Yep, they are extremely focus, and very pro-active rather than re-active... they at least understand that they are offering a service... they even went as far as dropping fees even before it becomes an issue... they are very engage with the audience
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The no fees I am particularly excited about. It gives them a fighting chance against the likes of Steem
Steem is great, they have everything to take this thing by force, their wallet in itself is a cryptocurrency by itself... what all these cryptocurrency are offering, Steem offers for no fees added to the fact that you can access your wallet anywhere in the world, no need for an app or download or any of the sort... my problem here, they are not proactive, its great to have an excellent product but you also need a PR and marketing team that can take the market by force... they have so much ammunition but they aren't pulling the trigger... so much can be done and the price can be at 50 dollars by the end of the week... by just offering interest on SBD and Steem, buying back excess steem on the market and gradually reinvesting it back into the internal market, exploring Steem/USD and direct purchase with debit/ credit card, partnering with merchants, doing promotional tours... the list is enless... they can even take a one off fee, man so much...
Absolutely agree, besides a few outspoken Steem advocates on Youtube like @trevonjb @jerrybanfield (and to a lesser extent @jeffberwick who mentions it a couple times but doesn't focus exclusively on it), there isn't really that much promotion of Steem on external channels.
This brings up the question though, right now if thousands of new users were signing up every day and it blew up, wouldn't that dilute the amount of Steem we all can get here and therefore hurt it in the long run? The Steemit team may certainly be able to adapt to this later down the road, but from what I understand seems that's the way things are now.. correct me if I'm wrong though.
PS - Just followed you!