I think one of the biggest factors after onboarding someone is to show them how to use the platform effectively and start rewarding good quality comments and posts early on. Otherwise we are kind of just spinning our wheels or have a revolving door. From the last report I believe over 2,000 new accounts where created? but VERY few actually did anything with those accounts. So it's not really an issue of getting people to sign up it's more of an issue about getting them to stick around.
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That's why community driven marketing is important. When someone joins HIVE because they got introduced by someone who truly believe in HIVE, They will stick around forever.
I'm taking a community leadership role, so others in our community will come forward and we can collectively grow our Hive Network.
Hive needs new fresh investors and partnership and Twitter is our friend.
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