$0.07 or $0.23 Earnings per Read?— This Doesn’t Make Sense!

Or does it? Have you figured out the answer to make more from your stories?

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I know you love numbers.

I’ve ranked 7 of my stories from March in ascending order.

I calculate how much every read on each story made.

Can you find any correlation between earnings per read and other metrics?

Views: 26 — Reads: 15 — Ratio: 58% — Earnings: $1.15

Claps: 521 — Comments: 8 — Length: 5min

— $0.07/read —

Views: 248 — Reads: 150 — Ratio: 60% — Earnings: $14.49

Claps: 1,960 — Comments: 43 — Length: 3min

— $0.09/read —

Views: 69 — Reads: 39 — Ratio: 57% — Earnings: $5.83

Claps: 1,151 — Comments: 27 — Length: 3min

— $0.14/read —

Views: 28 — Reads: 19 — Ratio: 68% — Earnings: $3.42

Claps: 549 — Comments: 10 — Length: 4min

— $0.18/read —

Views: 25 — Reads: 12 — Read Ratio: 48% — Earnings: $2.46

Claps: 300 — Comments: 3 — Length: 4min

— $0.20/read —

Views: 23 — Reads: 16 — Read Ratio: 70% — Earnings: $3.66

Claps: 515 — Comments: 9 — Length: 4min

— $0.22/read —

Views: 35 — Reads: 28 — Read Ratio: 80% — Earnings: $6.50

Claps: 800 — Comments: 15 — Length: 5min

— $0.23/read —

I Saw No Apparent Connection

No metric could predict higher earnings per read.

I even tried every combination of stats like:

• Claps per view
• Comments per read
• Highlights per comment

as well as every other possible statistic.

But nothing made sense.

I Found the Secret to Higher Earnings per Read

It took a closer look and many conversations with other writers.

Let me show you how you can craft your articles to ensure more earnings.

Read all about it in the article below: