Hey, thanks for the reply. I will check out @Steevc. I was very active in 2017 on steemit and after that platform went down the toilet, I was surprised to find out about Hive, thriving quietly in the background.
A marketing campaign sounds good. I think Hive is missing something similar to Jerry Banfields activities during Steemit peak, he was all over Twitter, Facebook, YouTube, paid ads non-paid videos etc promoting it and it just exploded. It also worked out nicely for him, however I'm not sure if he got his steem power out in time for the crash (be aware of that if you have a decent amount), I got badly stung in 2018. There are but a few not great videos about the platform right now on the centralised web.
Hi. I've added you to my list of Brits that will get updated next month. I am up in Edinburgh now and again as I have family in Morningside.
I agree we need marketing. That either needs funds or someone with a big audience on other platforms. There may be some of the latter, but I don't know how much they talk about Hive. I met Jerry at Steemfest 2. Bit of a strange guy and he's not posting now, but his account does vote.
I got completely out of Steem after they censored my account for criticising the actions of Steemit.
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You have some Blurt. I sold mine as there's not much going on there.
There's a Brits channel on Discord where you can find some people. Maybe there will be enough Scots for a meetup when that's possible. If I'm up your way we can perhaps arrange something. If there are any events I'll include them on my Brits posts, but I can't see anything happening for a few months yet.
The lack of engagement is an issue. So many people just do auto-votes to earn something. All I can suggest is to talk to people who share your interests. Maybe find an appropriate community. I know most people appreciate getting comments. Good luck.
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