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Team STEEM Won. A new competition awaits.
Organize, motivate, direct. That's how STEEM wins.
It's been a while, but in the past I've yammered on about the five step model to get people to do what you need. And I'm reminded that the guarantee of a reward's delivery plays an important role in that system -- the system that made recruiting on STEEM successful.
But push for STEEM's promotion never ends and so campaigns that reward Steemians for promoting their favourite platform continue:
- Actnearn is rewarding folks for sharing a specific steemitblog post on traditional social media.
- Sndbox is hosting a connect the dots for your favourite crypto drawing competition. Doodle up a STEEM and get your work featured in a flipbook!
- Technically, there's also a contest (by my own definition >:|) to get more RCs as a reward for active newbies on good behaviour.
Good luck!
P.S. There's a new initiative designed to further reward developers and enterprisers on STEEM -- even if you aren't one it may be worth following just to track the folks it promotes.
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Good morning @eccles
Big thx for visiting and commenting my latest post. Just wanted to show my support and drop some comment/upvote as well.
And congratz to STEEM and everyone involved :)
yours
Piotr
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Ah, my comments section is probably an ok place to ask this, since we're basically alone here:
In last week I was contacted by three people with approximately the same message:
All basically advertising their very similar (basically identical) articles on the NOIA network.
Now, I'm not bothered, simply amused by this. But I have to ask:
Do those folks have your permission to use your name in their promotions?
Fixed, sorry about my negligence and bless you and @noblebot for warning me and staying on top of these things. You're the robot pals every boy and girl should have.
hi @eccles
I'm actually working with all those bloggers. I managed to get in touch with NOIA Network and Im helping them get some extra exposure. Noia needed several independent reviews about their project so we're trying to provide them with it.
It's more of an informal community structure. Im glad it doesnt really bother you :)
We're finishing our small campaign pretty soon.
Cheers,
Piotr
Ah well organized campaigns are a good thing, I'm all for them -- this post was made to celebrate a successful finish to one of them, after all. It's just when multiple folks contact the same person, directly, with the exact same template that looks like spam. Just something to consider for future campaigns, perhaps? Anyway, the NOIA network seems like an alright idea, hope this one went well.
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hi @eccles
you're very responsive which is absolutely great and steemit community surely will benefit by having you here.
if you would ever like to keep in touch and support each other closer, then drop me a message [email protected].
This will allow us to communicate easier.
No pressure of course,
Cheers, Piotr