So rather than tweeting about Splinterlands and using the hashtags #splinterlands and #hive, we should be using #gaming #sidehustle #challenge #win
This one of the main reasons I stopped using Hive5 HiveisAlive etc.
First and foremost we need get our fellow Hive owners out of Discord to move to Twitter.
Then we need to make them Tweet more frequently using #HIVE and $HIVE
Then we need to slowly educate them to see the bigger picture
I'd personally even question the utility of tagging #hive on there - if someone finds decent content on Hive over and over again, and sees engagement, they'll get curious and eventually join Hive - if people find their own way there, they're probably more likely to stick around - I think it's just a matter of being patient.
There's also the fact that previous users may well come back, I know you've said that before!
There are billionaires, Angel investors, Venture capitalist, Many different businesses/projects and many different. communities spend time on Twitter.
We lost our STEEM brand. Using #HIVE and $HIVE make people DYOR about hive.
It's like say you're regular News Paper reader and you keep seeing ads talking about Bali all time. Then that makes you w curious about Bali and then you go and do your research and might find it Bali is somewhere you want to visit or not. But you definitely have heard of Bali. It like Network effects and Word of mouth.
Twitter is like Citizen journalism and more people use #HIVE the people know about Hive.