@lestatisticien - no problems, I hope you might be able to get a few more assistants too. I think a good place to look would be @steemgigs if you want this type of service and paid for using SBD. Reach out to @artaddict on Discord and she'll help you out as well.
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Thanks @plushzilla. I will follow up all your leads. I am now at the end of checking for help inside Steemit (except for your leads).
One distressing discovery: make sure your first tag fits into an already established tag class; because that is the only way to stop your item from disappearing within 1/2 hour of your post.
I figured that out only for the last trial of my advert. I got it into "Writing" 4 hours ago and it is now in position 8 (not bad); but it is absolutely clear that a flood of stuff coming into Writing will also make it disappear fast.
So you have to manage your post as if it is a TV advertisement!
Here's what's really worrying. A person hoping to help grow a professional reputation (or even a reputation as an expert on topic X) via what he/she posts here at Steemit gets a degree of exposure that makes the content production cost totally unjustifiable despite the SBD payout (the latter usually being ridiculously low anyway).
This is not a disaster, however, if you focus on the idea that Steemit isfor social encounters and exchanges, or for professional chats where nobody expects what is said to be preserved and properly classified for easy future access.
I know, it's preserved on the block chain; but if you do not now it's there and no one brings it to your attention, do not hold your breath on the issue of your colleagues seeing your work unless they are logged in within 30 minutes after you post it!
I know, there is Google search (DuckDuckGo is just as good for finding obscurestuff BTW, as long as the keyword phrase is simple); but here you have to pray your item will show up n the 1st 5 screens!
Cheers!