Sesameseed Community Blog is Open
Featuring articles by blockchain and cryptocurrency enthusiasts
Sesameseed is proud to announce it is extending its digital publishing platform to dedicated blockchain and digital currency enthusiasts to share articles on DPoS, staking, rewards sharing and more.
Stories
Stories move people. And moving people is a powerful way to help the community of cryptocurrency holders to start staking on-chain (away from custodial exchanges like Binance and Coinbase) and earning better rewards. While there may be content on this topic already published on the Internet, most of it is not comprehensive or can be difficult to understand.
Sesameseed prides itself on being able to communicate the complexities of blockchain, staking, and earning rewards in an simple way, regularly publishing content on its blog, Telegram, Twitter and other social media platforms.
As the number of blockchains that Sesameseed represents continues to grow, and the technology that Sesameseed builds to simplify staking matures, a significant effort will be needed to educate the community with articles, and engaging media.
That is where the community can help.
Sesameseed will feature content writers who believe in the power of storytelling and understand how adoption starts with words: from writing articles that inspire to crafting copy that converts.
Follow our blog to not miss these inspiring stories.
Interested in becoming a contributor?
- Please fill out this form: https://forms.gle/78K8kD2BYXe2moHH8
2. Send over samples of your previous writing work along with articles you think may qualify for publishing on our blog to our marketing team via email.
3. And have a peek at our guidelines below.
If approved, one of our team members will reach out to you on Telegram.
Guidelines
Topics we’re interested in
- The Blockchain ecosystem: Decentralization, Proof of Stake, staking, using non-custodial wallets, owning your keys.
- Sesameseed, SEED, and Sprout: Sesameseed values, multichain governance and staking, rewards sharing, SEED tokenomics, Sprout features.
What to avoid
- Stock photography: instead of using cheap stock images, try giving your story some love by picking a beautiful, free picture from Unsplash.
- Listicles and clickbait headlines: e.g “These 5 things will make you insanely successful”.
- Already-published stories: Medium’s algorithm favors ‘fresh’ stories. This means it will list articles by the date they were originally published — not in the order we accept them. In the interest of getting your story as much visibility as possible, please submit unpublished drafts only.
**We reserve the right to edit photographs and copy where necessary**
