If you are new or have been here a while, there are just somethings you don't want to do on Steemit. Especially if you want to grow your account and make some money. Here are the 10 things you should nevver do on Steemit.
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If your post is nothing more than a picture from your phone of something blurry and unimportant, then you will not get the rewards you want. Add some content and context to your picture. Tell the story, and then you may have something.
When you comment "nice post" within 60 seconds, I know you didn't read it. You are just wasting your time if you do this. Just read it and add a valuable reply.
Don't comment "amazing write up" and then not vote... that's just some B.S. right there.
I hate when I see someone come in and bash some minnow because they don't know how to do something. It happens in crypto too, people mock the new to crypto people asking question. Just don't do it. We were all new at one point.
Don't bash Steemit. If you have ideas or suggestions, make them known. Just don't go around complaining about Steemit because you are still making nine cents a post after two months. Write about something more interesting.
Don't go around commenting on people and then upvote your comments. It's cool to upvote your blog, but not all your comments. There is an occasion where you want to move yours up on the list, but it should be rare. Up voting your own comments makes me not want to up vote your comment.
If you disagree with someone, don't flag them. Only flag people when it is completely necessary and important to the Steemit platform. If you flag people because you disagree, you might have bigger issues.
One of the worst things you can do is go around complaining that whales never notice your blogs. Instead of complaining, go out and meet some whales and get their attention by providing great replies to their stuff.
One of the worst things you can do is set unrealistic expectations for yourself using Steemit. Don't think you are going to start blogging and make hundreds each week. It takes time and patience and great content. Be realistic, don't expect immediate results.
Don't even think about powering down if you want to be successful here. If you want the potential to build some long-term wealth, then power-up. You should do all you can, especially when starting out, to build and keep your Steem Power.
I hope I didn't miss any. If I did let me know in the comments below.
Do you agree? Disagree? Which ones do you like the most? Leave me a reply.
Thanks for reading.
