Why Nao Kurosaki's Membership is Recommended for Creators
It's a good day today, isn't it?
Hello.
I'm Satoru.
Today, I've put together a little summary about note memberships.
Actually, due to a mistake, I wrote about 1500 characters, and while I was eating, this article disappeared.
So, I'm rewriting it from scratch. I'm writing while tracing my memories from 30 minutes ago. Well, sometimes things like that happen, right?
First, for those who might not know about note memberships, let me explain that.
Membership is a monthly subscription that allows creators of all genres to post content so that fans and peers can support your activities.
You can deliver content in ways that suit your purpose, such as articles, magazines, bulletin boards, and newsletters.
If you're a bit used to note, you might think, 'Huh? How is this different from a subscription magazine?' There is an explanation from the official source for that too.
Differences from subscription magazines
・You can interact with members at a closer distance using not only articles and magazines but also bulletin boards and external services.
・While subscription magazines were a feature that allowed you to read 'articles added during the subscription period,' membership allows you to read all articles, including past ones, as long as you are a member.
※ If you cancel your membership, you will no longer be able to read all articles.
Being able to interact among members is a good point, but some people aren't good at interacting, right? But even for such people...
'While subscription magazines were a feature that allowed you to read 'articles added during the subscription period,' membership allows you to read all articles, including past ones, as long as you are a member.'
Isn't this attractive? In other words, it's like Kindle Unlimited. You can read all paid articles!
But, haven't people who have used Kindle or Kindle Unlimited had an experience like this?
1. After joining for a while, there was nothing left I wanted to read
2. I didn't have time, so I couldn't use it at all
3. My interest in Kindle Unlimited started to fade
But you know, Nao Kurosaki's membership is the exact opposite.
1. More and more content I want to read keeps appearing
2. It makes me want to carve out time just to read it
3. My interest in the membership keeps growing
Oh, and just to be clear, I wasn't asked by Nao Kurosaki to write this, and this isn't a puff piece.
I'm writing down my impressions after using it for a month. To be precise, it hasn't even been a full month yet, but I'm writing this because I feel like I made a great purchase.
As for who I would recommend it to, I think it's people like this.
- People who want to increase their readership, not just write notes
- People who are also thinking about monetization
- People who want to connect their notes with other social media to use them more effectively
- People who want to interact with other writers who share the same direction
- People who want to delve deeper into business and life
It seems like Kurosaki-san messed up once in her life.
I've also made a huge mess of things in the past, so I understand, but the words and actions of someone who has crawled their way back up from the bottom of hardship are incredibly kind.
That's why when Nao Kurosaki talks about business, there's no sleaziness or shadiness to it. That's Kurosaki-san's trademark, and that's what I like about her.
But she doesn't just coddle you; she also writes clearly about the things she wants to say and the important things she wants to convey.
Honestly, this is the first time I've met someone like this. The world of internet business I used to be in was filled with false light, so I'm intrigued by Kurosaki-san, who exists in reality but has a mysterious presence, in a good way, as if she were a fictional character.
Ah, it seems I've gone off on a tangent.
Right, right, I was in the middle of explaining why Kurosaki-san's membership is so good.
I mentioned the Kindle Unlimited example earlier, but the content Nao Kurosaki writes is just incredibly interesting.
The fact that she grew her note followers to 5,000 in four months from scratch, or that she now has 6,000 followers on X, also from scratch—those achievements are educational and interesting.
But ultimately, it's the content Nao Kurosaki writes that is truly excellent.
She is skilled at digging deep into business and life from a unique perspective. Even when she talks about specialized topics, I feel the depth of her character as a writer who doesn't make it feel that way.
I also do sales copywriting for work, so I have a gut feeling for the quality of writing, but Nao Kurosaki isn't just good. There is value in her 'perspective'.
This is a recent article, but I felt excited while reading it. She is improvising.
Improvisation, also known as ad-libbing, isn't just about doing things freely; it's about 'creating freely as you wish without being bound by patterns'.
I like the feeling that while there are patterns, she writes freely without making the reader conscious of them.
Creators are people who use their own experiences, techniques, and skills to bring ideas to life, right?
If you consider yourself a creator, I recommend Nao Kurosaki's membership.
There is something like a trial course, so it might be good to try it out first.
You might also want to refer to other people's impressions.
Thank you for reading until the end. See you tomorrow!
