I see, so people who like something even after its being rendered obsolete by the system may also be interested and send tips, yeah that makes sense, although if you see the logic here, balance-wise it feels like the system favors more established people who have a large following to sustain a weekly payout more than smaller ones, the scalability is possible but feels more paywalled, I hope to see the system thrive so I consider this a temporary thing for now that could be looked upon in the future to make it more convenient for everyone.
Especially rewarding people who take time and effort to make large yet quality occasional posts (weekly posters for example who are ready to put all the time and energy for a HQuality weekly post people may look forward to in the future and may add overall value to the platform).
Sorry for the determined post replies but I may be a bit emotional after the steemit platform, it was something me and my colleagues looked forward to and it did not work out (which made us look with skepticism upon Hive as just a clone that tries to capitalize at first).
Of course I see it differently now but yeah :D
Best Regards!
Don't worry-- many people here feel the same way, even among the veterans who crossed over in 2020.
For those who have large followings, they will always have the advantage-- and that's OK! They earned their followings the old fashioned way, one at a time. They also have the advantage of time since many of their followers also made the exodus from Steem to be here.
They could just focus on their own large followings and that would be enough for them. But the fun comes when new Hivers reach a point where we ourselves get larger followings than what we had a month ago or a year ago.
Instead of focusing on the earnings we get from what we did, we focus on earnings we get from what we will do. This means we market ourselves to the rest of Hive. And that means we focus on engagement. If we do engagement right, the numbers will take care of themselves. This way, when a new post (with it's own 7-day window) is published, more eyeballs are on it than previously, and more upvotes are given freely to it. Each of us has a different amount of voting power, which is why many upvotes are just a few cents while some upvotes are measured in whole units of HIVE or even USD.
At the moment I can't do it, but I can provide you a few links to posts I've read recently which are making a difference for me. It's not like my earnings are mooning from the advice, but I am noticing a change in my own numbers, and that will help me later if I continue.
Yeah, Please do share, I am interested :)
Also interested to find where I should post my topics since there are only few communities for related topics.
I want to make a difference, in the healthy way so I hope it will provide the value for people that can be worth their time ^^
Technically, there are over 10,000 communities. Some have more members than others. Among those, some are more active than others. This is the case whether it's a pure community or a tribe with its own front-end and Layer 2 token on Hive Engine. Even with these "filters," that still leaves a couple of hundred communities or tribes.
The LeoFinance community is one of the largest and most active on Hive, and the Leos here tend to be very responsive. The theme here is "cryptocurrency and finance," but it's not simply the obvious topics under this umbrella. If you can intersect your main interest with the umbrella interest, it qualifies for inclusion in LeoFinance. There's even room for an intersection post on spirituality and finance, or spirituality and crypto: We tend to forget that we should be masters of money rather than slaves to it, so it's good to be reminded of that occasionally.
Even if you can't find a topic to write here, there are communities with both membership and activity levels you can visit. If you're not sure of something, feel free to ask and we can point you in the right direction.
Yeah I know, also the issue with a communities and Blockchain can be the immutability of the system, if something is not very active, the very name that comes with the community is "dead" forever inside the network, plus the 7+ day old posts bring a little obsolete and keeping people away room voting. In my opinion they are systems to be looked upon.
Regarding finding topics and communities, me and my partner took hours to find where to post our content, we ended up posting on tags only or something.
I'm personally making open-minded skepticism content, life coaching and mindset related.
Experience with NLP as well.They wanted to do a spiritual new moon tarot reading, they put all their energy into it, lots of time and such. Hmm. @golt
These topics usually exist on other platforms and perhaps not here as much, personally I will keep making content because it's fun for me to write about my interests and ideas I get, I was just looking into a system worth investing my time on.
(remembering the Steemit days of no engagement hahaha)
UPDATE --
I'm sorry for the delay. These are posts (plus a comment) I reblooged in recent days because I thought they were useful enough to help me improve in how I go about engagement:
After leaving this reply, I will reblog it for tuture reference.
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Even if LeoFinance turns out not to be the place no matter how hard you try to find an intersection between it and your topic, there must be a place where your content is welcome. For now, feel free to post it at general topic communities such as Proof of Brain @ https://proofofbrain.blog. As for finding a more suitable community, I can't help you there, but the best person who comes to mind is fellow Leo @metzli; she may be able to offer a strategy which let's you post something at LeoFinance while you post your preferred content at a different community.