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RE: Bid-bot activity report -- 02/12/18 for previous 7 days. Who's paying the most to promote their articles?

in #steemit7 years ago

I agree with @genxrev. Us minnows are faced with an incredible mountain to climb. I know from my perspective I have been out in the community and responding to posts and getting good upvotes on my comments. It feels great. However, I can't get a shiff on my own posts. I only have posted about 10-12 pieces so far but the results are very similar. Meanwhile I seem to be picking up new followers every single day who I don't think have ever taken a single look at my blog. Should I be running around like crazy trying to follow everyone? I personally am not willing to follow just anyone in hopes of being followed. I follow quality. I wrote an article last night https://steemit.com/abuse/@broncofan99/domestic-abuse-when-will-it-stop and I used several different bots, on a small scale, to see if that might help with traffic. In the end it was the same ole same ole and It cost me more than what I got back from the bots. I can't say I'm in a hurry to do that again. Funny thing is, a user I follow out out a similar post this morning except he just copied something in that he found and he was able to upvote himself right away to $5. All I can do is shake my head.

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Yes, it is SO frustrating. I have gotten a bit of notice by welcoming new users. This works great a getting new followers, but they have no SP to bring up the payout.

These reports and articles have done well, but I DID promote them, so much of the payout was money I put it.

Gota keep on trying. What else is there.