Max Medium Reads, 30-day Period
Pick a goal- let’s say 3000. What’s the consensus of opinion?
If your goal is to achieve a 30-day average of 3000 reads on Medium, there are a few things you can do. These are the officially sanctioned pointers from some of the more astute writers on Medium.
Please know that some are either totally impossible, and others are not quantifiable as to whether or not you did them. But they are a good place to start.
Steps to success.
We will go through five now and then link each step to a deeper dive into it.
Write high-quality, engaging content that resonates with your target audience. This can attract more readers to your articles and increase the likelihood of them sharing your work with others.
Publish consistently. Try to publish at least one new article per week, if not more. This can help keep your readers engaged and coming back for more.
Use effective headlines and tags. They are the first things readers see when they come across your article on Medium. Make sure they accurately reflect the content of your article and are optimized for search engines.
Promote your work on social media and other platforms. Share your articles with your followers on social media and encourage them to read and share your work with others.
Engage with your readers. Respond to comments and messages from your readers. At the end of stories, encourage them to share their thoughts and feedback on your work.
The success.
It’s important to keep in mind that building an audience and achieving a consistent level of readership on Medium takes time and effort. By following these tips and consistently producing high-quality content, you can increase your chances of achieving your goal of 3000 reads per 30-day period.
As you build the number of stories you have published, you will build an inertia that makes the same amount of writing each week gain an increasing number of reads each week.
Thanks for reading!
Don’s a keen observer and prolific reporter of truth, common sense, humor, & life. He’s a WRITER|HUMORIST, sometimes serious, sometimes tongue-in-cheek. He lives in Nashville, Tn.