I think people, for the most part, should create to the breadth and width of the post that is going keep them wanting to create more. As long as they are somewhat happy with it and it’s their own content and not just an attempt to copy/paste massive amounts of other people’s work.

What I find most interesting about a “shitpost” vs something you spend way too much time creating. Is that “shitpost” gets a lot more comments and that longer post gets impressions off search engines and click thoughts.

I have one article up this week that I spent over 150 hours in the making of it. A bulk of it playing the game to gain the experience to cover everything I wanted to address. Along with quite a few hours writing and rewriting it to rank better in SEO (keywords, linking out to different articles to relate it, bunch other stuff.) Then you have social media and sites I post a small blurb of my content to with a link out to it my engrave version that I also try and engage on to drive up my following.

Can I write something like that all the time? Heck no and most games out there are just not deep enough. That are thankfully not as time consuming to play to get to a point where I feel it’s time to create content around it.

It took weeks to create that and yes there was some update posts here or there about my progression in that game along the way that people would call “shit posting.”

Once I go back around and update a bunch of posts they will be linking to it. I’m also going promote the daylights out of it outside of our Steem bubble to drive more traffic despite the fact those people are more than likely never going be on this platform and not upvote it. Heck, I’ll be linking, back linking stealing, and sharing it far beyond the 7-day upvote window. I’ll also click the edit button once in a blue moon to make it more relevant to any small changes that are made regarding that part of the game.