When you are posting on Steemit, there is a trick to producing content in large quantities while making it valuable for the reader.
Instead of spending all your time trying to create a blog, document something you are doing. Nobody can explain it better than the man, Gary Vaynerchuck.
This is a good example. Don't create a blog about cooking, instead film yourself making dinner. Then use that video as content and add your recipes. Can't film, just take a lot of pictures.
If you have the afternoon off, go to some local park or historical place and take pictures and share your little corner of the world.
Instead of just posting about what crypto sites you love, make a blog showing the steps on the sites you sign up.
The trick to making valuable content is making it valuable to a reader. There are a ton of people here who tell amazing stories that I find very interesting from their little town in the world. I learn something new each time. Even people who live in the US. I enjoy seeing how other people live their lives, and I'm not a lone.
If you starting out on Steemit, one of the best ways to grow is to write blogs about your experiences on Steemit and help the new people coming along. Document your growth and what you are doing. It could help others learn what to do or not to do. Either way, very valuable. lol
I, myself love making content. I like writing blogs and I am relatively efficient at it. One area that needs some developing is my documenting habits. I am going to work to document more of what I am doing to try and help new people to Steem or Steemit. Gary Vee is right, the best way to do that is document what I am already doing. Plus it makes me explore my community more and look for cool things to share.
Can you do more documenting instead of creating? Do you think it will help?
Let me know your thoughts in the comments below.