Wattpad Strategies No One Tol...

By walkingecho

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❝ If you are one of the people who made another account just to vote on your own book, read this because you... More

01 • introduction
02 • reference
03 • welcome on my book, I wont let you down
04 • a read a day keeps the darkness away
05 • godspeed, my friend
06 • been there, done that
07 • i have the power of google and instagram on my side
08 • the wattpad algorithm
09 • pls read my story, thanks
10 • accepted, good luck!
11 • uPdAtE wHeN rEaCheS 1K
13 • casual comic sans
14 • ERROR
15 • gathering readers
16 • compliments vs constructive criticism
17 • moving up
18 • behind the scenes
19 • unedited my ass
20 • first impressions
21 • writing emotions
22 • inkin' inkitt pt. 1
23 • inkin' inkitt pt. 2
24 • inkin' inkitt pt.3
25 • wattpad's data breach
26 • extras
27 • more information
28 • statement from wattpad
29 • faq from wattpad
30 • clarification
31 • further updates + checklist
32 • haters gonna hate
33 • stranger danger
34 • profile rating
35 • truyen
36 • #makewayforthenew
37 • cover tips

12 • update update update

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By walkingecho

When is the best time to update? And how often should you do it?

We've all asked this question. Not to mention this is a very important aspect in writing stories on Wattpad. It's hard to get readers, so how do you make them stay?

If you're following me on Instagram (username is @walkingecho_) then you most probably saw the poll that I had created recently and maybe even answered. There, I asked users which one they prefer when they read on Wattpad and here's the result:

There are twenty-four users who responded and as you can see from the picture, 58% of the users chose option two while the 42% that remained chose the first option.

Obviously, no one chose the last one (four to five updates a week) so you shouldn't consider doing that. It's too much. You should give your readers suspense. Writing a cliffhanger but then updating the next day doesn't really have much of an effect, doesn't it?

Majority chose two to three updates a week so yes, that's the one you should consider.

Personally, I would go with the said number since it's at the middle and pretty much the perfect updating schedule. But then again, it all depends on how often you write and how long your book is going to be. You should consider those too.

Oh and I know this goes without saying but if you're going to do that then don't update on two consecutive days. That way there will still be time for your readers to wonder what could happen next.

Examples:
Monday / Thursday , Tuesday / Friday , Wednesday / Saturday, Thursday / Sunday

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