There are several approaches to curation on Hive. The most natural one is

It's when you are happy with a post and generously upvote it for that.

The idea behind that is simple: the better you work, the more you earn. A pure free market approach.

Another popular form is

Quite a reasonable approach: the more work you put into a post, the more support it receives. But, as a result, the quality of the work is often overlooked: posts made up of boring text for 5+ minutes and 20+ uninteresting photos can receive huge support.

The idea behind this approach is that the more you work, the more you earn, no matter how well you work. Hive socialism in action. This approach helps distribute rewards more evenly across the Hive community but it also encourages the creation of mediocre content.

I understand the economic concerns behind this approach, but it's also clear that KE-based curation drives some great content creators away from Hive.

The idea behind this approach is that the richer you are, the more you earn.

Now that HivePosh attracts thousands of users by sharing links, the value of good content has become quite monetary - visits from other platforms have a market price. Thus, an author producing amazing posts with KE=10 can bring far more value to Hive than someone who never powers down.

This is an extroverted type of curation where thousands of readers from Web2 (Reddit, Bluesky, more platforms are coming) help determine how well your Hive post is rewarded. HivePosh curators, who evaluate the quality of link shares in the second stage, essentially carry out the will of this large reading audience.

If your post seems interesting to readers on Web2, they’ll follow the link to read it on Hive. The more visitors your article brings to the Hive blockchain, the more rewards it earns.

The idea behind this approach is similar to satisfaction-based curation: "the better you work, the more you earn" with the shift from content's reading quality to its power to generate marketing value - traffic from Web2 to Hive and/or awareness of Hive outside Hive.

A way leading to large upvotes on Hive can take a year or two of consistent blogging: You need time to get on the radar of big curators. HivePosh curation discovers new authors more quickly, as it’s driven by dozens of HivePosh users incentivized to search for great content.

HivePosh isn’t concerned with how much effort you invested in your post; if a 15-minute write-up sparks the curiosity of thousands on Reddit and drives them to Hive, that’s what matters.

HivePosh doesn't look at KE-factor either: we need all Hive human resources to market Hive outside Hive. KE-factor is just a curious metric, while good content is HivePosh's fuel for driving thousands of Web2 users to Hive.

Every view and every visit costs money if generated through Google Ads or other advertising apps. If a low-effort post written by a high-KE account generates 1,000 visits to Hive, it is worth at least 100 USD if done through Google Ads. HivePosh rewards such content for marketing value it generates for the Hive blockchain.

A person who shares a Hive link gets 80% of HivePosh rewards, while only 20% goes to the author. The explanation for this ratio is simple: HivePosh incentivizes Hivers to join the initiative, aiming to make sharing links to Hive content a part of the culture on the Hive blockchain.

To get 100% of rewards for your content, you should join HivePosh and share your posts yourself: sign up for Reddit, link your Reddit account to Hive on hiveposh.com, and start sharing Hive links in subreddits - read 8 dos and don'ts to start smoothly.

More social media platforms will be added to HivePosh, but don’t wait for it and join HivePosh without delay - Reddit is a perfect place to attract thousands of visitors.

Before saying goodbye, I’d like to welcome this week's new HivePosh users: @flummi97, @flummi97, @flummi97, @flummi97, @flummi97, @flummi97, @flummi97, @flummi97 Thank you for joining, feel free to ask me questions, and consider reading read 8 dos and don'ts. Hope to see you in our contest as well!