5 tips to become a super blogger

Here are some 5 tips to write better posts in Steemit:

1. Analyze which son your strongest areas
   If you analyze the posts in Steemit you will realize that many users are experts in certain industries and that is precisely what they write. In my case my posts are focused on entrepreneurship, business or Panama, these are the issues that dominated the most.
   Remember that it is more difficult to write something that is not known and requires more time and research. A good example is @saramiller who writes about yoga because it is the subject that dominates and does very well.

2. Stories and recommendations are good topics
   When we read stories on the internet we connect or identify immediately. If you have good stories that have left a mark on your life and you think it may be useful for someone, that may be your opportunity.
   On the other hand when we read articles where they give practical advice that we can use in personal or professional life this can also be a great opportunity. Remember sometimes users are looking for methods that make life easier for them.

3. Use an understandable language
   During my 6 years of experience as a blogger I realized that the simpler or simpler your writing, the longer your followers stayed on the blog. This is because not all users use the same language to understand a publication.
   Using very complicated or very technical words can be a way to scare away your followers.

4. Treat your blog as a business
   During my trip to SteemFest I was able to converse with some users where they told me that they lived only from what the platform paid for them. This seems very interesting to me because I think it can be done, however, it is the objective that can best be done, is to treat your blog with the greatest seriousness and treat it as if it were your business.
   Steemit = dedication + effort + commitment + knowledge: Success

5. Optimize the titles of your publications
   When we see an article we do it regularly according to the title or at least it is my case. On the internet we only have 4 seconds to capture the attention of a user, so titles are the first thing you should receive attention.