For you who are working hard alone on note. A roadmap to graduate from lonely writing and increase your best 'buddy' and friends

For you who are working hard alone on note. A roadmap to graduate from lonely writing and increase your best 'buddy' and friends

Introduction: Are you facing the screen alone and lonely on note? 'I wrote an article, but I didn't get any likes or comments,' 'Continuing to post alone is making me feel like giving up...' When you open note, you see people interacting happily, and you sometimes feel lonely, don't you? 'I'm not good at talking to people, and joining a circle or a co-managed magazine suddenly feels like a high hurdle...' To you, who are fighting alone in the sea of note, I have a suggestion. You don't need to jump into a large community. First, why not find just one 'best buddy' who is working hard alone just like you? In this article, inspired by the buddy system on the battlefield, I will talk about how to naturally increase your friends on note and make your posting 100 times more fun through '2 people -> 5 pairs connection'. Chapter 1: Why 'buddy (pair)' instead of 'alone' first? The trick to not being isolated in the town of note is not to try to create a large group suddenly. Start with a pair (buddy) of 'you and someone else'. Even on an actual battlefield, soldiers always act in pairs (buddies) to cover each other's blind spots. A buddy on note gives you the following best benefits: Becomes your 'first person': Just having one person who always reads and leaves a passionate comment when you post an article eliminates the feeling of loneliness. Brings out each other's strengths: If you are in charge of essays, your buddy is in charge of know-how. By introducing each other's articles (covering blind spots), the readers of both of you will go back and forth. Above all, writing becomes fun: Just by having 'that person's' face come to mind on the other side of the screen, you will look forward to opening note every day.

Chapter 2: How do you find a 'buddy' on note? You might be thinking, 'But how do I find that one person?' The method is very simple. Look for people with 'similar passion to yourself' on the timeline. Don't look for famous creators, but look for people who are 'writing hard but haven't been discovered yet' like yourself using hashtags. Leave passionate comments on 'impressions of articles'. Instead of just saying 'That's wonderful,' give a comment that shows you really read the other person's article, such as 'I was saved by the words 〇〇 in this article!' 'Introduce' each other's articles. In your own article, introduce the other person's note by saying, 'This article was really good, so please read it!' As you repeat this, the two of you will naturally become special 'buddies' for each other.

Chapter 3: How to create a 'loose but strongest connection' where 5 pairs of buddies gather. Once you have your best buddy (the first pair), let's try to expand that circle a little bit. The goal is a 'world of 10 people in total, where 5 pairs (buddies) have gathered'. If you suddenly create a group of 10 people, some people may find it difficult to speak, or human relationships may become complicated. However, in a 'place where 5 pairs of good friends have gathered', everyone has a place. 🤝 Steps to connect with 2 people x 5 pairs

Step 1: Find another 'buddy (pair)'. Find 'another pair' who are always collaborating happily on note just like your pair, and try interacting with the four of you in the comment section.

Step 2: Create a loose magazine for 5 pairs (10 people). With the 5 pairs (10 people) gathered in this way, create a co-managed magazine or create a common hashtag (e.g., #UnevenCreators) to summarize each other's articles.

Step 3: Become a home ground where everyone is the protagonist. Since it is a gathering of people who were originally active in pairs, there is absolutely no way anyone will be isolated. A gentle and invincible community of 10 people who respect each other's buddy's strengths is completed.

Conclusion: First, let's send a comment to that person's article. Note is not a diary to write silently alone. It is a warm town where creators can connect with each other. It's okay if you don't have the courage to join a large circle.

First, start today by sending one heartfelt comment to the note of someone whose writing you thought, 'Oh, I like this person's writing.' From there, the story with your 'best buddy' that will drastically change your note life begins!