Your first real post on Hive is almost always an introduction, and it matters more than it looks. It is the post people read before they decide to follow you, the one curators check when your later work

New creators often put all their effort into publishing posts and barely think about comments. I think that is backwards. Especially on Hive. When you are starting out, you probably don't have much of

Every comment you leave, every vote you cast, every wave you post turns your username into a link. People click it. What they find in the next three seconds decides whether you gain a follower or a back

Votes and rewards tell you what people were willing to reward. They do not tell you what people actually read. A post can earn well and still be skimmed, or earn little and hold every reader to the last

The single most common reason a new Hive account stalls is not bad writing. It is posting into the void: publishing to your own young blog, where nobody is looking yet, and wondering why the silence.

Nuevamente estamos en el cierre de nuestra iniciativa mensual, correspondiente a Julio, en el cual no solo faltaron los memes acostumbrados que hacen uso de la figura del cantante del mismo nombre, sino

The hour when your writing is good is almost never the hour when your readers are awake. Most blogs die in that gap: the post gets finished at midnight, published at midnight, and buried by breakfast.

Hive holds more than a decade of posts, and most of it is invisible to you until you go looking. Google indexes a slice. Your feed shows what the people you follow are doing today. Everything else, the

Good posts do not distribute themselves, but most of what actually gets them read is free. So before this guide says a word about spending Points, it is going to make you collect the reach you are already

Faltan pocos días para que termine el mes y, como siempre, nos tocaba diseñar una nueva iniciativa en nuestra querida comunidad Hive Argentina y, por supuesto, para todo el ecosistema de Hive. Esta vez,

I have been using some other web2 channels, as some of my projects are more on the local side One of my instagram accounts (the largest actually) has more than 20K followers and today I noticed this Of

Most people who leave Hive do not leave because it failed them. They leave because week one did not look like the screenshots, and nobody told them that was normal. So here is the first month, honestly,

The best growth advice on Hive has nothing to do with growth hacks. It is this: find the rooms where people already care about your topic, and become a regular there. Those rooms are called communities,

One morning the login stops working. The appeal form routes to nobody. Ten years of posts, the audience that took a decade to build, the archive other people still link to, all of it sits behind a door

Ask a working writer what they need from a platform and the answer is rarely exotic. Somewhere to keep half-finished ideas. A way to publish on a schedule without being awake for it. A place to save things

Take any post on Ecency and add .md to the end of its URL. What comes back is the post as clean markdown: the writing, the structure, the author, and nothing else. No cookie banners, no login walls, no

Aljif7's Blog Tuesday 7 July, 2026 AREA: Blogging Hello friends! Hello crypto-world! Today is Tuesday 7 July 2026. We are for summer, and some rainy days. First Seven days of July are here. And I am just

Everyone asks, few answer with data. We index every author_reward and curation_reward operation on the chain, so we published the numbers for every quarter since Hive's first full quarter after the fork

One of the things I feel like we don't do enough here is gamifying activities and in turn support. While there are things like hivebuzz it feels a bit generalized around your hive milestones rather than

We've all been there...It's 2am. The beat is done. The arrangement is locked. The vibe is exactly right. And you're staring at a blank document where the lyrics are supposed to go. And crickets... If you