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RE: To Steem Or Not To Steem?

in #steemit7 years ago (edited)

Hey man, I was thinking about this today after I finally hit 500 followers. The thing is, it feels like I am having less... like A LOT less. I spent a good amount of time creating my posts, and I am only getting a handful of upvotes and comments from people that follow me. I don't know - either my posts suck big time, or there are not enough consumers of content on Steem.

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We all have our sucky posts, it's inevitable, but we all know that is not the real reason you don't get the engagement you should have. I can understand why so many people use pay-for-vote bots, but this doesn't really solve the problem. The new authors that make it big already have a following from other social media, and they bring more organic traffic to the platform than any other. If Steemit had a few celebs, the authors VS readers radio will be better than the current situation.
At this point, ​quality is not driving the platform, but greed is.
The sooner you get in the game the better chances you have to make just a little more than a handful​ of votes. Sad but true.