I've been creating content on the blockchain since December of 2017. That's almost 5 years of showing up, pretty much every day and creating some kind of content for the community to consume.
I've stied to stick to a consistent schedule, where my readers and followers can expect certain 'types' of content every day I press publish.
What do I mean?
My schedule looks like this....
Sundays - I do my SportsNerd show that I've been co-hosting with a fellow 'nerds' for over a decade now.
Mondays - CryptoMondays on 
Tuesdays - The CryptoManiacs podcast with 
Wednesdays - I follow along with the 'theme' on Mondays. But if I don't have a theme for that week, I dig into my stash of topics and talk about the blockchain or entrepreneurship!
Thursdays - More writing, which I really enjoy! If no theme is set for the week, I'll freestyle it and come up with a topic I think brings value again to the chain.
Fridays - The CryptoManiacs Q&A session. Each week we ask for your questions on 
Saturdays - The end of the week and it lets me review #MyHiveGoals and document my journey on the blockchain.
Here's a few trends I've noticed over the past year or so, as I've kept this schedule....
I love doing my sports show on Sundays, but this most definitely gets the least engagement on chain. Maybe I haven't tapped into the sports community enough on Hive, but for reasons I have yet to figure out...Most people on Hive don't seem to be a fan of NFL football lol
The days I do my writing (Mondays, Wednesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays) seem to attract the most engagement. I get decent upvotes but more importantly, the comments seem to flood in. I know people hate to hear this, but Hive still has a big 'blogging' brand and it's obvious to me from the engagement I get on the days I write content.
The live streams / podcasts for CryptoManiacs gets decent views on 3speak. If I have a well known guest and the upvotes come in, the views obviously go up. But generally the most traffic I get is from the replays on Spotify and Apple podcasts! Even though it's considered web2, the engagement in the form of replays is quite a bit more than what I get on Hive.
Why am I bringing this up?
Mostly...To document my journey! It might bring up some good conversations about different apps on Hive and which seem to bring the most engagement. But by monitoring the trends I'm seeing, I can tell where I need to put in the work to provide better content for the community!
