How often can you post content on inleo.io?
When it comes to how often you should post on inleo.io there are many answers. Since the inleo.io frontend is built on the hive blockchain it feeds into and reads from the same database and is rewarded in Hive Power and $HBD. This is provided by the HIVE reward pool. Additionally, you earn from a separate reward pool that pays your rewards in $LEO tokens.
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The Reward Pool is what your content is getting a share from when curators vote for your content. They allocate a portion of the rewards to be distributed to your wallet. In turn they also get rewarded by the same reward pool for their curation efforts.
It is important to note that we have a PoB (Proof of Brain) concept on HIVE. Meaning you put your efforts toward creating content that is of high quality and interest to readers and provides value to HIVE.
This explanation is so broad that anything fits into this. This is why HIVE has so many communities and a diverse user base from all over the globe. (Yes I believe that the Earth is a sphere or a "ball" and I can quote lemouth here he just knows this better)
But the important thing about HIVE is: if you believe the earth is flat you can find likeminded people here and have fun with them and connect and discover that the earth is a ball. You will also have a shot at the reward pool as anyone's content.
It is for the community to decide if your content adds value or not, and since this is a human blockchain, humans are going to human all over it. As someone said on HIVEFEST 8.
So how often can you post on inleo?
How many threads can you create? Go try!
How many long form posts can you create?
Some say not to do more than 2 daily, but the ideal number is 2-3 quality posts per week. If you think you can still provide quality by creating more, knock yourself out. If you want to post long-form content in a bulk and post multiple blogposts per day consider declining the rewards or donating them to the DHF by adding them as a 100% beneficiary. This way you don't put pressure on the reward pool and your content is still immutable and saved on the blockchain.
Thanks to Evergreen rewards you can earn $LEO perpetually if your content gets enough views to meet the threshold for ad revenue shares. This adds a new level to the game. Because suddenly it is in your interest to drive traffic to your posts on inleo. The more people actually view your posts and open it on the inleo frontend the higher your income from leoads will be.
So even if you decline rewards in the first place you could end up earning a bunch of $LEO in the long run way after the 7-day payout window.
So to answer the question:
Post as much you want, but be aware of the reward pool and how it works! Create content that brings new visitors to inleo and the HIVE ecosystem as often as you want.
And open each thread you engage with in a new tab! Put that extra pageview out there. We all get paid for it.
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