How to get subs for novels quickly?

[The_Book_Keeper]

I was wondering, how a new creator could get subs quickly. I am creating this post so that new novel writers which also include me of course could get some helpful Ideals from other creators especially veteran novel creators.

[cherrystark]

Interact with people. That's key. Don't be afraid to ask for feedback and promote on other open chains. Honestly, subscribers are important but let that be your last priority. My first priority is to create the best story you can. If people like your work, they'll subscribe and keep reading.

[domisotto]

Here are my suggestions:

1. Study the genre you intend to enter, see what time of the day a popular free book similar to yours updates, what books rule the roost, how long are its chapters etc

2. Write your book off-line, edit it, then upload on this schedule: 5 first chapters on Day 1, 1 chapter per day afterwards for one month.

3. Monitor the Fresh—does your book get buried under 5 others that post at the same time? If so, change posting time

4. Circulate reading the books you like in your genre and commenting on them

5. By the end of the month, see how your book did and decide on deleting it or uploading the rest of the chapters

6. Think about what went wrong, what went right.

7. Never stop writing. Each book is your chance to catch the galloping horse by the tail

[kmlangleyauthor]

There’s quite a few threads on this subject already

Advice or tips for a new author?

There’s advice in that thread but also a link to more advice

To specifically answer your thread question... it’s essentially all luck. But posting daily is your best bet for getting subs as quickly as possible for a novel. From my personal experience, I hit 100 subs in a month after posting every day for a week and then going to a 3x weekly schedule. For some people that might seem slow and others would think that was fast. There’s SO many variables to take into account. But posting daily keeps you in the fresh section every day

[JoshRaid]

I've been told that a good way to do so is to update your story multiple times a week by dividing up your chapters.