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I've got my first tip on Read.cash how cool is that? Thank you @ChristinaMadart I'm still thinking about what good niche topic will be for Read to write about. Any suggestions? #NoiseCash
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You're welcome @Dilan and thanks for the game suggestion! One article I would love to read is a detailed walkthrough of your experience with Karastar and how we can make the most out of it, both now on Beta and after that! Besides the game, like @QJax wrote, write about anything that you genuinely love and feel that you are good at / have valuable information that can help others and you will find your audience eventually! 🌞😺
Thanks, this is great advice. About Karastar. After Beta points will be transformed into UMY and NFTs. Read more here > https://www.karastar.com/point-plan Unfortunately there is a minimum limit everyone must earn to get the rewards, if I have understood it correctly.
Be original, write about what you love and don't write for the tips, believe me they come over time, just focus on creator content about things that inspire or interest you. The rest always follows
thank for advice
I understand what its like, I tried writing for others it rarily works, but once you write about something you enjoy or love the passion shines through Pal
I had blog earlier but it was about programming and I think that niche is too narrow for Read. On the other hand crypto related topics are much suitable for the platform but I'm afraid I'm will not be able to write quality articles about crypto, my knowledge is still limited.
Just write from a personel perspective or about your experiences in getting into crypto, what you have tried or learned, people love that kind of stuff. I also write movie and TV show reviews for read, but I also cross post them. Once you start to find your niche you will be suprised how fast others respond, If I was to give you advice, I would suggest always write more than 600 words or more for articles, from experience these get more attention.
Thanks. I may try several different topics and see what works best for Read, that sounds like good strategy. Yes usually article above 1500 words are better positioned with search engines, I'm not sure how that goes with Read and if Read content has good ranking with Google or Bing. Reviews are kind of hard for me to write since English is my second language. How much time do you need to write and publish 1 review?
Usually I will spend about 15-20 mins researching further information to include in reviews and sometimes I will research while writing, but at most about 30-60 mins to resrarch and write the review. I also use crypto earning platforms when doing my research instead of google such as the brave browser and the presearch, search engine, which adds a little diversity to my crypto portfolio. Every little bit helps and it all adds up. Use every opportunity to build your portfolio, as the prices will continue to rise. But yes the longer the article, the better, but the rusty bot on read, takes notice once your articles are above 600 words
Oh didn't know that about read bot, good to know. Is that info from your own experience or there is some article about it to read? I would be interested to learn more how position your text on Read. One hour per review is quite good. I would probably need more than 3 :)
Not sure if there is an actual article per say, I was given a heads up by another creator over there when I joined up. 3 hours is a lot of work for one article, worth the effort once your seeing good returns for your time, which I guess makes it more important to earn from as many sources as possible. I tend to create and use templates for each type of post I create, it saves time which is important because I have so many projects that I am juggling atm. I also found that using a wider word base also helps with the algorythms in search engines as well as of course using a unique profile or creator name
I would like to read about your workflow and how you use templates, that will be incredible useful. Do you have any article about your workflow?
Actually that is something I have never written about, but might be a useful topic for other creators, maybe I will write something on that soon and drop you a link
That would be helpful not only to me but other bloggers-wanna-be as well I'm sure. There aren't many articles about blogging workflow tips and trips as far as I've notice.
Yeah now that I think of it I have never seen any articles or guides for bloggers.