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RE: Steemit Through the Looking Glass: Why are we Here, and What are we Hoping For?

in #steemit7 years ago

My problem has been the reverse - I did quite well with my very first post, and now even the ones that get traction have a slightly disappointing payout in comparison.

I agree though, the key to consistent results is consistent effort.

Write, publish, comment, repeat.

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Not that unusual, I'm afraid. Introductory posts tend to do quite well because there are people and bots that constantly search the #introduceyourself tag. I was pretty blown away when my first post made over $40... and then "reality" set in... to this day, anything over $25 rates as a "wow" result... but I keep plugging away at it.

I actually still haven't done an #introduceyourself post. I suppose I should..

This was my first: https://steemit.com/ripple/@olyup/fck-you-money-the-rise-and-fall-of-xrp

'introduction' posts have historically done well.