Love a new release

[MrsLorraineF]

I love when my stories are published, no longer pending and on my platform. It's adrenaline for me to see the views increasing. I love reading comments, negative and positive. I can only learn from negative ones. Anyone else enjoy this part as a writer??

 

[Rob_Royale]

Of course. That week on the 'new stories' list is magical. Just as the silence when it falls of the list is a little depressing.

 

[MrsLorraineF]

Of course. That week on the 'new stories' list is magical. Just as the silence when it falls of the list is a little depressing.

I agree. You dont want to post too many so quickly either. You want to try and pace them in a steady flowing sequence.

 

[WittyUserName]

I love when my stories are published, no longer pending and on my platform. It's adrenaline for me to see the views increasing. I love reading comments, negative and positive. I can only learn from negative ones. Anyone else enjoy this part as a writer??

Yes! 100% Always an interesting day when a story goes live.

 

[BobbyBrandt]

I agree. You dont want to post too many so quickly either. You want to try and pace them in a steady flowing sequence.

I think this is subjective.

For complete works, posting a new story too soon after the previous one can impact how long readers are focused on the first one. You can draw their attention away prematurely.

For piecemeal publishing, the timing is critical to maintain reader interest. Depending on the size of the pieces you provide the readers, their patience for the next installment can wane, and you'll see the drop-off in views.

I typically wait a minimum of a month after publishing a story before publishing the next, but these have always been complete stories. I once did publish three stand-alone episodes of a series within a two week period, but that was the exception.