Flagged for annoying Steemit circle jerk.
There are no posts on Facebook about how amazing Facebook is. Same goes for Twitter, Reddit, etc.
The time for the circle jerk was last summer, and it got us nowhere. Stop stroking Steemit's penis, please.
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A man spends 9 months on steemit, ends up with over $10,000....
People spend years on Facebook, Twitter and Reddit, never get paid...
I wonder why?
Personally, I was just amazed and impressed, so I posted about it. Hopefully one day you will know that feeling.
well done on 10k , yes there are not any facebook , twitter posts etc but go on youtube which also pays its creators and there are many videos of people buzzing over youtube add money
Excellent point! Thanks @thepuppetbunch!
That is not totally accurate. There are ways to monetise your page content on Facebook. There are advertising programs that can be utilised.
Ok, good to know. Thanks for creating a steemit account just to chime in and add that. I'm not on facebook, had never heard of anyone making any money there, and was working off of hearsay, so thank you for letting me know.
If perchance you stck around on steemit, let me know so I can check some of your stuff out.
I heard a lot of people making money on facebook but with advertising programs and they have to spend some money for traffic if I'm not wrong, but the point is that how many people know and have money to do that. Steemit is for all kind of people and they can make easy money, so Steemit is definitely the best. Nice post @papa-pepper.
Yeah, I was going to ask that guy from facebook who created an account just to comment here what his story with earning money on facebook was.
Thanks @the-future!
What had been your experience with earning money on Facebook?
The way you put it sounds a bit harsh but I would tend to agree with you about having too many Steemit circle jerk posts going around in general.
I feel that when trying too hard to attract newcomers to the platform it reaks of desperation. Kind of like going for a job interview or approaching a girl with all kind of worries that it won't work and attracting that very result of failure you apprehended in the first place. Or like a salesman who over-insists on the quality of his product which triggers doubts for the customer. A natural approach is better i.m.o., by bringing our own value to the platform like @papa-pepper does so well on a daily basis, I believe things will eventually fall into place with time.
Thanks for your encouragement once again @heroic15397!
Congrats on the $10,000 landmark: you deserve it!
Thank you.