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Are you a new creator on the Wattpad platform? Perhaps you're a seasoned veteran, now estranged by the constantly evolving site and app mechanisms. Whoever you are, if you're looking for a survivalist to show you the way, consider me your guide. Now, I'm going to be honest with you here- there's going to be a little bit of a learning curve... there always is with these types of things! I've taken a few years hiatus, and boy, has Wattpad changed since the last time I used it, but maybe we can learn how to conquer the beast together. If you've read this far in, what's a little bit more? Hone your skills and learn how use your talent's more efficiently on Wattpad!

So you've got a great story, characters you love, a plot which grips you. You want to share your story with the world; you're excited about it, and you want people to read it. But you feel like they land on your page and lose interest as soon as they read your summary. This seems to be a recurring problem. Here are five easy steps to follow to make your summary stronger, and to get more readers. Disclaimer: this is not official or endorsed by Wattpad in any way; I've just made it up to help other writers. My creds: I'm an editor and freelance writer. I've lost count of the number of blurbs and summaries I've written or edited. I'm happy to help out with your summaries if you PM me. For what it's worth, I think writing summaries is one of the hardest parts of being a writer. We're writers, not salesmen - it's hard to put yourself in the mindset of the reader, to write something that will hook them. I write mainly teen fiction so my advice is skewed towards that, but I think the advice works for all genres and categories. Let me know what you think in the comments!

This is a book tutorial on how to be a PROFESSIONAL author! ...I think. This is a humorous book, please do not take this seriously.