Haha, just followed so I didn't know you did this daily. That's even better. I think, although making it weekly would give your recommendations more value based on supply and demand alone.
I will definitely look into this. Thank you.
Also should the posts be called volume, episode, or what do you suggest.
What I mean is should it be
#sapos Volume 1?
#sapos episode 1?
Or something entirely different?
What do you think?
Depending on if you're doing it weekly or daily, you could go different ways with it. Weekly I would go with volume, as it makes me think more of books and longer form content. Daily I might stick with episode as it's more like a short tv show.
You could also toy with your quality vs. quantity by adding less people to the post, but giving more information about that person. Instead of just a short blurb on ten people, you could do a 250 word write up on 3-5, talking about what posts you loved, what their area of expertise is, who they are. You could even take this a step further and do a quick interview with each candidate. REally make me feel why they're amazing. I do get the feeling (from my short time here) that steemit is a quality>quantity kind of place.
I'm spit balling here, but if you wanted to do a daily you could set each day to be a specific type of steemer. Like, Monday you look at life bloggers, tuesday is about artists, wed is best meta discussions.
I think you're right in focusing minnows though. This sites greatest weakness is it's inability to retain new users because the wealth is aggregated in the hands of a few - most of whom don't vote. I think a good chunk of change will be made by steemers who aggregate steemers.
Just some ideas for you. Try and come up with some better ones, I'd be happy to discuss this more with you :)
So I spent the last hour reading this over and over again. There are some wonderful thoughts here. I appreciate you taking time out to write this. I'll definitely keep you updated.
Thank you!
Hey! Thanks for the follow and upvote!!!
Do you mean I should do a weekly roundup of the daily posts? Or just make the posts weekly instead of daily?
Haha, just followed so I didn't know you did this daily. That's even better. I think, although making it weekly would give your recommendations more value based on supply and demand alone.
I will definitely look into this. Thank you.
Also should the posts be called volume, episode, or what do you suggest.
What I mean is should it be
#sapos Volume 1?
#sapos episode 1?
Or something entirely different?
What do you think?
Depending on if you're doing it weekly or daily, you could go different ways with it. Weekly I would go with volume, as it makes me think more of books and longer form content. Daily I might stick with episode as it's more like a short tv show.
You could also toy with your quality vs. quantity by adding less people to the post, but giving more information about that person. Instead of just a short blurb on ten people, you could do a 250 word write up on 3-5, talking about what posts you loved, what their area of expertise is, who they are. You could even take this a step further and do a quick interview with each candidate. REally make me feel why they're amazing. I do get the feeling (from my short time here) that steemit is a quality>quantity kind of place.
I'm spit balling here, but if you wanted to do a daily you could set each day to be a specific type of steemer. Like, Monday you look at life bloggers, tuesday is about artists, wed is best meta discussions.
I think you're right in focusing minnows though. This sites greatest weakness is it's inability to retain new users because the wealth is aggregated in the hands of a few - most of whom don't vote. I think a good chunk of change will be made by steemers who aggregate steemers.
Just some ideas for you. Try and come up with some better ones, I'd be happy to discuss this more with you :)
So I spent the last hour reading this over and over again. There are some wonderful thoughts here. I appreciate you taking time out to write this. I'll definitely keep you updated.
Thank you!