I have been following the lovesniper introduction curation posts, commenting, delegating 10 HP to each new user, and occasionally managing to check back and upvote after the curation trail drops off. I also have my list of followed accounts and a favorites feed on PeakD. My biggest problem is burning through my vote power faster than it recharges, even with most posts upvoted at just 50% or 75%.
That's an issue for sure, churning through VP. I only generally reduce mine to 75% and that's over the weekend usually with my #weekend-engagement concept.
But what about your own blog...Do you have any hints and tips for others on how to keep your post-feed relevant, interesting and engaging?
I write what interests me at the moment, write it to the best for my ability, and hope for the best on the outcome. It often means a lot of editing before publishing, and then editing a few times as new thoughts pop into my head or new typos get noticed after it is published. Good blogging takes work.
I think this is how it should be all the time. It will mean better writing, more passion and excitement, and that'll bring better enjoyment.
Again, truly spoken (written). I htink people think it's easy, just a few words on a page, but a lot of effort and attention is required to do it well.