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Cheers for sharing your thoughts Ray, let me add my 2 cents for anyone that your post resonates with.

While short, throw-away diary type posts (shudderrr, I just got a Steemit diary game chill down my spine) can be a great place to start developing a writing habit, they certainly don't offer readers or the LeoFinance platform much value.

And if you want to keep people coming back for more, it's value that you need to provide.


The best ways to offer readers value:

  1. Develop a brand/topic speciality.
  2. Create evergreen content such as explainers.

If you can combine the two, then you're not only likely to earn more upvotes, but you're also helping increase the value of the LEO token that you're earning.

Win/win, right? :)

This is because by attracting traffic to your posts from Google past the 7-day reward payout, you're putting more eyeballs on our ads.

More ad views mean more revenue and more LEO token burns.

More upvotes AND a higher token price for your payouts? - How good!


How @taskmaster4450 and @trumpman successfully do this: You can see some basic leofinance.io stats on our Simple Analytics page.

Just in the last month, @taskmaster4450 got 9 clicks from Google on his 1 month old what to make of DOGE blog.

On the other hand, @trumpman got 7 clicks from Google on his 7 moth old Travala lock ups blog.

So not only did they each earn huge LEO rewards after 7 days, but those posts also continue to drive ongoing traffic to leofinance.io.

After the token burns from ad revenue, this helps make the LEO rewards they earned worth more.

While 16 clicks from Google doesn't sound like much, remember that we have 1000s of bloggers, all posting daily.

We're slowlyyyy building toward a critical mass of ongoing traffic that will put a price floor on the LEO token through ad burns alone.


Final thoughts: If you can focus your writing on providing value, you will help both yourself and LEO.

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