[note Strategy] I want to argue for the "No Need for Daily Posting" theory. The trap that beginners aiming for popularity and monetization fall into

Hello, this is Nagi.

How often do you all post on note?

To grow on note, it is generally said that you should "post every day." In fact, there are people who practice daily posting and are achieving results.

However, I would like to dare to argue here for the "No Need for Daily Posting" theory.

Conclusion: Focus on the "quality" and "promotion" of a single article

Why do I think so?
It is because I believe that rather than beginners spreading their resources thin to post every day, it is better to put all your effort (ideas, passion) into one article and focus on"nurturing"that article, which will result in more fans.

Premise: I have "never done it."

First, there is something I must tell you as a premise.

I do not post every day.

In fact, I have never done daily posting even once.

"No way, the opinion of someone who has never done it is useless."
……No, no, that is exactly right (laughs).
However, please listen to my story for just a moment.

I have no intention of denying "daily posting" itself.

I used to run things like YouTube, so I understand that consistently delivering content is very effective for increasing views (reach).

For some "monsters" who have infinite ideas and passion, I think that is fine.
(There are people like "monsters" among my followers who keep posting interesting articles every day. I want to do an introduction corner someday too.)

Do beginners have that "material" and "time"?
So, what about us beginners?
How many people have enough material to post every day?

If you don't have material, you can easily post every day by having AI write the articles.

However, to be honest, articles written relying on AI are often boring unless you are good at using AI.

I think beginners with little material are in a situation not much different from mine.
In such a situation, it is counterproductive to force yourself to continue posting every day and have the satisfaction of your articles drop.

Besides, hasn't "daily posting" become the goal itself?

I dare to say this.
Are you satisfied with just continuing to "post every day" and losing sight of your original goal?

What is your ultimate goal for note?
Do you want to increase your popularity through note?
Do you want to earn money with paid articles?

If you want to increase your popularity, you need to deliver articles to many people (earn views), and daily posting is effective.
If you want to earn money with paid articles, the quality (trust) of the articles is essential, and daily posting that sacrifices quality is counterproductive.

In other words, "daily posting" is just one means to achieve your goal.

It is not a healthy operation to continue because the pressure of "I have to do it today..." becomes a burden, the quality of the articles drops, and you are afraid of the drop in motivation if you stop once.

🔍 My strategy: "Nurturing articles"

So, what I want to advocate is a strategy that "regardless of whether your goal is popularity or monetization, beginners should concentrate their resources on article quality and interaction."

1. Do not create "throwaway articles"
My views haven't grown yet, but I don't have a single "throwaway article."
I put my all into everything, pack it with material, and try to deliver my passion just as it is.

Thanks to that, even though my views are low, I have earned the trust that "people who come to read have a high probability of giving a like (like rate 33%)." Thank you all so much!

2. Use the time you don't post for "interaction"
I use all the time I save by not posting every day for "interaction (likes, comments)."
Through interaction, I let people know who I am.
That becomes a trigger for people to read my articles, and as a result, it also serves as promotion for my articles.

I keenly feel that beginners need a phase to increase fans through this "interaction" more than writing articles.

💪 Next preview: I will reveal how I am "nurturing articles"

In the next article, I will introduce specifically how I put my all into one article and "nurture" it through interaction, along with the gritty details and dashboard numbers.


While cherishing time with family, for side jobs, for qualifications.
Let's continue to do our best flexibly, like a dad!

Nagi | Side job, diet, qualifications. A struggling record of a greedy dad
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I also post daily progress on X, so I would be extremely happy if you could follow me there too.

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