In my opinion what is missing is some sort of coherent cooperation between parts of Hive ecosystem. Why not include links to other services on the major frontends? Why there are no tutorial with Hive tools (keychain, hive-now, etc.) and community guidelines on the start? People feel lost and this is highly discoureging for new users. We shot our own foot.
On the marketing site I would start with inviting 500-10000 followers content creators from YouTube, people not getting significant reward from centralized social media can use opportunity to diversify source of income. YT blocks comments so I used business offers tab with email address, but it's hard to make it look legit with gmail address... Hive.io email address available for users would help, professionalism in disguise :)
I fully agree on the lack of links and tutorials. If someone joins any of the dapps they should be presented with helpful information and encouraged to try other dapps. The dapp owners should not be selfish in trying to keep users to themselves. Gamers may want to blog and bloggers may want to post videos.
If we bring in some small Youtubers they can be mentored and rewarded to encourage them to bring followers across. I keep saying that an influx of a few thousand people would make a massive difference to Hive.
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