As I was thinking of relevant tags to use in my previous post, I found myself looking at the complete tag list.
What I liked about this list is that there are figures attached (number of posts, comments, and payouts). Of course that doesn't mean it would be wise to just go where a lot of the Steemit community goes to share their posts or the places where the large payouts are.
I've decided I'm going to focus on using tags that have relatively high quality posts. How to decide though?
After a bit of a think I've come up with the figure: At least 30% quality content. :)
What do I mean by quality content? (You can head over to see the links I've shared on my Twitter feed to get an idea)
So far:
That doesn't mean you'll not get spammy sort of stuff. It just means that it would be easier to clean that tag (by muting accounts who you think wouldn't contribute value to your Steemit experience) compared to if you were just to try to clean up all the posts you see!
Whenever I got stuck during a development of a written piece once place I turn to is Fast Company for structure and headings.
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I look forward to reading your own favourite Steemit tags from as a reply below or as a link to your post (whether or not it is on Steemit)! If your not yet on Steemit, you can send me a tweet too! More Feedback is welcome here.
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