01-19-2018 01:36 AM - edited 01-23-2018 01:31 PM
I enlisted as a Local Guide(LG) on 26th October, 2017. As soon as I started I came across SveinR's post on his learning as a LG. Inspired by that post I also wanted to write after having some experience. So here I go with my two cents. For the sake of records I already have a million views as of yesterday posting about 1500+ photos.
This is my first post on what I have learnt in last ~80+ days as a Local Guide while posting photos. May be all of this has been posted by others already. I got good results, catching eyeballs, following these points.
Will try and add on to this list as I progress further in my journey as a LG.
Few of my photos when the view count reached 0.5m
01-19-2018 03:02 AM
@DipG Thanks for sharing this.. it will be useful to many out there..
This post can really be also made a little better with a few photos to describe your knowledge. 🙂 .. nothing beats showing a picture compared to just an explanation. 🙂
01-19-2018 04:53 AM
OMG @DipG being a newbie I didn't expect you'll share as this much information 🙂 thank you so much for this :).
01-19-2018 12:55 PM
@StephenAbraham - If you see the same post in a PC you will find there are plenty of links that will take you to the photos relevant to the learning. Not sure why the links disappear in a handheld device.
01-19-2018 01:05 PM
Very informative post @DipG welldone bro keep it up. Wish to see you posting more often.
P.S. I can see all your links via my hp, try to add/upload couple of photos within the post next time.
Cheers
01-19-2018 01:17 PM
Thanks @Haseeb. Will try and post some photos next time
01-19-2018 02:41 PM
@Jagadeesh_Reddy - I have been posting one or two photos or reviews in the past but the real activity started when I posted for the first time in the Local Guides Connect around end October last year, hence I am considering myself as a Newbie. Trust the information will help others. SveinR is such an expert that after reading his post there is not much of a reading required on this subject, still I tried to put my experience together in few words. Thanks to SveinR for such an awesome post that inspired my write-up.