Just a quick update, I've just won another contest hosted by Oracle-D and State of the Dapps.
My article wad picked among 200 other entries and I'm getting a full upvote from them on my new Steem article!
More info:
https://steemit.com/media/@dapplovers/announcing-the-winners-of-review-a-media-dapp-contest-ft-state-of-the-dapps
I'm @daan on Steemit btw, you can also see that in my Bitcointalk profile.
Topic: Earning More Post Rewards on Steemit via Oracle-D (Read 146 times)
If you're a member of Steemit, you've probably noticed how difficult it can be to earn more than a couple of dollars on your posts, right?
You either have to have huge amounts of Steem Power yourself, or you need to have friends in the right places that will upvote all of your posts.
Well, there's a way around that!
You can occasionally join tasks via Oracle-D or Oracle-D.Tasks that will grant you significant upvotes if you can write decent articles about the projects they're promoting.
The best way to know about these tasks as soon as they're posted, is by joining their Discord channel.
I've recently participated with a couple of their tasks and have managed to earn up to $70 for a single article.
Usually the payout varies from $5 to around $35, depending on the quality of your work
Here's some examples of work I've done for Oracle-D:
https://steemit.com/contest/@daan/winning-the-review-a-social-dapp-contest-by-state-of-the-dapps-oracle-d-and-dapplovers
https://steemit.com/partiko/@daan/meet-partiko-the-social-media-dapp-of-the-future
https://steemit.com/stateofthedapps/@daan/steampeak-dapp-review-steem-front-end-for-power-users
https://steemit.com/blog/@daan/utopian-isn-t-raising-funds-through-fundition-that-doesn-t-mean-individual-projects-can-t
https://steemit.com/utopiancolony/@daan/help-utopian-reach-their-funding-target-on-indiegogo-support-open-source-software
The goal of this post is to make Steem members on Bitcointalk aware that it is possible to earn significant rewards there, without having to know the right people.
Everyone can participate with the open tasks of Oracle-D and if you're good enough, you might even get access to private tasks.
I hope this information is useful to some people!
Disclaimer: Oracle-D chooses which articles they upvote. By making content for Oracle-D, you are not guaranteed an upvote. Though, good work will usually be rewarded!
You either have to have huge amounts of Steem Power yourself, or you need to have friends in the right places that will upvote all of your posts.
Well, there's a way around that!
You can occasionally join tasks via Oracle-D or Oracle-D.Tasks that will grant you significant upvotes if you can write decent articles about the projects they're promoting.
The best way to know about these tasks as soon as they're posted, is by joining their Discord channel.
I've recently participated with a couple of their tasks and have managed to earn up to $70 for a single article.
Usually the payout varies from $5 to around $35, depending on the quality of your work
Here's some examples of work I've done for Oracle-D:
https://steemit.com/contest/@daan/winning-the-review-a-social-dapp-contest-by-state-of-the-dapps-oracle-d-and-dapplovers
https://steemit.com/partiko/@daan/meet-partiko-the-social-media-dapp-of-the-future
https://steemit.com/stateofthedapps/@daan/steampeak-dapp-review-steem-front-end-for-power-users
https://steemit.com/blog/@daan/utopian-isn-t-raising-funds-through-fundition-that-doesn-t-mean-individual-projects-can-t
https://steemit.com/utopiancolony/@daan/help-utopian-reach-their-funding-target-on-indiegogo-support-open-source-software
The goal of this post is to make Steem members on Bitcointalk aware that it is possible to earn significant rewards there, without having to know the right people.
Everyone can participate with the open tasks of Oracle-D and if you're good enough, you might even get access to private tasks.
I hope this information is useful to some people!
Disclaimer: Oracle-D chooses which articles they upvote. By making content for Oracle-D, you are not guaranteed an upvote. Though, good work will usually be rewarded!
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