I began writing posts on Steemit in Mid-August and ever since then, I’ve noticed that there is a lot of great, high-quality content floating around Steemit that has gone unnoticed. People get frustrated

The other day, I was doing a ton of research trying to figure out how I can optimize the chances of getting certain factors to play out in my favor on Steemit. One of those factors was posting time. (Scroll

Imagine this: You’re up late at night casually scrolling through your Steemit feed. You slowly scroll past 20 posts. Until you see come across THE ONE. She has the headline of an angel. The featured image

95% is not a made up number. The overwhelming majority of blogs end up failing. Most of the time they end up failing because they don’t build up a solid foundation when they first start. This is especially

What’s the point of creating amazing content if nobody sees it? Well, I’m going to let you in on a little secret… many “traffic techniques” are not very effective. In fact, they may just be a waste of

Do you ever wonder why Buzzfeed’s headlines are so addicting? 8 out of 10 people will read your headline but only 2 out of 10 will read your content. Why is that? To answer these questions, I’ve spent

Note: This technique no longer works. Sorry. I'd rather let you know now than mislead you later. If you're a Steemit tool developer, please consider creating a share button tool if it's possible. Thanks

SteemRocket launches in 3... 2... 1… My name is Nathan. Owner of the SteemRocket blog.  What is SteemRocket? SteemRocket is a resource to help average Steemit users get ahead in the Steemit community.