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RE: Introduce yourself: My life as a juggler… ish. (English version)
Hello, Ali / Lilix, and Welcome to Steemit.
That's a great intro form a book fanatic and teacher of literature and Theory of Knowledge (whatever that is). And one who lives in Venezuela.
It all sounds quite interesting, and hopefully, you can pique the interest of many Steemers. As long as you can say something, you'll be listened to and read.
Below are a few basic points of advice re posting on Steemit.
- Longer posts are more lucrative than short posts. If you make a post of 20–30 paragraphs, it's more likely to earn rewards.
- Include some photos, images or graphs, to complement the text.
- Make sure the text and photos are formatted properly, so that your post looks attractive and appealing.
- Be yourself.
- Be interesting and informative.
- Create quality content. Steemit is intended to be a platform of quality content. (You will see many insignificant posts with meager content and no quality. Most of those of posts [called “shitposts” by Steemit whale Stellabelle] will earn few rewards and soon pass into oblivion.)
- Get online and start curating. Read various posts, comment on those posts you find interesting, and upvote those posts. That’s the best way to attract followers.
Hope this helps for now. Good luck, and Full Steem Ahead!
p.s. What's that Greek say ... mean?
Thank you for your welcoming. I really appreciate that you took the time to read my post, I know it was very long! haha All of those tips might help me a lot in the future! so thank you again for that.
P.S: it roughly translate to "Beauty is Harsh" and it has a lot to do with my experience with Philosophy and life in general, I'll write about it soon!
Greets.
Cool. I've never heard that phrase before, and it sure is interesting. Does that imply that harshness can be beautiful??
All the best. Start posting some quality material, and maybe I can offer further insight or advice as you progress. I've learned a lot over my first 6 months here, and I'm glad to share it with those who can benefit from it and who can bring worthwhile material to Steemit.
Just ask, anything and anytime.
One more point. Submitting photos in the various photo contests is a great way to earn a bit of Steem and to attract followers. Here are links to 2 contests.
@photocontests, organized by @juliank
#tepchallenge, organized by @theexplorer
In a way, it could imply that. I will make a post about that later on and develop on that :) Thank you so much for all of your insights, I'm a bit lost here so I truly appreciate it!
It can be a bit much when starting out. But essentially, it's pretty straightforward. Steemit is a blogging community.
So, compose quality (or, high-quality) blog posts, and read / upvote other's blog posts.
Then, progress from there. Do not worry. You will learn.