Also, it could severely backfire as well. Buying vote to shoot up your posts which aren't written properly could lead to large downvotes.
And the ROI is around 10 - 15% not 47%. Don't spread misinformation.
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Hey Littleboy,
I'm sorry for the misinformation I had been confused on Smartsteem's platform where they give you a range - the range is based on curation rewards though, they pay a fixed 10%. I've found through this post I've had more luck with steembottracker though.
As @littleboy said it: the ROI is most of the time around 10%, even with bid-bots. The only difference is that you can gamify the timing of the vote, while with @smartmarket from Smartsteem the timing is always dynamic, which means you get 10% (or what the current ROI is at the time) however old the post might be.
With that said: creating posts just for the sake of buying votes is not appreciated in the Steem community and will results in flags.
Instead, invest time into writing creative, honest posts/contributions and promote them with a reasonable amount.
Additionally, you can either sell your votes with Smartsteem or delegate to Smartsteem to earn ROI, while the first option gives you the freedom to vote manually as well and not having your Steempower locked.
What do you mean? This is literally every paid post on the platform. None of those would have been created if it wasn't for the sole purpose of buying votes for them.
but how we can calculate the ROI between 10-15 %?
you are right we should build up ourselves with quality content only then we can succeed