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Ideal Publishing Time at Read.Cash?
I tend to pose this question on every platform I become a part of, and it should be no different here at Read.Cash-- which I love, by the way-- so here goes nothing... When do you get the most readers? You can make this as broad or specific as you see fit... at which times do you find your posts get the most traction? Or have you noticed that certain days of the week work out better for you? And why do you think this is? Do you think certain topics have unique sweet spots that may not run parallel to others? Do crypto-related discussions happen more at odd nighttime hours perhaps, while lifestyle and diet have a bigger audience in the mornings?
I want your own thoughtful observations. I can try to draw conclusions based on my own experience as I stumble along, or even extrapolate using existing data from other platforms, but I really want to hear from *you*: What is your sweet spot? Where are you writing from? Time zone? What types of topics do you write about? Do audience habits vary by topic? And what about post length?! Does long-form content seem to perform better on the Read.Cash platform, or are you seeing stronger numbers on shorter pieces? There are so many factors and variables that could affect how *your* content fares, but there are usually general traffic spikes that we can all use to maximize the number of eyes our writing gets in front of. So what say you? :)
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I have not been here long enough to discern this sort of patterns yet, but I'm sure all these factors play a role. The number of readers does not depend on quality alone. Yet I don't think one should spend too much attention on strategy, good quality material is more important. What really matters, however, is what sort of people are populating this community. It is hugely biased towards cryptocurrency matters so other types of material get rather little attention. I don't mind cryptocurrency matters, I wrote about Bitcoin as early as 2010 and bought my first bitcoins from the creator himself for one cent each. But I am a bit tired of it. Not cryptocurrency, mind you, but writing and reading about it. Especially since I write about many other things as well. This community needs an inflow of more people with more diverse interests.
Those are excellent points, Mictorrani... I agree with you about different types of content too: it would be nice if the platform can attract people interested in a wide variety of topics. Thanks a lot for taking the time to give me your two cents. That helps! :)