Why you shouldn't start with a paid note if you want to make sales

"What topic should I write about for a paid note?"

Do you have that concern?

There is no absolute right answer, but
it might be better to test the reaction with a free note first.

Why it's difficult to start "suddenly"

The reason is simple.

Because you don't know what topic the readers are looking for.

Try to imagine it.

A convenience store releasing a new menu item
without offering any samples first.

That seems like a pretty high risk, doesn't it...?

I failed at first, too.

I'll be honest.

I once released a paid note
suddenly on a different account.

The result was zero buyers.

Why didn't it sell?

The reason was simple.

Because it wasn't a topic the readers were looking for.

The topic I wanted to write about and
the topic the readers wanted to read about.

These two things were misaligned.

So, I changed my strategy.

The image of releasing a "prototype"

You wouldn't release a new menu item right away.

First, you make a prototype and
have customers try it.

"This is delicious!"

Once they say that, you make it an official menu item.

Paid notes are exactly the same.

Specific steps (3 steps)

STEP 1: Write free articles on multiple themes

For example, themes like these:

• How to increase followers

• How to write paid notes

• How to use social media

Try writing free articles on 3 to 5 themes.

STEP 2: Observe reader reactions

See which theme gets the best response.

• Number of likes

• Number of comments

• Number of views

The numbers will show you the needs.

STEP 3: Write a paid note on the theme with the best response

Write a paid note on the theme that received the best response.

Because that is the theme that readers want the most.

But won't it fail to sell as a paid product if I release it for free?

This is a common question.

However, it will be fine.

The difference between free articles and paid notes

Free articles:

• Only the essence

• Introducing that 'there is a method like this'

Paid notes:

• Concrete steps

• Explaining 'how to do it' in detail

• Complete coverage

Use free articles to 'get them interested.'
Use paid notes to 'have them learn deeply.'

They have different roles.

Summary: The order for releasing paid notes

Release a prototype as a free article
→ Find the needs
→ Paid notes will sell

Things you can do starting today

1. Write 3 free articles

On a theme you feel you can write about.

2. Observe reader reactions

The number of likes, comments, and views.

3. Write a paid note on a theme with good engagement

This is the step to a paid note that sells.

In conclusion

Releasing a paid note right away is a bit difficult.

However, if you release a "prototype" as a free article,
you will see the needs.

First, please try writing three free articles.

Those three will become the foundation
that supports your paid note 0→1.
that supports your foundation.

I also achieved 0→1 using this method.

Won't you start with a prototype with me?🐭

Scheduled to be updated soon

In the "Paid Note 0→1 Textbook" I released the other day,
I summarized the formula for choosing a theme.

From here, I am currently summarizing specific NG examples and
their corrections!

I will add this to the
"Paid Note 0→1 Textbook" soon!

Those who have already purchased it
can read it at no extra charge🍀

Please look forward to it🐭

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