As a freelancer who has been writing (and translating) for years, I can only agree with every single line here :) Awesome guide @holm. Honestly, I myself sometimes feel a kind of guilty for not producing the best stuff I can here on Steemit because I have been working for some other Steemians too, which often leaves me little time for my own blog. But that´s what it has to be right now if I want to be a full time Steemian. Cannot wait to be an independent writer here one day :)
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Well, you certainly commit a lot to all of your constant great comments, which in my opinion just as important as effort into your posts. Especially on Steemit. What is it you are helping with regarding the other steemians? I am curious!
Thank you man :) It means a lot. I spend long hours steeming every single day including weekends and just too few people know that... Others just see short posts with big upvotes on my blog but have no idea how much "invisible" work is actually behind that. Well, it is mostly content creation plus some minor solo curating ;) I am still relatively new (been on Steemit some 9 months) but I love this thing. It is also a great job for a digital nomad like me (and you too now I guess :)))
Yeah man, being on Steemit requires a lot of networking as we have discussed before! Something I have not been too good at myself. So I could learn a bit from you on that part lol
Well said, networking is one of the key things here. And I think you are not that bad at it ;) Btw are you also a pro writer? You have some serious writing skills I can say...
I have never been writing anything before I started on Steemit. I kind of just got the hang of it as I kept writing lol. But thanks for the compliment! haha