This is the continuation of the post I made previously which you can check out by clicking here or by visiting my blog. Both the articles are focused solely on improving your Steemit experience by making it easier to use through some features offered by third-party websites and apps.
1. Steem Activity
Created by @jga
Ever wondered when your followers are the most active? If you did, then this great tool is just for you. Steem Activity is a handy site that lets you know when is the best time to post your next article in order to gain the maximum attention from your readers and other Steemit users.
It reads the average activity time of your followers, that is, when they are the most active on Steemit by calculating an average of their daily usage. It also shows you the amount of votes that your followers distributed to everyone in the last 4 weeks. Quite useful, isn't it?
2. SteemStream
Created by @roelandp
SteemStream, just like Steem Activity, is a simple tool that helps you to monitor all activities on Steemit in real time. It comes with additional features such as Desktop notifications, speed analysis and more. It shows you statistics such as Upvotes/min, Posts/min, and accordingly which you can use to calculate the most and least active periods on the Steemit platform.
Apart from the practical use, the site also has a few audio clips that go on every time a particular action is made. For example Upvote raindrops, Comment pen clicks, New user sizzle, and many more. Obviously not a super practical feature, but surely one you can use for background noise.
3. UpVoters
Created by @elviento
I recently came across this website and it instantly became my new favourite and made its place in my bookmarks. UpVoters is a very organised and a rather eye-catchy website that helps you to interact with the curators who usually upvote your posts.
This allows for a great way to socialize with the people who find your content interesting and share similar interests. It also shows you the average percentage of vote, aggregate total of SBD received, and aggregate total of the curation voting weight percentage received from each individual curator.
4. AskSteem
Created by @thekyle
Similar to Steemit Help which I talked about in the previous post, AskSteem is focused mainly on getting your curious questions answered. With the 'User Search' feature, you can even search for very old articles which you would otherwise have to scroll till eternity on blog pages to find.
It's a really great tool for someone who has recently started out on Steemit and is unsure of the environment and patterns it follows. It makes easy the whole process of finding detailed articles that give you a deep insight on things that normally take a lot of time to be fully understood.
5. Steemification Browser Extension
Even though Steemification is neither an app nor a website, it still deserves to be in this list for being an incredibly convenient browser extension. If you're one of those people who multitask while on the Internet, this is just the right tool for you.
Simply open your browser's Web Store and search for "Steemification", add it in your extensions, type in your username and select how often would you like it to check for updates, and you're all set. You can also click here to directly reach the page.
Just like the name suggest, Steemification will send you notifications regarding the activity done on your channel so you don't have to keep checking it yourself every now and then.
Thanks to you guys, I got a really positive response on the post from yesterday. It seems like y'all seem to like the occasional change. I hope you enjoyed this post and found it useful in making your Steemit experience much easier and more convenient. If you would like to see similar articles soon, just let me know! I got tons of these really useful websites that I want you guys to check out. Anyway, that's it for now. Special thanks for visiting my blog if you did. Keep an eye out because there's more awesome stuff coming soon. Peace out!
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