The Reality of Not Being Read and Small Improvements. The Challenge of a 51-Year-Old Father of 6 Continues!

My note debut.
I clutched my smartphone and waited, thinking, "Surely the notifications won't stop ringing!"

…But the result was 9 likes.
Far from notifications, the phone was so quiet I thought it was broken (lol).

But I'd be frustrated to end it here, so I decided to try some small improvements right away.


Is it usually like this at first?But when I think about it calmly, it's only natural.

After all, nobody knows me, and I'm starting from zero followers.
I'm not someone on TV, nor am I a famous blogger.

There's no way an article written by someone like that would suddenly get a lot of reactions.
"It's normal that nobody reads it at first."

This is a bit of know-how.
Even if you understand it in your head, it's still tough when you experience it (lol).
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I tried some small improvementsSince there's no point in feeling down, I immediately tried a few things.

• Change the article title to be a bit catchier
• Try posting the link on Twitter (X)
• Change the icon to a design that looks more like a challenger
It's just this much, but I feel like more people are coming to see it.

It turns out that "how you present things other than the article" is also important.
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What to do from here?To make the next article feel more like it was "worth reading," I think I'll dig a bit deeper into my own failures and realizations.

While mixing in some know-how, the base will still be a diary.
I feel like that suits me right now.

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Finally

If there is anyone following this series, thank you very much.It has only just begun, but I would be happy if you could enjoy this challenge from zero together with me.

Now, what should I write about next?