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RE: 13 tips for those in Steem for the Long Haul.

in #steemit6 years ago (edited)

It's a good checklist of things for a decent steemit experience. Networking, commenting and being part of communities is really critical for success. Self voting I guess is a personal issue, I try not to, but I have no problem with people who vote on their own posts. Voting on your own comments I'm not so keen on though...

Diversifying your Steem income is also a good tip. Steemcleaners is great for an extra little bit on the side when you can't think of something to write, and passive income from delegation is a nice steady drip. If course, supporting communities with Delegations is a more long term investment into the general health of the system.

My five tips (for what they are worth)

  1. Try to get in the habit of posting once a day.
  2. Try different types of posting if you are short on ideas (like ulog).
  3. Join communities and support others, it does come back to you!
  4. Stay clear of flag wars... Small accounts get hammered, and it just isn't worth it.
  5. If you have a bit of fiat to invest, then do it. Like you said, it is a snowball effect!