Every Word Counts .:. How To Bring Value to Hive

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In my video that I have published yesterday, I have mentioned all the stuff that has been developed lately on the Hive blockchain, and some of the things that are coming very soon... I was talking about all the benefits and value that all these awesome dApps, projects, layer-2 tokens bring to the Hive blockchain in general...

But, I have forgotten to mention the importance of the job that every single (active) person on Hive is doing! Creating content and building relationships! We can't forget how was this blockchain built... How was born... We know how the old blockchain (the name that we can't say) was invented by 2 people (I doubt that they both worked on the main idea) and it has grown into a big social media network... But HIVE was born differently...

HIVE was created BY the community, FOR the community! I don't know for other blockchains that have done something similar, and that shows the real strength of Hivians... It shows how important is our everyday "job" here on Hive... But, what is our job?

Hehehe... We have forgotten what it is because it's pure fun... :) Our main "job" is to create content on HIVE, have fun by engaging and discussing with others... By doing that we are bringing value to the blockchain... How, why?

Hive is a blockchain, but it is also a social media network and a lot more than that... But, let's focus on the SM part... We are creating content here, writing posts, publishing videos, uploading music, etc... By doing that we are building our portfolio, our personal website, where we present our ideas, our inspirations, and aspirations, our creativity, uniqueness...

But, our personal "website" is a part of a bigger picture where there are thousands of personal websites that are hosted in one single place, the HIVE... When someone searches for something on Google, your blogpost from HIVE is competing with all others outside the blockchain... If your post is unique and a good one, you will be on a top search page and attract someone... That's how you bring value to HIVE... By being yourself and spreading your personality, you recruit others to come here and create like you are doing...

The same goes with commenting or discussing someone's posts... You add value to the specific post, help the author to learn something new, or to help you and clear your doubts... All that search engine value even more! If there is a discussion about a certain topic, blog post, that means that it MEAN something and it is VALUABLE, so it ranks better, and again, gets more eyeballs on YOUR content, and HIVE in general...

Discord, Skype, Whatsup are great for communication, but they will not help you to become financially independent... They will not bring you food to the table... So, if you can, move your conversations to the HIVE and fill up that comment section with your valuable opinions, views, and ideas... It will help everyone!

Thank you for your valuable time,

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Oh I never thought of engaging in comments for SEO, but I did so because I wanted to let the author know that I read through their post. Of course there are times I don't comment when I don't have as much time or I don't have anything else to add (someone else already said it).

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Totally understandable that sometimes there is nothing to add, to the topic that isn't too much for discussion, so there is no sense pushing the commenting...

And the SEO effect I have noticed when I was searching for something and got a link to Steemit... It showed that all this can be very powerful... Frontend owners probably have more stats about that... ;)

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You made a great remark about the importance of comments, mostly because we are social beings and without engagement it's not the same, but also for improving the SEO ranking of the post. That's even more important for vlogs and SEO, because search engine crawlers only parse text, they don't understand video and its content. That's why, besides the video, vloggers should also add a few paragraphs of text as an abstract or introduction into the topic. Like you do. And here I am, giving advice about vlogging without creating a single one in my life. :)

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And here I am, giving advice about vlogging without creating a single one in my life. :)

Hahahahahaha... You made me laugh on loud... lol...

I didn't pay attention to SEO, but it plays a very important role in HIVE... But, it is also true that frontend developers should do things to improve SEO on their sites... Hive as a blockchain is like it is, and you can't squeeze more stuff into it, but you can change how data is showed...

And agree with your advice for vloggers :) Sometimes my description is longer than the video... lol... and with different (additional) things than in the video :)

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Great minds think alike! I just commented on your previous post about focusing on creating, commenting, and curating without getting distracted by all of the new projects on HIVE and then...BAM! You wrote about it (in a much more eloquent and informative fashion, I might add).

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Hehehehe... All this thing with HIVE is really easy... Treat others like you treat yourself, and how would you like others to treat you... and you will do well... :)

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We have a lot coming to Hive but it seems to be outside of hive itself and instead niche communities. That's not a bad thing at all as Hive to me is more of a general free for all while the communities is where the solid value comes from. I think this is one of the strongest things for Hive right now is the communities built on top of it.

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I said a lot of times that I'm perfectly fine if HIVE goes in the background, and we have these tribes and communities thriving... There are no worries for HIVE as everything just adds up to it and brings more value... As you said, communities on top of the chain, and the chain is the foundation that is stable and crucial for everything...

The same goes for games built on top of HIVE, dApps, investment projects, etc...

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