What are the benefits of introducing other articles on note?

Today starts with a bit of bragging about myself, but please bear with me and don't leave just yet.

It's been about 10 days since I created this note account for beginners.

Perhaps because I've been writing with all my might—so much so that I look back and wonder, 'Only 10 days?'—I've received some wonderful recognition.

Toraneko-san featured my article in a collaborative magazine they run called “Transmission” .
It's a large collaborative magazine. Apparently, they chose it from among the 500 or so articles they read.

And it was at the top!! I'm so happy!
Toraneko-san, thank you so much.

Furthermore, other creators sometimes pick up my articles for their personal magazines as well.
I have nothing but gratitude.
And I truly think the world of note, which connects us to new encounters, is a very warm place.

So, today I'd like to talk about
“the benefits of introducing other articles on note.”

When you're reading note, you see people introducing other people's articles, right?
Whether it's an article by a follower, an article that caught your eye while reading, or an article that reinforces what you're currently writing about.

This has benefits for the creator you're linking to, for the readers, and even for you as the one introducing it.
It's what you call “a win-win-win situation.”

Huh? You've been reading them without really thinking about it?
Well then, let me explain.

First, let's start with the benefits for you, the one introducing the article.

What you gain by introducing an article is trust in you.
Because saying, 'This article was great. Why don't you read it?' provides value to your readers.
Your readers won't necessarily come across the notes you find worth reading on their own.
But if you introduce them, your readers can see “also” a new world.
That feeling of gratitude leads to trust in you. Besides, as a simple note user, I think

introducing articles is one of the ways to enjoy note. Because a cycle is born—write, read, introduce, connect again—making your output even richer.As I always say,


note is an SNS for conveying things through words. It's fun just to post, but it becomes even more fun when you can connect and share.Only the creator can make those connections.
So by fully enjoying that, I think your love for note will deepen.

Next, the benefits for the readers who read your article. As I said before, by reading the introduced articles, readers can see a new world.
People actually know very little about what they are interested in, and what's more,

they only go after the information they want. Because it was introduced by you, whom they trust, they become interested and
can discover different categories and perspectives. This is something you might understand better if you actually click on a link to an article someone else has introduced rather than me explaining it in words.I think you'll find some discovery, like 'I really hadn't looked at it from this angle,' or 'There's someone with such an interesting perspective!', or 'So this is what the benefit for the reader is.'

Finally, the person being introduced. The benefits for the person at the link. Of course, being introduced
increases the click-through rate and the level of trust in you, but that's not all.

The fact that 'someone read it and even introduced it' leads to a positive sense of responsibility to 'write properly next time too.'

A virtuous cycle occurs where writing motivation increases, which means note continues.
That's exactly where I am right now. My motivation is exploding, thinking, 'I want to be more useful to people, I want to send out more of my own words.'

It's not just about being happy. Even if no one came from there, it wouldn't matter.The fact that 'the introducer recommended my article' is what makes me happy.

Ultimately, what I really want to say is this.

I think that people who try to make others happy not just through their own content, but from various angles, will eventually be valued.And that applies not just to note, but to life in general.

It doesn't have to be something huge.
The feeling of wanting tomake someone a little happier with a little something extrais what's important. So, even just posting a link is effective enough.
I think trust is the result of accumulating things like that.

Because, you know,
"Toraneko-san, thank you. I'll follow you forever!!"
is what I think (laughs).

That's what trust is.

When you first start on note, you tend to get overwhelmed with just posting, thinking, "I have to get my own articles out first."
But I would like you to try reading many notes at first, even if it means slowing down your posting pace.
Because there is so much to learn there.

And if you find an article among them that you think is good, please introduce it.
Just doing that makes the author happy, and it gives the readers new insights as well.

It's sure to be a "win-win-win" situation, and it will lead to building your own trust as well.

Come on, everything is a challenge!

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