Hello. This is Watanabe Tenmei from Seito Medical School Clear File. This time, I'm going to rewrite the medical school, so I'm going to stock up on extra articles.
I don't think there's much point in stocking up on extra articles. In the original article of this rewrite, the stupidly honest Watanabe talks about how he can't create extra articles in advance.
At this point, I don't think there is any problem with that. Once you write an article, whether it's 4 or 5 articles a day, I think it's fine to submit them all.
The problem is that even if you promise to write regularly, say six articles a week, you can't stick to it. You can write six articles at the beginning of the week and then finish this week's mission.
However, my feeling is that if you want to earn a stable viewership rate through your blog or video streaming, you need to make your readers watch your work as a continuous habit.
You can earn a steady number of page views by asking people to go to that site today to view the work.
Blogging and video streaming are like snowballs. If you roll the snowball seriously and in an interesting way, the viewers will become more and more included in the snowball and you will be able to earn many page views. I don't know how many years it will take until then, but I can say that those who continue to publish their works honestly will be able to acquire many readers who can be called fans.
In the original article before the rewrite, I talked about the preparation of the work and the one-line-per-second method that was popular at the time. This is a method of reading one line per second, but without any context, the story shifts from the article preparation method to the one line per second method.
Nowadays, even if you can read quickly, it is meaningless if your understanding and memory cannot catch up with the line-per-second method, which can also be called a reading technique, but at the time, he spoke with full confidence.
Of course, I don't want to lower myself than I was a few years ago. Even when I read what I wrote back then, scales still fall from my eyes. I am the same person I was a few years ago when it comes to twists and turns, so from my point of view, there are things to look at objectively.
Even I, looking back on it now, can honestly say that it probably isn't right. I think opinions are divided as to whether I have grown up or become an adult.
This story is good so far, but to excuse myself in the past, I would like to use simple study methods such as simply copying important parts on paper or reading out loud, rather than using the one line per second method. I'd say it's more effective.
This article is about what to do with the stock of articles, so it would be nice if I could expand on that topic a little more, but at the time it seemed like I was aiming to monetize by having extra stock.
As I also know from reading notes on writing sites, it is quite difficult to charge a fee in exchange for reading articles. Unless I really like the article or the author, I don't think I'll turn my idle money into money on the Internet and give it to the author.
I think this process of depositing money is really difficult. I would be willing to pay 100 or 200 yen if the article was very useful and it was easy to send money.
In that sense, I basically buy any book I want, and I can say that the information medium of books is a business where it is easy to get people to pay for it.
There is also an old business model called paid e-mail newsletters, but if you pay for such a business, it means that the information is very useful or that you are a big fan of the author.
Since information is basically available for free on the Internet, it may be difficult to get people to pay for the information unless it is clearly profitable, such as how to make money.
In that sense, subscriptions are an interesting business model. If the author's fans pay a fixed amount each month, it will be a stable source of income.
I believe that the current business model for blogs and video distribution is to post advertisements and earn money from advertising revenue. I also want to do business by selling useful information, so I would like to put the useful information I handle on a USB memory and sell it for about 160,000 yen.
160,000 yen means an iPhone! ? Some readers may be surprised, but I believe that the value lies in the information, and if I can sell a 160,000 yen USB memory, I can say that I am an expert in business, so I did a lot of trial and error. I hope that the USB memory will sell as a result.
I would like to make a living if I could sell one USB memory every month. Please note that the contents of my USB memory are related to my research, so if you are interested, please contact me in the comments section. I will sell it as soon as it is completed! !
I also want to write e-books, so I'm thinking of keeping the price around 1,680 yen. As soon as the products are available, we will announce them on our blog, so if you are interested, please contact us.
When I say research, I mean things related to medicine, which I have been focusing on recently, and things I have been researching for a long time, such as number theory, especially prime factorization. Once again, if you are interested, please let us know in the comments section. We will respond sincerely.
So that's all for this medical school rewrite. A few years ago, I was thinking of monetizing the extra articles I wrote, but now I'm trying to sell them as USB sticks and e-books. It makes you feel the flow of time. Please feel free to contact us. that's all. See you soon.
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