R L Grey
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Re: Oh no. I'm late.
So a bit of backstory, I joined royal road about a week ago and have been writing my story TsWOT for the time being, all alone and happy until I saw the Writathon notification. At first I didn't knew (...)
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Re: Encouraging Reader Engagement
Step 1 get lots of readers. Some % of readers will follow & some % of those followers will comment. Most readers who comment on chapters will do so when you post a new chapter and they're caught up, (...)
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Re: Encouraging Reader Engagement
I think a lot of readers are also "ghost readers" - many of them might not even have an account, or might have an account but only use it to follow/subscribe to their favourite fictions and not to comment/interact. (...)
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Re: "I updated!" the thread
I updated! Going to be a hectic couple of days trying to make the qualifying deadline... Writer: R L Grey Fiction: Tales of Cultivation Chapter: Chapter 8 - Gathering Storm Words: 2,098 Progress (...)
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Re: Encouraging Reader Engagement
Reader comments are always hard to get. Even getting a "thanks for the chapter" is hard. Try asking specific questions in the author's notes in the bottom, asking for opinions/advice. That'll encourage (...)
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Re: Encouraging Reader Engagement
If you're looking to improve your writing, reader engagement isn't going to help. Reader reviews aren't going to help because a review has nothing to do with a critique. Search for additional assets (...)
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Re: Encouraging Reader Engagement
right now I have around 750 views and 8 comments that aren’t mine Yeah, that sounds about right. Sadly. Sorry... Well, knowing that’s typical is still good to know! It suggests that I’m not doing (...)
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Re: Encouraging Reader Engagement
You need followers first. Only a small percentage of followers give comments, so you need a lot of followers if you want reader interaction. This is the same case with other writing sites, and my experience (...)
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Re: Encouraging Reader Engagement
What Mad Sadie has said, polls are the best way to get reader engagement. After all it's a lot easier. When comments do come by thank them, try to strike up conversation about the contents of the chapter (...)
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Re: Encouraging Reader Engagement
Reader comments are always hard to get. Even getting a "thanks for the chapter" is hard. Try asking specific questions in the author's notes in the bottom, asking for opinions/advice. That'll encourage (...)
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Encouraging Reader Engagement
Hi, I’m looking for advice on how to encourage reader engagement. I tried my hand at writing on this site a few years ago and now I’m finally back! One thing I struggled with back then was getting reader (...)
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