Thanks for this post @ilyastarar.

1. The reads on my last 4 posts were 130, 154, 183, 317. I dont know how that fares compared to other posts but that is what my posts attracted.

2. I have no idea...never checked my google ranking although I am sure, since I am only here 4 months, it isnt great.

3. I tell everyone I come in contact with about it. Everyone at my work is aware of steemit along with all my friends. A handful signed up but not many. Of course, I gave them other info about cryptos in general and that went nowhere.

4. I have no idea...I can say that according to the report generated for @fulltimegeek's delegation program, in the last two weeks I posted 125K and 135K worth of words in the comment sections.

5. Still rather new but getting involved.

6. Most of my posts over the last 2 months are exclusively about the steem blockchain and the potential here. I got tired of the negativity about the price of STEEM so I started to post about what is really taking place exclusive of pricing action. I think most of my readers have an understanding of SMTs, for example, which they did not have before.

7. I dont know but I tell people they are never making a mistake in powering up. A few mentioned to me they did. From the outside, most I mentioned crypto to look at my funny.

8. Thus far it has solved the negativity surrounding the price of STEEM and giving people an optimistic view of this blockchain. Plus, I have repeatedly written about how our success is based upon helping others achieve success.

9. Rewards are an incentive obviously...for myself and others. This is how we can make a difference...there is a lot of money distributed each day on here and it is growing (in dollar terms). Overall, as I achieve more SP, the rewards are less important other than what that additional SP can do to those I upvote. At this point, I have not taken on STEEM or SBD out of this...all was used to power up.

10. None at this point...but it is great that it is there.