Well, though it is technically not against the community rules to post each day, you need to be careful not to post about the same things over and over again because it could come across as spam, which could be downvoted and/or muted. On Hive in general, the curators and other Hive users tend to value high quality posts - that is, a post that is creative, well thought out, contains good images and is overall very interesting to read...etc. Quality is more important than quantity here in the CCC community as well as most other communities.
I don't know exactly what you plan to post about each day but I personally think that you would be better off posting 1 or 2 very high quality posts per week than 7 low quality posts. I think that a high quality post is more likely to be read by others, receive votes, earn money and gain you followers.
i see, if I want to make a theme post about activities in my coffee shop every day and also daily reports about finances. Of course it will look the same in every post. however will have a different report in each. This is a bit of a dilemma, I don't have any ideas for a different post because I created this account as an account about business. not about me personally.
Well you can still make your daily posts about your business of course, but I would recommend not posting them in the coffee community each day because I think it would be perceived as spam. You may need to post them in a different community each day or something like that.
I don’t want to tell you how to run your blog and I don't want to discourage you from posting. Perhaps each week you could do a larger post that you share in the coffee community that discusses the entire week at your business. You could share your weekly report along with things that went well in the shop and things that went not so well. You could add your future goals, what you accomplished for the week and what were some of the highlights that happened within the shop with customer's, employees...etc. I would recommend accompanying this with new non-recycled photos as well and anything else that you think would be valuable to readers. I would encourage you to put your own creative spin on it.
These are just examples of what could be done of course. Good luck! 👍
Well, though it is technically not against the community rules to post each day, you need to be careful not to post about the same things over and over again because it could come across as spam, which could be downvoted and/or muted. On Hive in general, the curators and other Hive users tend to value high quality posts - that is, a post that is creative, well thought out, contains good images and is overall very interesting to read...etc. Quality is more important than quantity here in the CCC community as well as most other communities.
I don't know exactly what you plan to post about each day but I personally think that you would be better off posting 1 or 2 very high quality posts per week than 7 low quality posts. I think that a high quality post is more likely to be read by others, receive votes, earn money and gain you followers.
I hope that answers your question.
i see, if I want to make a theme post about activities in my coffee shop every day and also daily reports about finances. Of course it will look the same in every post. however will have a different report in each. This is a bit of a dilemma, I don't have any ideas for a different post because I created this account as an account about business. not about me personally.
I'm confused now, what should I do later.
Well you can still make your daily posts about your business of course, but I would recommend not posting them in the coffee community each day because I think it would be perceived as spam. You may need to post them in a different community each day or something like that.
I don’t want to tell you how to run your blog and I don't want to discourage you from posting. Perhaps each week you could do a larger post that you share in the coffee community that discusses the entire week at your business. You could share your weekly report along with things that went well in the shop and things that went not so well. You could add your future goals, what you accomplished for the week and what were some of the highlights that happened within the shop with customer's, employees...etc. I would recommend accompanying this with new non-recycled photos as well and anything else that you think would be valuable to readers. I would encourage you to put your own creative spin on it.
These are just examples of what could be done of course. Good luck! 👍