As the world is acknowledging the power and utilities of steem blockchain so are the Indians.
Every day since the payout of my first well-upvoted post I have been informing and encouraging at least one person to join steemit for financial independence, to say the least.
BUT the only question they ask after being awestruck that a social networking platform pay's its userbase, is what should I post? How frequently should I post? How can i be original in my content every day for 365 days? Should I invest in steem to be able to generate more $$$?
I didn't know how to answer that effectively since I am an amateur steemitian myself.
On 9th February 2018 @firepower announced the Delhi steemit meet and greet for 11th February and I was waiting very eagerly for this meet to get the answers from the Indian steemit napoleons!
Maybe it was impatience or the over punctual nature that I reached the venue "Café Coffee Day", Connaught Place about 40 minutes before the meet(I'd prefer the former :P).
I met @mehta waiting there for the event, he came from Udaipur only for the stemit meet. That is Dedication sir! RESPECT!
We had a really nice conversation about how we came to know about the platform and what we post about.
We were later joined by @steemflow,
@thatindianlady and
@wandereronwheels and we discussed why steemit is much better than Facebook (I probably bored them :p) and they told me what their content usually revolves around.
At about 12:40 I witnessed a large group of people canvassing the Café with their unique stories related to steem blockchain.
Then came the people whose usernames I just read on the trending pages @firepower,
@aishwarya,
@sauranrungta,
@shenoy and few other early adopters
@komal,
@varunpinto,
@rovingman,
@bunnypunia,
@nehab,
@thenomadictales who post just awesome contents.
We had group introductions about how's when's and what's of all.
Check out the video of introductions on @bunnypunia's post.
I had some really interesting conversations with @ashishkukreja and Ananya (Yet to join steemit)and he is one hell of an artistic man. He pursues his passion for music and train other students too. Wow!
Then I met @neelamgahlyan and she told me some really interesting things about the Indian steemit community and quite a lot about cryptocurrencies in general. Shoutout to you !!
We then moved on to central park for the video with Youtuber and Steemit India meet host @shenoy and
@varunpinto. It was fun :D
1 ) If you are new here you should always avoid plagiarising (copy-pasting) data. If the information is important or support's your post just read it all, write the gist and leave a source in there for the reader to check on to read more about it.
2 ) Don't ever write follow for follow or upvote for upvote in the comment section of other people's post. You will probably be flagged as this is frowned upon in this community.
3 ) There is no need whatsoever to invest your money into steem for steem power. You can get to whales or dolphins level by your post's itself. I agree it does give you a kickstart but yeah it's possible. Example @sauravrungta
4 ) For those who are new, the biggest problem is what to write? Simply anything you are passionate about. Example @nehab
Unlike Facebook where the viewership is of your friends or friends of friends, there is a worldwide viewership here and am sure someone would like what you'll post.
5 ) I am a newbie, how can I write original creative content every single day ? If you are out of creative content any day -Write about anything you are interested in, Any place you'd like to visit etc. Just simple things.
There are a lot of platforms on steemit blockchain, use those. Like food bloggers post a picture of food you had at some restaurant or post a recipe of some dish with pictures that you cooked or post a meme on DMania ( Sometimes @DMania upvotes and that my friend has huge value) etc.
Guys if I forgot your names please drop a comment down below - I will certainly mention you here :)
I really enjoyed meeting all of you and you guys are awesome!
Thanks for viewing :)
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