Hello to the steemian community, All your STEEM are belong to us
Hi All,
I'm from from Australia and a colleague introduced me to steem a few days ago. I'm mainly interested in following great cryptocurrency analysts so if you know someone I should follow please let me know.
I've been following posts by @haejin who is fantastic analyst and a great teacher too! Reading one of his posts lead me to his tutorials on learning Elliot wave counting, damn its interesting stuff and really good to get your head around. When you really start to understand it you can make great decisions on when to sell, when to buy and when to hold on to those sweet sweet coins.
In terms of coinage, my investments are currently in Stella Lumens and VIACOIN, expecting them to have some nice returns. Great time to buy in on them both as they are fairly low priced and expected to rise in the coming months.
Really looking forward to all the "steemy" content the community has to offer! Cheers guys (I'll see myself out for that pun).
@haejin Elliot Wave counting tutorials, more tutorials on his Youtube and Dtube
Tutorial 1
https://steemit.com/bitcoin/@haejin/elliott-wave-tutorial-1-by-haejin
Welcome to Steemit! It's got a steep learning curve, but it's worth it in the long run if you keep putting in the time! Just know that it will take quite a while before you start getting attention and followers. The secret to success? Keep posting high quality content regularly, and make sure to search out other people's posts, read them, and give relevant comments.
There are also a lot of really good resources out there for minnows (new users). You should check out the following:
@thesteemengine
@qurator
@originalworks
@steembasicincome
Tagging is extremely important. Always make sure to use all five possible tags, and to keep them relevant. You can always just tag something "blog" or "photography" or something else really general (so long as it's still relevant) to fill the quota if you need to- most of your tags should be established ones, though one or two less used ones are fine.
Posting more than four times a day can reduce your potential rewards, as well as turning off potential users. (I aim for one post per day most of the time.) Consistency is important, though, so you should try to post often.
Always make sure to attach a photo to your posts! You should also have a finished profile: Write a description, add a profile picture and a banner- neither needs to be of you, necessarily, but you should have something- and set a website.
And, again, the biggest thing is just patience. Breakout successes are incredibly rare on Steemit- you've got to find your way there through perseverance and hard work. It takes time, but you'll eventually succeed if you put in the work.
And a word of more personal advice- haejin is a bit of a controversial figure on steemit right now. Without taking sides, I'd advise you avoid getting drawn into the argument while your account value and reputation are still low- there's a lot of powerful downvotes flying around right now.
Please feel free to repost this guide on the posts of other minnows you run into!
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