I'm fascinated about presenting and marketing evergreen content on the Hive blockchain. So I will present my latest ideas here. Then I'll develop each idea in later posts. Hopefully influenced by your feedback.


![Exploring evergreen content on the Hive blockchain](https://images.ecency.com/DQmU36YZ3V8bLHHbLKHfLUiPELB2GH196U4YPw6EysLN6u9/img_20250210_190543.png)

<sup>Created using CreArt with the prompt, "Exploring evergreen content on the Hive blockchain"</sup>

## What is Hive Evergreen Content?

Evergreen content refers to content that is valuable for many years. So it's often called "Sticky Content". Therefore, Hive Evergreen content is simply sticky content that is published on the Hive blockchain.

Now, managing Hive Evergreen Content is challenging. Because the platform is strongly focussed on one week. With rewards generated after that first week. And very little afterwards. But not nothing!

## Hive Evergreen Content Projects

Currently, we see lots of interest in the INLEO community. As they have introduced evergreen rewards funded by advertising. Prior to that, my favourite project was the [HIVE Archeology Bot](https://hiveprojects.io/projects/p/hive-archeology-bot/) by @pibara.

Additionally, there is nothing to stop people using Hive to build marketing lists and direct links to evergreen content on other platforms. But I'm somewhat obsessed with generating evergreen content directly on the Hive blockchain. So those other platforms are beyond my scope. Except that I have large amounts of evergreen content on other platforms. And I would love to update that content and republish it here.

## My Hive Evergreen Content Projects

### PeakD Evergreen Content

Quite early in my quest, I published [November 2023 Evergreen Content](https://keithtaylor.shrewdies.net/blog/actifit-keithtaylor-20231207t140235324z/). From which I gained a lot of technical and administrative experience. So I intend to repeat that exercise with more recent data.

### My Hive Evergreen Content Frontend(s)

I've found quite a steep learning curve for developing Hive frontends. And I have much, much more to learn.

![Keith Taylor's Web3 Blog Screenshot](https://images.ecency.com/DQmf33afVsaUtrvDmXXBj1QGnhJuWtatFkP1M2qv37Dp8JJ/img_20250210_184923.jpg)

<sup>Screenshot of Keith Taylor's Web3 Blog</sup>

Currently, I have:

- My personal evergreen content blog: [Keith Taylor's Web3 Blog](https://keithtaylor.shrewdies.net/blog/)
- The [Hive Evergreen Content Identifier project](https://shrewdies.com/)
- Ideas for:
    - Your personal Hive Evergreen Content blogs based on usernames
    - Hive Group Evergreen Content based on tags
    - Hive Community Evergreen Content sites.

![Shrewdies Hive Evergreen Content Identifier project screenshot](https://images.ecency.com/DQmd3mu9UJyaZbdoxq1CMYayX4Nz7poSxqMTsfHg4bGUc3S/img_20250210_185059.jpg)

<sup>Screenshot of Hive Evergreen Content Identifier project</sup>


## Exploring Hive Evergreen Content Next Steps

You have read a summary of my Hive evergreen content exploration. Next, I'll:

- Extend my PeakD Evergreen Content series
- Explain my projects' history and plans in more detail.

I will prioritize these according to your feedback. So…

- *What are your views on Hive Evergreen Content?*
- *Have you any questions, opinions, or experiences about my projects so far?*

Please share your questions, experiences, and opinions in the comments.
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