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"Bring your Fam to Leo" | Tips to onboard your Fam

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This initiative is new and a bit different from the previous ones we've organized.

It's different because first of all, there are no incentinves for those who join - as in, prizes of any kind - except for the overall benefit to all the lions who are already part of the community. The more #newlions we invite and onboard, the bigger and stronger our community will get, and this will be reflected on the activity on leofinance.io as well as on the Leo token price - which by the way, is up almost 20% since we all joined in the successful First Leo Power Up Day.

The second difference, is that this initiative aims to contribute to the long-term growth of our MAU - monthly active users - in order to have a bigger Lion's Den, which will in turn help us reach a broader audience within and outside of the Hive Ecosystem.

Think about the long-term potential this offers

We are 600 Monthly Active Lions. If at least 150 Lions (25% of the total) successfully invites a #newlion and they love Leo and Hive so much that they decide to stay and be active, next month we will be 750 Monthly Active Lions that, for the next **Bring your Fam to Leo" will bring 185 #newlions. If we continue down this path until January 2023, we will be...

2,000 Monthly active Lions

That is only counting on the word of mouth, but imagine where we'll be considering that we are also making continuous efforts to bring Leo to the masses using Twitter, Reddit, Medium and we're putting a marketing campaign by the end of the year.

What will this do to Leo, Hive and the token price in the long-run?

Only time can tell, but one thing I am certain of: If we all try to join in on this initiative, we will be in a much, much better place with a great future by 2023.

All it takes is that every Lion joins in this initiative and does their part

But how? Inviting and onboarding a #newlion is hard as hell

Otherwise, Leo and Hive would have tens of thousands of users by now. If it were easy to explain every details of what crypto is, how does a blockchain work, where does Leo fit in on this ecosystem, and so on, we would all be drinking mojitos at the moon by now.

Well, here's some tips for those who are bringing in a #newlion

Keep it simple:

Don't try to explain your Fam what crypto and Blockchain is, just explain to them that by sharing their content and consuming other lion's content they'll be able to engage, learn and interact with like minded Lions... and on top of that, they can earn Leo and Hive tokens!

Don't shill the money part, shill the experience

The best part of Leo Finance is that it can teach a #newlion to learn about finance, economics, crypto, blockchain, coding, and life experiences while making new friends during this journey. The money part is a (big) plus and should be mentioned, but not as the main goal of the onboarding.

To learn and to interact with friends

People already post on Reddit, Twitter and Facebook for free. What if they could do the same on Leo? Tell them about the interaction with other people, the awesome community we have, the many experienced people from whom the New Lion can learn a few things, how good your experience has been, and most importantly, how it opened your eyes about financial freedom and how much your financial experience has grown since you joined Leo.

Use the tools Leopedia provides

We have a website explaining everything about Leo, Hive and the ecosystem. Once the New Lion is on board and made their first post, show them the way towards getting to know all the details about the Hive Blockchain and the Leoverse.

Leo Finance is for everyone

Because everything in this modern day and age has to do something with money, at least in a small part - some times, some topics have to do a whole lot with money. But all in all, he who writes about anything, can spin that topic to be Leo Finance content wortyh. All he has to do is take that topic he has in mind, and have a money mindset when writing it.

Leverage Traditional Social Media

Did you know that anyone can join Leo Finance using their Twitter or Facebook account and it takes less than 30 seconds to do so? Well, if you didn't know, here's that amazing tool to make onboarding as easy as it gets.

But what can they post about once they open their account?

If a New Lion thinks they have to post only financial guides or they can only be part of Leo if they are economists with PHDs then you are not doing your job correctly.

Anything and everything

As long as it has an money-approach towards the topic they pick, they can write about anything they want.

The whole post doesn't have to be about the finance aspect, just have a part that speaks about the money-part of the topic in hand.

  • Are they a football fan? Tell them they can write about budget caps and players salary while they write about their team season prospects, or how much are season passes worth if their team makes it the playoffs, or how much do they have to save during the year to afford tickets while talking about the experience of attending a game, or how much does it cost to play football in highschool and how great is to be a player during the golden years of life, or what are the money prospects for an average university player while writing about how much they love this sport, or they can mention how scholarships help an average person to get a high quality education while writing about how kickass the last game of their favorite player was.

  • Is the New Lion a fan of cooking? Man, there are so many approaches to write on Leo about cooking: A recipe needs a budget and smart buying to make the most of it, they can mention that while posting their cooking process. A chef needs tools and furniture, the new lion can write about their experience in the kitchen while mentioning the prices of all these tools or where they can get them. There's a kids party? Well the new lion can write about the party and how it went, and also mention how much it costed, how they found the best prices by scanning the city's supermarkets and then mention their strategy to find the best deals in town every day.

As you can see, these are just two topics that hold tons of ideas to post on Leo Finance while keeping the #newlion interested in their own topics.

There's so much to post about on Leo, all we need to do is have a money-mindset while writing about well, anything and everything.

I hope we all join this Bring your Fam to Leo week, because if we do, it will kick serious ass.

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