Hi Steemians! As you know, we have been working on engagement on our blog, as well as rewarding the engagement on our blog. Each week we count comments and see which readers comment, and how many comments, and reward those people with nice, juicy upboats. We are excited to share that our busiest post had twelve original, non-bot, non-spam comments, and look forward to having this number rise next week.

Team work really does make the dreamwork 🎉

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This week we'd like to announce that we are looking for writers in the following fields: #technology, #crypto, #finance and #sports.

If you know a lot about any of these topics, please feel free to get in touch with us via our Discord Server

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Each Wednesday we will be announcing our Writer of the Week, and our Reader of the Week, who will each be rewarded with an ADSactly upvote to thank them for their interaction.

For Writer of the Week, we will reward our writer who received the most amount of non-bot comments on their post published through our ADSactly blog.

For Reader of the Week, we will reward the Steemit user who made the most comments on our blog articles - these comments will not be considered if they are spun or spammy, and will only go to an organic user.

Our Writer of the Week this week is @samminator 🎉, who is from Nigeria. His post ADSactly History : History Of Northern Nigeria [Part 6] - Tiv In The Pre-colonial Era received TWELVE non-bot comments. Well done, Sam 💥, you continue to amaze us with your dedication to sharing your incredible knowledge

^{Popular ancient Tiv mask representing their national white-and-black attire. Image from Wikimedia Commons. Author: Wilses. CC BY-SA 4.0 Licensed. Public Domain Licensed}

Our Reader of the Week this week is @josemalavem 🎉, with a total of THIRTEEN comments on our blog in the past week. That means he commented on every, single, except for one, article that we posted. Well Done! You take the crown from our friend @hlezama

Jose is an actual professor of literature, and his in-depth articles on literature are extremely well researched and extensively detailed. If you'd like to support his personal work, his latest poem is here

^Source

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We also wanted to thank @owasco, @nancybriti, @shinersfamily and @chireerocks for being so supportive 🎉 with their comments. You have all been given small votes from our account as a token of appreciation

Step up your game and you could beat Jose next week 😂.

We would love it if you could support both @samminator and @josemalavem as they have really contributed to making the Steemisphere a better place this week

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Click the coin below to join our Discord Server

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We would greatly appreciate your witness vote

To vote for @adsactly-witness please click the link above, then find "adsactly-witness" and click the upvote arrow or scroll to the bottom and type "adsactly-witness" in the box

Thank You

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