Ayodeji Awosika – Medium Writing Superstars

you have no website, mailing list, or social media presence.

To make money being a writer online, everyone says that you have to:

• Start a website
• Grow an email list
• Grow a social media following
• Post 3x times a day

These tips work, but they also take a lot of work. Most people try to pull these all off at once, only to burn out and quit without ever seeing any real results. But if you do pull these tips off, you will have an audience you can monetize (even though you haven’t made any money yet).

But hey, at least you’ve got an audience. If you want to make money from that audience, your options are:

• Getting paid through ad revenue on your website (which takes a lot of traffic to pull off)
• Joining an affiliate program and promoting their products for a commission
• Creating your own product Create a high ticket offer and become a coach

These strategies work well, but they take a lot of time to work. Some writers will give up early using these strategies because they have to do a bunch of work up front before they ever make a dime.

“Oh my GOD!!!! MY STORY WENT VIRAL!!!! WOW!!!!”

• Jamie Varon, a popular writer from thoughtcatalog.com, a site I used to write for, was going on and on about this site called Medium.
• She posted a story there and it was doing ridiculous numbers. 
• “Hm…” I thought to myself.
• I’d been writing for a while, but the puzzle pieces still didn’t fit. I was working hard, but the results weren’t matching the work and I started to get frustrated.
• I wondered if Medium was the answer I’d been searching for, so I gave it a try.
• I posted an article on the website, waited a day, and then checked my stats. 
• Zero, zilch, nada. Nobody read my post. 
• I tried again. A handful of people read my post, but nowhere near the same amount of views I got from other sites. Not even close. Not in the same universe.
• I quit posting on Medium.
• But I kept reading Medium posts from top writers who were getting tons of views. Like a lot of aspiring writers, I saw people succeeding, but still struggled to find success myself.
• As I kept reading these articles from top writers my envy and frustration grew. What did they know that I didn’t? Were they better than me or did I have what it took to succeed, too?
• I got tired of sitting on the sidelines.
• I tried again. I studied the website trying to figure out how to succeed. I studied the top writers. I looked at how they wrote their articles, where they posted them, and how they promoted them.
• I learned about publications–these mini-magazines on Medium. I got accepted to a top publication. After that, it was off to the races.
• My traffic started to grow. I got accepted into more publications. I got more traffic from Medium than all of the other websites I posted o

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