posts and your explanations of steemy things. They really help out!
Excellent @lenadr! I'm so glad to learn that you aren't going to make the same mistake(s) I have...it is very important to spend just as much time commenting and interacting with others on Steemit...just as much as it is to write your actual blog posts. ;)
Here's the link so that you can track your true followers:
http://steemit.deadfollowers.info/
Whoa, cool skull! :)