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RE: 5 Reasons Your Content Isn't Earning the $teem You Want it To!
I'm glad you wrote this post. My son who's a very successful internet marketer just told me the same things. I'm a writer and more interested in the artistic side of things but some of my steemit friends have shamelessly exploited click-bait to the point where it makes me blush. The whales keep saying they want original, quality content but judging by what gets rewarded I seriously doubt that. Thanks for the timely reminder. Up-voted & followed :)
Well, they made the mistake last summer of playing sheriff too much and the place emptied out pretty quick, so they seem like they are not interfering much at all, which is good.
well, the thirty days of no rewards after the last hardfork almost did me in - they say they want to attract Twitter acc'ts in the 'thousands' LOL!! I have over 54, 000 real followers on Twitter and they have never 'attracted' me with rewards
Well, I guess I missed that, but I read about it. Seems they were evening out the flow a bit. Sounds like a good plan. A high tide raises all ships, new investors means higher prices, means steem goes up, value of daily payouts will be back where they were last summer and higher and there will be plenty for all of us. I don't care about being a big fish, just want to get back to $400 a day.
ha ha...I wish. But I think for you it's possible especially considering you're established with a good follower base. I'm glad I discovered you and look forward to reading more of your posts.
When I started, most of the whales that exist were already here and I started from zero just like everyone else. I don't have any following in comparison to many, but it's started growing again and soon I'll be back on track because I'm consistent. As the price of steem rises, the $2 post will be worth $4, then $10 and so on. So, while the top posts may end up at $10k each like last summer, there will be hundreds of multiple hundred dollar posts each and every day. It's not that hard to compete in that environment and come out a winner.