Steemit as it is in nature is somehow difficult to blog on especially as a beginner. Therefore the literate people in our society (literate as in those who can read and write) get it quite easy to comprehend its rules and principles than those who who cannot read and write. This brought to my attention the necessity to introduce steemit to the teachers of Asuofua D/A Junior High School, a town near Kumasi, the second capital city of Ghana.
The interactions between me and the teachers took me more than an hour. I took my time to introduce steemit to them as a normal social platform we have been using on our phones and laptops where we share our thoughts and give information to the world. The message should be educative, informative and entertaining. What amazes them was the fact that when I told them steemit helps you to become a blogger as the bloggers we always see on social media. I made them understand that, the difference between steemit and the other social media is that, on steemit, we blog, upvote and earn. As simple like that.
Infact they threw numerous questions at me and I also took my time to deal with each question according to the standard that made them found steemit so easy to comprehend. The interesting thing that happened was that, those who are not using smartphones were crying for the month to end so soon so they can get themselves smartphone so they could download steemit right away and begin to blog, upvote and earn.
Steemit as I said earlier is for 'elite' people in our society. And I will do my possible best whether in rain or sunshine to reach those elite people wherever they are with steemit. Steemit will soon rule the world. Promoting steemit is in my DNA.
This is @zicodee from #teamghana