I can barely use this platform… If it persists, this issue can terminate the relatively new publishing platform in no time. I published my first Medium story about Simily on January 16th. Is Simily the Next Best Thing? The tone was energetic and hopeful. It started with “I want this kid to grow up and …
My experience so far. About a week ago I wrote my first story about Simily, and expressed my hope that this new writing platform will succeed, given its orientation toward fiction. Now, having spent a little bit more time over there, I can see some worrying patterns and user behavior… Slow growth of user base. There are …
At least it was honest about it. I am new to using A.I. writing assistants — Rytr specifically — and now I am in a test-it-all phase because frankly, I find the software and its potential absolutely mesmerizing. I already posted two of my tests here as stories… Can A.I. Writers Write Fiction? Can A.I. …
It may cost you everything you’ve built so far. I see so many new writers doing all of these things right: Publish articles consistently. Spend a good amount of time learning and researching subjects in the niches where they want to become an authoritative voice. Write for the right audience. Build a following. Engage with …
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And why those 100 followers you got in two days don’t matter. Yes, the — relatively — new Medium requirement — one must have at least 100 followers to be able to monetize their writing on the platform — took many by surprise, especially users who, just like myself, were already enrolled in the Partner …
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Red flags and analysis. I’ve been blogging on my main website, Psychology Corner, for about 14 years, give or take a few months. Over this time, publishing houses such as Cambridge University Press, St. Martin’s, and Hachette Book Group (HBG), and several independent authors invited me to review their books on my blog, which I gladly …
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An analysis. If you’re a writer, this may interest you. Let me be direct right from the start: I want this kid to grow up and become something amazing. The Scoop Simily.co is a relatively new publishing platform, highly similar to Medium — but hopefully, it will shed some of Medium’s ugly features. It’s geared toward fiction …
Testing, again.— The Goal In my previous test, I wanted to see if A.I. writers can write fiction. Rytr returned quite impressive results. Now I want to see if it can write a good, realistic story plot. Although I am going to use the same use case as the last time, the point of this test is to …
A quick test, with funny results. The Goal I wanted to see if AI Writers — in this case, Rytr — can make the jump from writing emails, social media ads, landing pages, and full blog posts to writing fiction. And no, I wasn’t necessarily bored when I came up with the idea for this tiny test …
Why most writers don’t get paid. I have no idea why more people aren’t talking about this. The information is all over the internet and there are even Medium stories on the subject. If a user opens an article in Incognito mode, the 3 stories a month policy goes out the window. Anyone can read …