I've recently started writing in English.
I don't know if I will ever be like Tim Denning, Nicolas Cole, or James Clear. For now, I see myself as a middle-class creator.
This is why I'm going all-in on Medium. Here's why.
Video is huge and growing. But people are still reading.
Just watch the stats of some successful writers on Medium (under the Writing on Medium tag, for example).
I often have a zombie face. This year I often had a sore throat or a cold. Thanks COVID and Leonardo (my three-year-old).
In those conditions, I can't record. But I can write.
In the beginning, you need to publish often, very often. Shortform is the way to increase your output.
The Medium audience loves good writing, even if it takes just 1 minute to read.
Beginner creators cannot count on huge audiences to boost the initial views of a new article.
Youtube and TikTok algorithms can push content to new audiences. They amplify your reach. Medium's distribution has a similar effect.
They work even better than distribution. They show your post to already engaged subscribers. And they make you appear more authoritative.
The Medium.com domain has good authority on Google. This means articles optimized for SEO have a chance to rank well.
Entering the Partner Program is easy. Then you just have to check a box, and all your articles get monetized.
As you keep publishing, earnings compound. Every day I read rosy reports from writers, even just a few months after starting on the platform.
We are in the middle of a newsletter renaissance. You can join the trend just by enabling a feature in your account.
Affiliate marketing can be one of the main monetization options for middle-class creators. Medium provides you with an affiliate link to their membership.
You can easily experiment promoting it through your content.
I'll be publishing updates on my journey here. Follow me not to miss them.
Alberto Cabas Vidani
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