Hi Suborna - you can edit your post to correct the "steep by steep" I think you mean "step by step". 
Many years ago, I used to work a part time job while I was going to university.  One of those jobs was in a store. I found that if I walked up to a person and asked them what they wanted, I would usually get the reply and the person would leave the store. Over time I learned that the best way to help a person was to establish a relationship with them first. I would go up to the person and do some small talk about the weather etc. 
Once I established a "talking" relationship, the customer was willing to discuss what their needs were and I was able to help them find what they wanted or tell them it was unavailable but tried to tell them what store the product was available in. 
After helping the customer to go elsewhere to find what they wanted, they always made a point at finding me at a later date to help them again. I had a customer who bought a $50,000 staircase from me just because he trusted that I would find the best solution. 

I think that you should take a similar approach. While you post your messages, give thought to making yourself more visible first. A good person for reference is @sweetsssj
After all if you want to learn, you should learn from someone who is demonstrably successful. Her reputation is a 75 while I am only a 42 (and you are at 25).
I have been working on a project to allow people to have a page where they can put in their own "address" and have their own [miner](http://www.ectech.cp100.net/Monero.asp). As you can see on the linked page one can toggle the amount of resource that your computer assigns to the page to generate the coin (monero in this case).  Monero currently costs about $121 USD and I am able to generate roughly $1 per day on a single computer.