Goal setting is your map to the leaderboard. It's also a key ingredient to success in any field. And the stakes are continually rising. Do you want the number one spot? Calculate how many points it will take to get there. Is it impossible? No, the current #1 holder had to climb the ladder to get there, just like everyone else. But you can't get to be number one until you get on the leaderboard first.
I recommend minor goals on the way there. This lets you know you're on track.
I recommend starting at what you already have by figuring your daily average. You can average out what you have done by the last week. Points for last week ÷ 7. You can also do it by the number of whole months you've been here. If you've been here 5 months and have 23,000 points, you average 4,600 points a month. Divide that by 30, and you average 153 points a day.
You get 40 points just for submitting a meme, so do your daily three, and that's 120 points right there. You only need 33 points to get your target average. If your three memes are any good, they'll get that and more. But say your memes suck. Only two or three views. What can you do? For starters, make better memes. We'll discuss that in a future lesson.
The next step is commenting on other memes. Find the good ones, and make a positive comment. Do not be nasty. That can lead to being downvoted and put in time out and not allowed to meme comment. A meme comment gets you four points for the first upvote and two points for additional upvotes, so make them smart and entertaining. And on topic. If possible, upvote and comment on 10 memes by others every day. If you reply, always try to upvote the person you're replying to. Failure to do so may result in your upvotes disappearing, of no upvotes at all.
I mentioned goal setting. We already know you average 4600 points a month, but add 5% to 10% to that. Now, your goal should be 4,830 points for the month. Thats only 8 more points a day. I'm in a comfort zone of 3,500 a day, but have a daily goal of 5,000. I'll reach it with memes and comments. You can, too.