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RE: Steemit - Social Media of the Future and the Limitless Growth Potential of SBD and STEEM
On the other hand, advertising can never be too overbearing. If the userbase does not like a pushy account, they are flagged and disappear back into the depths.
How companies advertising on Steemit will be perceived by the community is a huge question.
If they are flagged down, then theyll leave and everyone will lose because the value of STEEM will fall with them.
But if they stay, it could turn into one big ad.
How companies can post and advertise organically is going to be key. It has to not look like an ad but as we already see on social media, people see through a company's fakeness pretty easily.
Questions questions...
Very good point. I would envision any advertising to not be classical ads, but instead centred around competitions and giveaways. This way they are actively engaging with - and giving back to - the community while also promoting their product as intended.
Yea Steemit is interesting to me partly by how much it naturally leads to changing dynamics