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RE: What is a good post on Hive?

in LeoFinance2 years ago

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Good post, bro.

In my opinion getting engagement on the posts is harder than getting upvotes. Some of my splinterlands battle posts get rewards of about 20 dollars. But they only get comments from bdvoter.cur and splinterlands curators.

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Splinterlands is tough imo, because people engage with it, sure, but the stuff to engage is too niche for the average reader, sometimes even an average connection.

Lately, I’ve found a groove by commenting on films, which again, some people may not have seen, but in the case some do, they can chime in with their perspectives, opinions.

I’m reflecting now that when I used to only share pictures (I take pictures regularly), the images alone had no weight because I hardly gave them context. It’d be like if you browsed Google for stock imagery, they bear no connection to you.

In that respect, authors have an opportunity to tie the significance of their “imagery” to their words.

I like that view much more and create according to the story I can weave overall, not just to one detail like my pictures.

because people engage with it, sure, but the stuff to engage is too niche for the average reader,

Yep, but it depends on follower. For example, some of the people who read my splinterlands stuff, don't read my other content at all :D

I’m reflecting now that when I used to only share pictures (I take pictures regularly), the images alone had no weight because I hardly gave them context. It’d be like if you browsed Google for stock imagery, they bear no connection to you.

Precisely. It isn't like you don't put effort into your photography, but it doesn't make an impact on the community without context, without you giving it a personality.

Splinterlands is tough imo, because people engage with it, sure, but the stuff to engage is too niche for the average reader, sometimes even an average connection.

In the past I did some splinterlands artwork. If I remember right they got more comments than battle posts.

Lately, I’ve found a groove by commenting on films

I also did some posts about tv shows and anime. They also received more comments.

I’m reflecting now that when I used to only share pictures (I take pictures regularly)

In the past sometimes I only posted pictures of my dog.

In my opinion getting engagement on the posts is harder than getting upvotes.

Absolutely!! People don't seem to recognize this.

But they only get comments from bdvoter.cur and splinterlands curators.

Yes. So, to add value to the community of humans, it needs to be read by humans, engaged with by them. This is a sign that the Splinterlands community in terms of relationships need work, but many of the community are only interested in building their ROI, not the community.