Revue

It can be hard to know whether your writing is reaching your audience or not. With no algorithm to help boost your visibility, it can feel like you're shouting into the void.

And with so much competition for attention, it can be hard to know whether your work is worth continuing.

But don't give up!

There are ways to gauge your audience's reaction to your writing and to continue to improve your work in front of them.

Here are a few tips: 1.

Use social media to share your work and get feedback.

Social media is a great way to share your work with a wider audience.

Not only can you share your work on your own profile, but you can also share it on groups and pages that are relevant to your topic.

And don't be afraid to ask for feedback!

People are usually happy to help out a fellow writer. 2.

Use reader surveys to get feedback from your audience.

Reader surveys are a great way to get feedback from your audience.

You can ask your readers to answer questions about your writing, such as what they liked and didn't like, what they would like to see more of, and what topics they would like you to write about. 3.

Use social media analytics to see how your work is performing.

Social media analytics can help you see how your work is performing on social media.

This can help you see which of your posts are getting the most engagement and which ones are falling flat. 4.

Use email subscriptions to see how your work is performing.

Email subscriptions are a great way to see how your work is performing.

You can see how many people are subscribed to your email list and how many people are opening and clicking through your emails. 5.

Use Google Analytics to see how your work is performing on your website.

Google Analytics can help you see how your work is performing on your website.

This can help you see which of your pages are getting the most traffic and which ones are falling flat.

These are just a few ways to gauge your audience's reaction to your writing.

By using these tools, you can continue to improve your work in front of your subscribers and reach a larger audience.