3 things I did in secret when I had fewer than 300 followers

Hello, this is Nakashi🌱

'I feel like even if I write, it won't reach anyone...'

Have you ever felt that kind of anxiety when you first started note?

I also worried every day, wondering if I was on the right track, once I passed 100 followers.

I spent my days feeling down, comparing myself to people who were 'going viral' on social media.

But looking back, I realize that the period when I had fewer than 300 followers was when I was building my 'foundation' the most.

This time, I will narrow down and introduce 3 things that were good to do during that period.
They are all highly reproducible and things you can start doing today.

I hope this helps you realize that there is meaning precisely because it is a period where you are 'not being read'.

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1. I gave myself permission to write notes 'for myself'

In the beginning, I was desperate to be read.

I included keywords and put effort into titles, but the response was still zero.

So I took the plunge and decided,
'Even if it's not useful to anyone, I will write what I want to write'
.

For example:

• Talking about my favorite alcoholic drinks

Surprisingly, those 'own words' started to get more likes and empathy.

Precisely because it's the period under 300 followers, 'raw words' without strange embellishments become your weapon.

2. Even with zero response, I ended every post with a 'question'

This is low-key, but it was incredibly effective.

I made sure to include a sentence like this at the end of my articles.

At first, there were zero comments. No reaction at all.

But one day, when a single comment saying “I understand!” arrived, I was so happy I could have cried.

Continuing to ask questions to “someone invisible” is low-key, but it is truly important.

• It makes it easier for readers to participate

• It softens the writer's impression

• The writing turns into a “dialogue”

If you want a reaction,reach out first. That was the start.

3. I commented on other notes with all my heart

I will write this with honest feelings.

“If you want to be read, go read first.”

It is a bit selfish to want your own articles to be read when you aren't reading others, isn't it?

So, I read 3 to 5 notes that caught my eye every day and wrote comments with honest feelings like,
“It really came across.”
“I really love this part.”

Then:

• Replies come back

• People follow you

• They visit your own notes too

Of course, if you do it as an obligation, it won't last.

However, I realized that the 'ability to receive someone else's words' also brings my own writing to life.

Every action had meaning, even when there was 'zero response'.

I can say that now.

What I did when I had fewer than 300 followers was
never a waste; it was a 'period of building a foundation of trust'.

• Don't compare yourself to others,

• Write in your own voice,

• And listen to even the smallest voices

I feel that doing these things is what connects to where I am now.

⬇️ Check this out too

First, try doing just one of these within 3 days!

You don't have to do everything at once.

Start with one thing you can do right now, andtry posting one article within 3 days.

For example, in a format like this:

Even if you don't get a response right away, if you keep going, someone who is 'watching' will definitely appear.

If you think this article is even a little bit good, I would be very happy if you could 'Like,' 'Comment,' or 'Follow'!
(This article is created based on my actual experience and 'AI.' Please note that it may contain errors or inaccurate information.)
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My self-introduction article is here

My note and ChatGPT related articles are summarized here👇

The magazine recording my note growth process is here👇

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