There is no doubt that blogs are the "it" thing today in the online world. Wherever you surf, blogs are sprouting everywhere like mushrooms, Now we have steemit... To Answer our main question "How to be successful on steemit. two simple sub questions need to be proposed and answered:

What do you do on steemit (in order to understand the meaning of "being successful on steemit")
Whats perceived as a successful user (Answering the first question should lead to the seconds questions solution)

What do you do on steemit

Simple, you blog , and interact with user submitted content.

Whats perceived as a successful blogger

A blogger who attracts interactions through users who where engaged by the content submitted

In this post (part 1) we will focus on how to be successful in-terms of a blogger, to be more precise i will give you a few ideas on what you could write about in your next post:

15 Ideas for your next steemit post

• What are some of the common questions that people ask when they email you?
• What is your favorite piece of industry news that you’ve come across recently?
• Is there something that has frustrated you recently? Talk about it.
• If someone was about to start in your field, what are the top things they should know?
• Create a list of the top 10 things you wish you knew when you started.
• Are there any funny posts or videos you found lately that you can share?
• Have you read any Twitter posts lately that you feel deserves a longer response?
• Give speech notes from a recent presentation you gave.
• If you recently hired someone, what questions helped you the most in making your decision?
• Have you figured out a way to save a few hours a week?
• What type of work do you try to accomplish while traveling on a airplane?
• What would you recommend your customers do in the first few weeks?
• What products or services can you compare and contrast?
• Is there a new product you can review?
• Is there an industry leader or influencer you can interview?
• Write an open letter to someone or a company.

To be continued. . .