I can't emphasis enough why it's important to focus on the quality of your content instead of the quantity of your posts on Steemit and other social media platforms.
I miss a few days of posting here on Steemit now and again, but that doesn't mean I have abandoned the platform. It simply means that I am spending time educating myself on topics of interests so that I can provide something I consider quality to the platform.
I'm not a spammer so you won't see tons of follow me, I follow back posts on the Steemit blockchain - knowing that all content uploaded to the Steemit platform kind of helps me to remember to not post comments that are redundant on other people's posts. It should also be a great reminder for you! I see so many people doing this, forgetting this important aspect in their social exchanges here.
What do I consider quality? I want to read and provide material that I would enjoy myself elsewhere, not some run of the mill content that everyone else has already posted on a million times online.
Success doesn't happen overnight! Never have I seen the reason to rush my success, where I see others who feel pressured to churn out content every day. I am not about to waste my time or the readers time by posting content that I do not firmly agree with, find interesting enough to share, or enjoy. I do not see the point in posting a blog every day if I do not have something interesting to share with you.
I made this post for those of you who have approached me with the question, "Where have you been?" For those of you have thought to "educate" me on how to do Steemit "right." I understand you might have the best of intentions, but in all honesty, do what works best for you! Not everyone is going to utilize the site the same way, nor should they. If posting content every day is feasible for you, then by all means do so.
I do not have years of content to add to the platform, so whenever I write a blog, the material is fresh and not lifted from my Facebook account or from websites I've written from in the past. I may have shared one article I wrote a while back but that's basically all for past content from me.
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