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RE: Im worried about the future of Steemit
There was talk of trying to attract 100,000 entrepreneurs to Steemit around the start of the year. I have no idea if this is still a goal or not. I would be interested to know if there is a way being used to measure this milestone and how many have actually come to the platform.
I personally tell everybody, including two crypto industry folks I know, to come and join Steemit.
I also usually invite journalists and bloggers with established audiences that I follow to come to Steemit.
more dapps would helps alot and word of mouth can help to but if steemit isnt what users what they wont stick around, i think steemit needs to appeal to people who dont want to post much just make comments and read. i just realised it does have a share button haha. its not very clear i only just noticed it then after 5 months
I should do more research because I am not sure what is being developed out there... but I would be really interested in a "Shopify-style" dApp that let's me integrate an online store into a Steemit profile and be able to take orders for products, receive SBD and then seamlessly cash out part of your revenue into an AUD bank account to pay for stock and overheads.
As I said though I need to do more research because I have seen some development activity with e-commerce on Steemit. There may already be something out there like that, in which case I would be keen to adopt it.
If not, then if anybody wants to co-develop something like that with me then hit me up :P I think we really need e-commerce to come to Steemit. It's a powerful idea to be able to turn these cryptos into physical goods in the real world.
i was thinking about something like that where you sell digital goods that are pretty cheap, so many poeple make a few steem every weeks and would send it if its easy to. i dont really have the tech knowhow tho :S
Like the Wish of the blockchain world? Basically selling Aliexpress products with a small markup?
I only know the basics of front-end stuff like html, css and js. I know some Python but I've never done any full stack engineering.
yeah that, just novelty stuff or digital stuff problem with physical products is shipping if your selling 5 dollar items shipping will probably cos more. i know zero coding :(