I wonder how many youtubers do actually wear YouTube labeled hoodies? Or how many Facebook users have a t-shirt with a Facebook logo on it?
Maybe nobody does because they have no reason to advertise the application they're using to distribute their content. DTubers have actually a very good reason to promote not only their own content but the brand itself:
The more people start using the application, the merrier for the overall value of Steem.
Even though nobody will directly pay you for your promotion, in the end you will pay yourself by contributing to the growth of the platform.
That's why I'm planning to wear my new DTube hoodie everywhere (except in the water)! :-)
Have you ordered yours already?
Thus, making some noise will contribute to your own outcome in the end.
Get your gear, use the tag #promo-steem and spread the word! :-)
Love,
Marly -
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