Hi, Sergio. How is everything going?

I'm stopping by because I’ve been following your work and your feed for a while now. As a community leader in Hive (a musician and a music lover at heart, focusing heavily on the music niche), I find the consistency, discipline, and production level you put into every single one of your videos truly admirable. Not everyone has that kind of work ethic!

In fact, I was snooping around your YouTube channel and was so glad to see how well you are doing over there, to the point of already having your own space for community members. Congratulations on that, because I know the effort behind it!

That is precisely why I’m writing to you. Seeing your success on YouTube, it pities me a bit to see that on Hive your publications are staying at cents and that you sometimes graze automatic alerts with bots like Spaminator. You have massive potential and very valuable material to just let it sit in the vacuum of the blockchain. I would love for you to replicate that same Web2 success here on Hive, both to enrich our platform with consistent, quality music content and to turn the blockchain into a real, solid, and fair source of income for you.

To help you connect with the big curators so your posts start receiving the value they deserve, I took the liberty of summarizing a couple of best practices that will completely change the game for you:

• Quality over quantity (Maximum 1 post per day): On Hive, the rewards pool and curators penalize an excess of daily publications (it gets interpreted as automatic spam). The ideal move is to focus all your energy on just one publication a day. A robust, well-formatted post with good interaction is much better than three short posts that dilute your upvotes.
• Fresh content (Synchronized with YouTube): For curators to feel motivated to give you high votes, the content needs to feel fresh and exclusive to the platform. Try to ensure that whatever you publish on Hive is not more than a week old from its YouTube publication date. Ideally, and most recommended, is to upload it on the exact same day across both platforms. That way, you keep the novelty factor at its peak on both networks.
• Give more value to your own analysis: While we know that copyright on Hive does not operate with the automated rigidity and ruthless blocking of YouTube, it is handled here under the criteria of curators and abuse-control projects. It is always super important to give more weight and value to what you create, contribute, and analyze, rather than to the video you are using in the background. As long as your perspective and your voice are the main course of the content, the community will receive it much better.

I know you handle great formats in your memberships, and if we manage to adapt that content hook to Hive’s dynamics—taking care of tags and giving it that native community touch—your account can take a very positive turn.

Mind you, making these changes is not an absolute guarantee that you'll wake up tomorrow with massive upvotes, but I am completely sure that following these steps will help you a lot to change the perception of your profile and open doors with the most important curators.

You have my support and guidance for whatever you need to clear up any details with the bots and start formatting your music posts successfully. You have everything it takes to crush it here too!

A big hug and let's stay in touch!