RE: One Week on Steemit: What I've Learned So Far

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luigiborla (64)in #steemit • 7 years ago

I suggest you buy some steem .... it will help and if steem grows it will be a very nice investment especially in this moment.
even if you have few power the upvotes are appreciated
you can vote 10 Times a day including your self upvote whit out having less power the day after
automatic voters are good if you don’t do the 10 post everyday and you have vp because this way it is wasted.
hope that someone like curie notes you and go to he steemit chat curie part and tell you exist in a modest way.
the good content (you have it)
upvote posts after 30 minuts but not too late
your turn ;)

7 years ago in #steemit by luigiborla (64)

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laurawhite (40) 7 years ago

I will work on a re-write for your tips. In the meantime, what do you think of this idea to co-share rewards on Steemit for the posts that are collaborative?
https://steemit.com/steemit/@aschatria/how-to-co-share-reward-on-steemit

The app referenced in the article is here, though I have not tried it yet:
https://steemwhales.com/post/

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laurawhite (40) 7 years ago

Tips for newcomers:

The price of steem is currently low, so I recommend that you buy some now.
Even if you don't have much power, your upvotes count, so I encourage you to upvote content that you find valuable.
You can vote ten times each day including for yourself. If you vote much more than that, your voting power gets diminished.
Automatic votes are good if you don't do ten upvotes everyday.
Make comments on the posts of people here with high steem. It is important to let them know that you're here.
Make sure that you create the best possible content you can. That is the best way to get noticed.
If you upvote a post after it has been live for 30 minutes, you will receive a higher curation reward.