Hive Tips: So How Do You Succeed On Hive?

in OCD4 years ago (edited)

Dear Hivers,

As soon as I joined Hive, I immediately asked a lot of questions.

One of them was:

What is the secret to success on Hive?

Why did I ask this question? There are several simple reasons.

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  • First, we have members who have been around for 3-4 years. They are the heroes who have stayed longer than most.

  • Second, why not learn from them?

Because these heroes — these members — have invested hundreds and thousands of hours contributing and supporting the platform. They know what most don't.

And it really boils down to some simple secrets worth knowing. You pick them up. Remember them. And implement them the next time.

Both old and new users can glance through these secrets to draw inspiration and continue their journey on Hive.

So what’s the secret to success?

Let's explore through @derangedvisions @klye @pfunk and @roelandp.

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#1: Patience.

People expect to be successful on Hive in a few days or weeks. It has taken years to get where I am. I have also invested thousands of dollars and countless hours of time into the blockchain and community.

#2: You have to build your audience

Most people log in, write their post, self-vote and then vote for a few of their friends and then log off. There is a whole lot more that goes on behind the scenes.

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#1 Make great content

Ultimately it boils down to honing your skills to make great content.

And secret to great content depends on who it is intended for. The concept of great is quite subjective at the end of the day and what is great content for one person might be viewed as trash by another.

#2: Enjoy making great content

What it also boils down to is make content that you enjoy making and if other people just happen to like it and upvote you for a bit of profit, even better.

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#1 Write thoughtful comments

I don't know if it's a road to success but it probably wouldn't hurt: Write thoughtful comments — as if you are talking directly to the person.

#2: Build relationship

A comment that responds to the post and poster and builds a relationship is the key. Something that shows you are interested in the topic and have something to add or say to the person is crucial to build a good relationship.

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Secret to success is:

  • Be authentic.
  • Join the conversation.
  • Be open.
  • Listen and find your niche.

So there you have it...

A simple and easy way to know what it really takes to succeed on a platform like Hive.

To me, these are not merely suggestions and advices.These are brutal truth.

Each one of them holds the key to success — in and outside of Hive. If you think about it... and summarise:

  • You have to walk with patience
  • You have to know your audience
  • You have to make great content
  • You have to write thoughtful comments
  • You have to join the conversation
  • You have to be open
  • You have to listen and find your niche
  • You have to be authentic

You can see it, right? It is refreshing to go through them. Pick what you can. Think about it. And implement it the next time.

And with this, I hope you find these key principles useful. They are applicable everywhere. Even in our lives.

What do you think? What is the key to success on Hive? Do you engage often? Or do you read more? Whatever it is, let me know through the comment section below!

Cheers,
Sid


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I want to add a little bit to this.

Key to success to hive—read @sidwrites posts daily.

Haha! Epic.

Always appreciate your ongoing support.

hehe @looftee, I agree he makes great posts.

Yepp, I have learned quite a lot from him.

These are some great tips for people. Hopefully they will see them and consider heeding the advice when they are starting their journey here.

I feel like everything comes down to being patient.

Well got it....thanks.

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Well written here methinks!

Thank you! Always appreciate your support.

As for me, key to be successful is to "enrich" something in the ecosystem. As long as we seek for +1, we will have an authentic platform with real audience :)
Thanks for your nice post 🤓

Beautifully said. Enriching the platform in our own way adds flavor!

The advise I got from my friend that introduced me to that other blockchain was:
Start and whatever happens don't stop.
It serves me well when I first started and I did not stop for one and a half year and then I stopped.
She followed her own advice and persevere through the hard times.
To be a part of a community helps. People get to know you and your stuff. But in order for that to happen you must engage.
Thank you for post. Good advice.

Thanks for the honourable mentions.

Cheers for sharing, this is pretty spot on! There's a lot of great tips for those just starting out, and it also highlights some of the mistakes that I made when I got onto the Steem bandwagon nearly a year ago. Everything takes effort, patience, engagement, and a bit of luck to boot! Make great content yourself, and support others along the way :-)