Yesterday was a great and long day, after introducing steemit to some University graduates in the National Youth Service Corp, I had another meetup with my newly registered steemians that have been approved, I had to show them some basics of steemit and how to stay relevant on the platform.
In the meetup we had @ambsgodspi @lordjames @augustinej @zhidathomas @vigion @zohet72 @maryanifeoma @emeywyte @chris9911 @iliyap @gjoeohere @profaricson @akinrilola @godspeekoli @favouroladepo @gizo @jingis07 @princluv and @itini who were all introduced to steemit by me. We all sat, drank and had steemit talk.
Firstly we started with with the introductory post, because it shows who you are on steemit. I showed them how to compose a good introductory post, what is needed and what is not relevant. The introductory post has a lot of benefits because people can tell a little or much about you, after this post.
We also discussed how to write a quality content, without copying from google, how to use correct tags in a post and how to have an attractive topic in a post, in order to draw people's attention.
Words of encouragement
You can only start steemit big when you start as an investor, but as content creator, it doesn't matter how little you start, someday you can become a whale.
Success doesn't come frome what you do occasionally, it comes from what you do consistently.
If you are persistent, you will get it, if you are consistent, you will keep it.
A lot of people started with nothing, but today they are doing good, just have trust in yourself and everything will be history.
The Classroom Challenge
As my voting power is not powerful enough to upvote my new guys, we decided to run a challenge by @rival called the classroomchallenge funded by @jerrybanfield. We are still on the move and I will be so grateful if my guys can win.
More photos from the event.
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