Starting from the assumption that Steemit, in my opinion, is a brilliant invention, a great opportunity for everyone to monetize their articles and studies.
The only problem is to get noticed and emerging from the post river that is created every second.
Steemit is made up of a few whales, some dolphins and a large number of small fish, which means that for thousands of small fish it is almost impossible to get off this great sea. Translated into Steemit's language, many users with small SP investments will never get to the surface in any rankings (hotlist, trand, promoted ...), with the result of staying in the shade for a long time (no gain) Also developing excellent postings.
So how do you do it? Are there alternatives? Well .... and now I will try to explain it ...

What do you see above ?, of the obvious fish ...
But keep in mind that a bunch of small fish actually form a larger mass than any whale ....
I'll explain you better ...
In Steemit there is a great opportunity to join forces instead of producing tens and dozens of posts that are almost anonymous, unpaid and fallen into the ox in a few hours, you can create small groups, delegate your SPs to a single account , Work together to create a single post, but do well and divide the revenue.

Example:

Mark has 1000 SP, produces 4 posts per day, earning about $ 10.
Bob has 2500 SP, produces 3 posts a day, about $ 18.
Jeff has 4000 SP, produces 2 posts per day, earning about $ 9.
Danny has 3500 SP, produces 3 posts a day, earning about $ 5.

These 4 accounts have 3 things in common: work (low quality), low visibility, little gain.

Here are the four who decide to work together, convey their SPs in a 5th account named Team, which would then be 11,000 SP (much more visibility), work in synergy and share the work for a single post they will publish through Team, Earning about $ 150. The 4 will be much more motivated, earn more and will produce a much higher quality work.

This example can be associated with much larger numbers, with more groups.

Bye Bye.