I'm having two Steemit problems. I would be grateful if you would chime in and help.
- I am being approached by people trying to discredit Steemit. They are using the fact that Steem has dropped to between 0.13 and 0.10. I can tell the critics are turned off when I answer. I think I'm taking too long and saying things they don't understand.
I am usually good at making complexities simple to understand. I can't find a simple answer for this one. Is there a way to explain the reason in only one paragraph? A "Steem For Dummies" answer?
- A fan emailed today wondering why my Steemit blog has become less popular. I replied, "What makes you think that?"
She answered, "You started out making $5,000 for one post and now you are making less than $50.00."
Two hours later, I received a second email asking the same thing. I have personally read all my fan mail for eleven years. It keeps me in touch. I take notice when one person emails and raise my eyebrows when two or more email the same thing.
Is false correlation devaluing my brand? (A commenter used the term, "false correlation." I loved the term so much, I edited it in. Thanks @dgiors.)
If the answer is yes, how can I fix this? Should I post a short article with a title that explains why I am being paid less?
Sorry. I had four questions.
Big love to everyone. I hope your coffee is hot this morning. If you don't drink coffee, I hope your weed is sticky.
Peace and Love,
Barry
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