If you've been reading my posts here on 
One of the best ways to do just that, is to curate! When I say curate, I don't just mean upvote and resteem, as the term is mostly used here. Curation, across the web, is the practice of finding and sharing great content that sheds light on a topic, explores something deeper, or simply adds to the conversation.
So, why reinvent the wheel 7 days a week? In light of that, I've decided that Sundays content will be a roundup of what I've shared on
Last Saturday, I shared a small tips challenge! I'll be sharing more about these soon, but for now, go here and dig into the comments to get some great new ideas to make steemit easier!
When I played Little League Baseball, I remember the frustration, when halfway through my first season, I hit an infield homerun, but was still tagged out for not quite touching third base. It's the same on Steemit, if you don't do all the work, you'll likely come up short. Here are some suggestions on developing work flow.
Another attempt at tip sharing. I'll be working on a formula for this, until I find the one that gets the best attention. But, for now, check out the tips in the comments.
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Here are the tips you need to get a headstart! If you're new, you've got to read this before you do anything else. From tools to use, to ways to post, this article series will get you out of the starting gate with a big bang.
Voting power is a big part of the bandwidth usage puzzle. Being able to set the percentage of power you use with each vote is a great tool in making your bandwidth go as far as possible. Here's a way you can do it, even with a brand new account!
Delegation is a powerful way to make allies, earn a good return on your investment, and help fledgling new accounts. But, many of the methods are complicated, require joining alliances, etc. Here's any easy way to get it do it!
