Aslamoalekum and hello to my @lovinghive community. It's my first post in this community. Last year in February I contacted my teacher and mentor sir @yousafharoonkhan and asked him to guide me about this wonderful platform @hive. He has a very kind and humble personality. He gave me time for a meeting and taught me everything about the hive blog. I was not aware of this platform before.
In the start, I had no idea how to grow my account on Hive. I was not aware of so many wonderful communities. It was a struggling first year on the Hive blog. I remember when I wrote my first introduction post on the hive blog. I was quite happy to see the response on my first introduction post.
I am always interested in learning new things and I have learnt a lot from so many hive users. In this one-year journey to the hive blog, I met some beautiful people. They guided me through thick and thin and they were very kind to me. Although the list is quite long, however, I will try to thank every user from whom I learnt something new.
I am thankful to sir @yousafharoonkhan, @luckyali, @certain, @alokkumar, @djbravo, @asgharali, @aslamrer, @sanjeevm, @bhattg and @hafiz34. If I forget to mention some of my friends I apologise for it.
I am constantly following some users and reading their posts. I think Hive is a big university. We should try to learn from it. We can enhance our knowledge and grow financially.
I am going to share my one year of experience on the Hive. In my point of view here are some tips to grow on Hive.
Quality Content: If you want to grow in the hive, you have to come up with quality content. You have to do proper research before writing a blog. It will help you to grow on the Hive blog platform.
Consistency: Consistency is the second tool for achieving success on Hive. If you are consistently participating with quality content, you can do wonders on the Hive blog.
Engagement: If you engage with other users on the Hive, it will help you to learn new things and grow quickly on the Hive. Moreover, your efforts are being rewarded by other users.
Micro Blogging: If you want to grow rapidly on the Hive, You have to pay attention to microblogging. You must participate actively in microblogging with your quality content. Only writing lengthy blogs in different communities is not enough, you have to post in micro-blogging.
Delegating HP to different Communities: This is another tool to grow faster in the hive blog. If you delegate HP to different communities, you will get their tribe tokens and your posts will also be curated by those communities.
Now I will tell you my so far achievements on Hive. Although it was a struggling period and I did not perform well still I am satisfied with my first year on Hive.
The estimated value of my Hive account is 97 USD so far. I withdrew 43 USD a few months ago and 10 USD are in my Binance account. So in a struggling and learning one year on Hive, I earned almost 150 USD so far.
67 Hive are in liquid form in my Hive wallet while my HP is 242 so far. I am trying to accumulate more HP and my target of 2024 is to accumulate 2k HP.
I have delegated my HP to three accounts so far. First I delegated 150 HP to @zingtoken. Because I want to take part in the promotion and development of the @Holozing game. Later on, I delegated 50 HP to @Hivepakistan.
I am also trying to promote @Hive and help new users. In this way, I delegated 15 HP to a Pakistani Hiver @aqsasattar and I am trying to guide her on HIve.
Hive is a wonderful platform and I am trying to promote Hive with my friends. I am motivating friends
to join this marvellous platform Hive.
I am also trying to be consistent on @3speak. I uploaded 165 videos so far on Threespeak.
I think Hive is a university in which we learn from lots of experienced people and with learning we also grow financially. Hive is my passion and I believe that every experience hiver should be ready to guide new bees so that we may grow as a family on Hive.
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Screenshots are taken from my Hive account and ecency app.