Search results

I made my whole carrier on cliffhangers, look at my Patreon and you shall see the power of cliffs my child.

Don't limit yourself to only one site.

Just check your stats, if you see any spikes in views you were probably trending.

It's always easier to start a story out, you are just introducing new characters and building up the world. Guess I'm the reverse as after a year I'm still continuing my two stories. It's better to keep at one or two, you will gain more readers.

Not really. The hard part for me is sitting down and writing. Then trying not to click out to watch some youtube videos lol. Then the words just go brrrrr

1. People on SH very rarely comment. RR readers tend to comment more. 2. You asre going to keep losing readers past the first chapter till it stabilizes in one spot over time. 3. Depends on how fast you write. I only have a backlog of about a week + Patreon chappies. I just set up a daily word...

Popular tags and frequent updates the best way to advertise. Most readers will go through the popular stories and then start going through the other stories in line. If they see a story that has like an update rate of 1 chapter a week or 1 chapter a month most of them will evade it. This is...

Yeah, but how much a month is that? I have a larger Patreon than most and people read my barely edited webnovels. You can start with that, see how it goes then use that as a springboard for amazon and publish there. Then maybe, if you can show the numbers of your sales to a publisher they could...

First, how much money do you wish to make with your writing? Because you can earn a lot with Patreon and Amazon but you'd probably have to limit yourself to some genres. If you really just want to earn money you will probably be unable to write exactly what you want but will have to look into...

:blob_hmm_two:

Also when starting out you'll probably want to release as frequently as you can. I actually released daily for like the first month doing short chapters of like 1 - 1,5k. After building up a reader base I started to slow down a bit, it worked quite well for me x3

Feel it depends more on the length of the chapter. I do releases every other day on one story where the chappy is about 2k words long and every 3 days when it's 3k long.

Without looking at the story I could notice a few things that could be the reason. - Short chapters [At least at the start ] - Updated once per week. Yeah, if you want to get a story going you need frequent releases. Many readers will glance at the updated schedule and just avoid it.

I always like a bit of romance undertones in my novels, but ye straight ones.

Isn't something like this easy to do? First ask yourself what a 'smart' person is? They know a lot of things, mostly always know the answer to the problem? You are the author of the story, so you know the best way to resolve the problem. You just make your character do this and readers will be...

Lol, I wing everything xD I don't even know what I want to write for the next chapter xD I sometimes do some notes in the form of points? - MC goes here - MC will do this - MC meets this person (They talk about something ) Then I just figure what they talk about or how he gets there along the way.

I get like one paypal donation every 3 months xD Just go with patreon. I wouldn't say it's pointless. I got some donations but best to just set up a Patreon and use forward chapters ahead of the regular release if you are even semi-serious with making money. I did get an insta jump in donations...

I mostly name elves, dwarves, humans as 'people of the races' when mentioning their entire coalition.

Madness, who looks at their old work? You need to only look into the future and beyond!

:blob_uwu: