RE: Making Engagement more Valuable than Content Creation

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RE: Making Engagement more Valuable than Content Creation

xplosive in Cent • 2 years ago

This is not the key (forcing yourself to engage).

No one is doing this on a properly working platform.

Proper content, and real, actual content consumers, who truly actually care about (preferably enjoy) the content.

Natural usage.

This would be the key.

Just like on any properly working platform.
This is what makes a platform properly working.

Test it:
Find a small Facebook group (with a few hundred members), and post a related thing into it. Something you also care about. You will certainly receive comments under your posts. Even if you do not write comments under other people's posts.

2 years ago in Cent by xplosive

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theringmaster 2 years ago

You have a good point, but that's entirely up to the quality or type of blogs here. I receive more comments on my blog because of two reasons. The first reason is that I write things that interests more people and I know them as my friends. If anyone ain't receiving comments it's either because they're not known or what they wrote didn't know catch attention. Take for instance, you reading my blog that lead you to respond for the first time which caused me to come up with a blog inspired by your comment. You commented because it got your attention

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xplosive 2 years ago

Unique content is naturally standing out on a properly working platform.

On the Hive blockchain, it is often overlooked/ignored because of the general lack of the real, actual content consumers.

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