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Why New Writers Have To Struggle For Audience Growth
From saturated marketplaces to establishing credibility, discover the hurdles new writers encounter in their quest for a dedicated audience.
Hello, fellow writers! If you’ve ever tried your hand at writing, you know the excitement of putting words on paper. But let’s chat about something not so glamorous: why new writers find it tough to get noticed.
Imagine that you’ve written something you really love, and when you share it by hitting the “publish” button, it feels like tossing a message in a bottle into a huge sea. Why is it so hard for new writers to catch people’s attention?
Firstly, think of the writing world like a big forest. In this forest, there are big authors, influencers, and content creators — the giants. For new writers, it’s like trying to navigate a busy market during a festival in India. Everyone’s trying to stand out, and it’s not easy.
One big reason for this challenge is the massive amount of content out there. The internet is like a big hungry monster, always wanting more words, more stories. Every second, lots of articles, blog posts, and stories flood the web. So, how does a new writer make readers notice them?
Let’s take a moment and imagine this: You’ve made a delicious dish and put it on a table at a busy food fair. Of course…
