Why you are still struggling to make an impact on Steemit? Read to know.

Every Steemian's dream is to make it to the top here on Steemit, and earn big, undoubtedly. But many of us still craves for attention, as our posts get very little exposure. Do we have what it takes? Can we make it to the top of the ladder?

Ofcourse, we all have read somewhere that to be successful on steemit, we need to create quality content, include images and videos and to be original. While it may be true, it is as obvious as saying that you can't drink a food, you can only drink a drink. (Get it?)

Am sure many of us are very creative and original, and yet our posts suffer from a lack of attention from the top users. So how do we proceed?

I quote from a friend:

The fact is, It is now not really about the layout of the content material as much as it is the quality it provides people. If "high-end pictures" is the important thing, Then how is it that low-finances meme-factory Instagram pages have 3 million fans? If video is the important thing, How come there are YouTube channels with content being published weekly that slightly scratch 1,000 subscribers?

Too often, manufacturers (and people) assume the moves themselves determine success. And while there is certainly some thing to be stated for right conduct--posting each day, together with photos, etc; Those things guarantee nothing. Just because you're posting on Facebook each day doesn't mean you are sharing some thing of quality. Just because you are putting photos on Instagram does not imply they are any good.

So here are some points to consider:

1)You have similar contents with somebody.

While it may appeal to copy a successful, here on Steemit it is better to stand out, and be apart. This would render your blog more interesting rather than one of a copycat.

2)You don't define your objectives, and you don't convey any real message.

Posting is the key to succeed on Steemit obviously, but what to post remains the undisputed! Be sure to keep posting related content, and to not post any random quote, or pictures.

3)You don't collaborate.

We, on Steemit, live like a family and in order to attract attention from other bloggers, you need to dig a little big and start following other people, and reading their posts, and giving them upvotes. What you give, is what you will get back.

4)You keep creating the exact content everyday.

Every single day, you ought to be looking to create content that was higher than what you shared yesterday. That's what people comply with: The progression. They want to develop with you. They want to see you enhance. They want to realize they're following a person or some thing that is headed onto the "right path."