Yes, there is definitely a strategy to Steemit. What's funny is that it's a very similar strategy to grow your Steemit following as it is for YouTube, and then again, my channel is growing at snail's pace. Whereas on Steemit, not even a year, almost 1K followers, a nice pace that isn't too quick, not too slow, just right for me. Although, I have a theory that YouTube doesn't like niche content. But I will not fall into the trap of talking about gossip and stuff like that. Those who find my channel, stay.
I can definitely attest that the strategy for growing a Steemit following works. Some days I post a lot and make a lot, other times I make more by posting less often. I'm still trying to find the best times to post, but commenting and sharing with others on each other's posts is very important to meeting new people and making new Steemit friends :)
Yep strategy ( content quality, consistency, and giving out ) is a key 🔑
I love the little key you added ;)
You are right, @binkyprod. It is all about strategy and finding ways to help others. Thank you for your comment.
Well thanks for the tips. It's good to hear these friendly reminders that allow us to check ourselves, if we're keeping up with our goals in a strategic manner and to know that we're doing what we need to even if it does take some time sometimes.
Only the things that sell, work on youtube. Youtube is owned by google and google is a search engine. If you make content that is searched by people then you can easily get successful on youtube.
It took me two years to achieve the same amount of success on youtube , i achieved here on steemit in 2 months. Yes, in that matter steemit is fast.
Yeah, I hear you. I do what is in alignment with me, not what people are necessarily searching for. I know however that there are other people who make videos about theories and analysis about for example Dragon Age and who have lots of subscribers. So there must be a way for me to find those people and bring them to my channel too, those viewers.