RE: HUGE NEWS: Famous VC Investor FRED WILSON is ROOTING FOR STEEMIT!!

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HUGE NEWS: Famous VC Investor FRED WILSON is ROOTING FOR STEEMIT!!

in news •  8 years ago  (edited)

you posted in "steemit" , @kevinpham20 posted it in "news", that, and the timing will make all the difference (if you post it when half the subscribers from the US are asleep, you'll have much less visibility) .

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I don't think that's where the difference comes from. Rather, @Kevinpham20 has an established presence, there is much more incentive to upvote his posts, because they're more likely to be discovered. I talk about this in the post I linked, I hope you give it a read and tell me what you think.

I think the fact that I provided context and background to the story, instead of simply copying and pasting the blog post, might have had something to do with it...

EDIT: I must sound really bitter. And to be honest, I do kind of envy your success. But whether it's because your post is better timed and executed than mine, or because you are already quite established (which really means that you put in the work beforehand, there's no shame in that). So congratulations, hopefully I can learn from you.

I do hope you will read my proposal linked above though, but that might be too much to ask. Enjoy your day.

  ·  8 years ago (edited)

Hi , yeah, to be honest, I didn't think about that , but you're absolutely correct, the bigger the whale, the higher the chances to be discovered. I'm sure that timing + right tag also matters, but I agree, the "whale factor" is very important.

I just read your link now , very interesting proposition, I really hope it gets picked up :)

No, it's not that. Posts from steem celebrities get much more attention, that is a feature of the current rewards system. Does not matter at all who was the first - votes would go to the highest bidder anyway :) So actual mechanics of finding good content is not quite working, yet, as it is much safer to vote for content from top authors, rather than for top content from an unknown author.

Exactly. This is a structure technology framework. There is a learning curve. Pay attention to the details and you'll do great.