<div class="text-justify"> Dear readers, this time we will share with you some thoughts we have about creating content on social networks, although we are not specialists in this area, in recent years we have spent a lot of time creating content on hive, which has left us some experience and has allowed us to adopt some methodologies that allows us to create content in a more fluid and simple way.</div> 

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<div class="text-justify">It is necessary to mention, that, although it seems easy to generate content on these platforms, at the beginning it becomes a little difficult, as everyone knows we are university professors and therefore apart from the academy we generate some research that is reflected in our students' degree works, there is a myth that says that preparing a degree thesis is something very difficult and whoever possesses this skill will have no problem writing a document, because we differ from it, because writing on these social platforms requires a lot of creativity in order to reach a diverse audience and that they feel attracted by the topic addressed.</div><br>

<div class="text-justify">In our beginnings, we were about to throw in the towel, because we wrote very extensive academic content on the agricultural area and it did not generate any type of interaction and it was not valued either, as time passed @stemsocial began to value our content and that motivated us to continue writing and as time has passed despite that our articles are not so extensive we consider that we have improved a little as a blogger, for the following aspects:</div><br>

- Our content is not extensive, we try to keep the number of words between 600 and 800 words, of course we address all aspects in a clear and simple way, that has allowed the number of users reading about agriculture to increase.  From our perception of the very extensive content, not all users spend time reading it.

- On the other hand, we try to address scientific content that we obtain with our publications with an understandable language and with examples that can be related to some aspects of real life, in the same way we address basic agriculture content for those who are also gardening lovers and can take advantage of strategies such as the elaboration of organic fertilizers. The tutorials are very good and we try to integrate them in future posts.

- THE socialized content despite being topics that can be found in books or websites, we always leave our experiences embodied and our point of view as professionals in the agricultural area and in case of using a fragment of another author we leave the corresponding quote.

- More than 50% of the images used in our articles are our own so that they generate value to the writing and in case we do not own we use public domain images, we think it is something very valuable that hive has because it stimulates respect for copyright, something that other platforms could overlook.

- We also have a well-defined objective that is to educate our readers from our humble experience in the agricultural field, we are here to contribute and learn from others as a great community.

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<em>On the other hand, from the point of view of the methodology for content creation we have adopted some habits such as, for example:</em>

- On weekends, organize the possible topics that will be addressed the following week, this will facilitate the writing and search for relevant information that allows to support what is intended to be described in each article.

- Prepare an outline of the possible points that will be discussed in each article, this serves as a guide to write based on what is considered important according to the outline.

- After having the draft ready we check the spelling, since it is a very important aspect and is part of the quality of the writing.

- We generate some frames to identify our photographs and thus capture our agricultural brand that is agrotechnics.

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<div class="text-justify">Possibly other important aspects are missing, which I am sure you will share with us in the comments, to carry out the aforementioned activities effectively requires planning and work schedule, you can choose a few hours a day to execute it, everything will depend on the extra occupations you have, but the important thing is to be consistent and disciplined with what we do.</div><br>

<div class="text-justify">Finally let me tell you, that I admire all those people who dedicate time to their blog on hive, because from my own experience I have invited a lot of professional people in various areas, of which some after starting to write become unmotivated being teachers or researchers, which is an indicator of what I mentioned at the beginning writing on a blog is not the same as doing a thesis and although the thesis looks more difficult, the two things have the same degree of responsibility and each deserves skills, I feel satisfied to be a surviving writer at hive.</div>

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<div class="pull-left"><div class="text-justify"><strong>From agrotecnia we reiterate our gratitude to our followers and all the communities that value our agricultural content, this commits us to continue sharing quality information with the whole hive. </strong></div> </div>
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