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Topic	I published a book.
KamikazePotato 10/26/21 1:14:41 AM #223:	Yeah, outside of the stuff I've already discussed in the topic, the most I can say is to carefully consider your target audience and tailor your stories and advertising to them. People respond well to what they know, and while branching out as an author is always an option in the future, establishing a foothold is the most important thing (which is part of why serial writing into published releases can be a winning tactic). You've actually done a lot of good work so far pushing your stories, and 60 total Amazon reviews is ahead of the curve. I would also recommend putting your stories, both current and future, on Kindle Unlimited. There are some issues with the platform, but overall you have a much higher chance of breaking out and getting picked up by the algorithm that way. plasmabeam posted... I've heard mixed opinions on Wattpad and similar sites, with many authors struggling to get traction while others get their books picked up by major publishers or optioned by Netflix. That's true of every platform, I think. Standing out is a crapshoot at the best of times. plasmabeam posted... Congrats on coming out a winner, KP. Thanks, man. :) --- It's Reyn Time. <cite>KamikazePotato posted [p:959394040] in I publishe... [t:79664055]...</cite> <quote>Yeah, outside of the stuff I've already discussed in the topic, the most I can say is to carefully consider your target audience and tailor your stories and advertising to them. People respond well to what they know, and while branching out as an author is always an option in the future, establishing a foothold is the most important thing (which is part of why serial writing into published releases can be a winning tactic). You've actually done a lot of good work so far pushing your stories, and 60 total Amazon reviews is ahead of the curve. I would also recommend putting your stories, both current and future, on Kindle Unlimited. There are some issues with the platform, but overall you have a much higher chance of breaking out and getting picked up by the algorithm that way. plasmabeam posted... </cite> <quote>I've heard mixed opinions on Wattpad and similar sites, with many authors struggling to get traction while others get their books picked up by major publishers or optioned by Netflix.</quote>That's true of every platform, I think. Standing out is a crapshoot at the best of times. plasmabeam posted... </cite> <quote>Congrats on coming out a winner, KP.</quote>Thanks, man. :) --- It's Reyn Time.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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