…is about relationship building, there's a maxim in blogging and in social media marketing: curate resources and help people and you'll quickly succeed.
You got my attention with that astute insight.
Social media marketing could also include other strategies such as gamification (subset of psychological matching and manipulation).
…and why I value my portfolio in BTC, each of these were questions that I got constantly.
I added a link to your blog post above in one my comments.
Note I stopped using the Steemit follow feature, because I need to have my head down in coding, and not reading others. (Head in the sand focus is essential for me to have any chance of achieving any of my goals) But most people are not going to have that problem. I will need to be pinged if someone has something they really think is important for me to read. I do understand the importance of reading others to pick up ideas I would not have thought of. It is a tradeoff. I’ve been very socially interaction on BCT for past few years and now is time for coding.
…because of the leeway offered as well as the audience and ability to put a link in the byline. I also am not in it for the money, I'm in it to help people get into crypto safely. If a mainstream publication is publishing information on crypto, then it will be a taken a lot more seriously. I'm only taken seriously by those already in crypto.
It is all about the size and demographics of the audiences. Which is why I am looking at a different model for onboarding than Steem’s. But I am not quite yet ready to publish that idea.
I also am not in it for the money…
You’re confirming my Knowledge Age theory which I re-summarized in a recent comment.