Nice one J. Great effort. I liked that you covered different aspects and kept it interesting. For me what keeps me here is community and engagement and the challenge to stretch and extend my writing and learn and grow. I think the drawcard for people coming to Hive will end up being the money though as it's usually only when I speak of financial reward to people that I really get their attention. But still...they don't end up biting. To attract new users I think we have to demystify Hive from the outset for folks because "blockchain and crypto" all seem too foreign, scary, risky, and complex to most people and it unnecessarily puts people off. But Hive is such a great community of supportive people that even when faced with daunting challenges, we seem to be able to work our way through them with each other. I guess in the end what everyone needs to realise is that different forms of marketing will appeal to different people, but people are different so we can't apply a one-size fits all approach if we want to attract diversity. So long story short, I think your video definitely should have a place at the table :-) Once people are here, then hopefully they will also appreciate all the other wonderful things that Hive has to offer. !PIZZA !LUV
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Thanks for the kind words, Sam! Yes, I agree with you, for most people it's kind of 'come for the money, stay for the community.'
I've done my best to demystify Hive with my Hive Mega-Guide , and I've made gorgeously simplified landing pages that would appeal to the masses, if anyone bothered to implement them.
Either way, so glad you feel my video has a place, thanks for the insights, pizza, and luv, wishing you a great day! 🙏