Consistency Is Key.

I’ve been on Medium for thirty days now and I have learned a couple of things.

Writing often makes a big difference. No one says that you have to write every single day but it pays off when you are quite present in the blogosphere. People are watching you even if you think that they aren’t. Here’s How To Decide What To Write Next.

Medium definitely follows through on rewarding their Medium Partner Program members. Here’s How I Made $0.52 Cents On Medium.

Fair warning: What you earn is only proportionate to the number of people that interact with your stuff. And even then, you have to share five dollars equally with any other locked articles that the subscriber may have interacted with. Pretty discouraging in the beginning but again see point one. Also, here are 3 You Need To Know About Successful Writers…

They do. It is a customer gold mine. Take it from someone struggling to get into one thirty days later (I’m sorry, Tom! I have failed you!). Look at the claps at the more popular articles in a publication and then translate that to money talk. Yes. It is a lot of cream. Publications matter.

Blogging is a network, not a competition. Learn to interact with your peers and promote them too. Sharing audiences seems more beneficial than overworking to split them.

Hey! If you’re a reader, know this: Claps are great, comments are greater! We want to know that you’re having a good time. Tell us that you’re having a good time. Please. Please.

If you’re a writer, leave a comment! Even if you don’t think the piece is that great. If you think the article could be better, say so! We want to hear you. Please.

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