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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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 …