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All good points! I want to zoom in on this part of your post, and provide some supporting arguments for my basic point of "models have to do at least something for free if they want to be succesful". You're right that there's a process of selection on both sides: models want to find people who...

Sex with my 3 favourite celebrities. Obviously???

This is indeed the common consensus. Readers do not only commonly skim right past dialogue tags, but excessively detailed dialogue tags can also be a sign that your actual dialogue doesn't convey the speaker's emotions well enough. As an exercise, think up some random scene in your head, start...

I've been keeping meticulous track of likes and views on my current story over the past 2.5 months, while posting a new chapter on most days. Views/hour and likes/hour for each weekday, assuming UTC: | Day | Views | Likes | |-----------+-------+-------| | Monday | 52.7 | 0.587 | |...

Ah, yes. I agree that the plot of each individual branch needs to be a linear progression that stands on its own. Pretend the other branches don't even exist. I don't think I've ever read any of your work, so I can't do any better than some educated guesses. That said... If you keep having to...

If only you'd let it marinate for a week! ;)

Ooo, good question! I can't think of a universal "oh my god why didn't I think of this one simple trick???" solution that makes the entire problem go away, but there may still be things you can do to mitigate it. Unless if you're going in very different directions in your branches (for...

But you have to convince people people to make that first click to even have a chance of turning them into loyal readers. Every person who sees your story and scrolls past it because you didn't take 5 minutes to add a picture is a missed opportunity. Just because there's no all-powerful...

At the time of writing, there are a whopping 26,619 stories on CHYOA. So how do you make sure your once-in-a-generation masterpiece stands out in the crowd? Some tips, presented as an easy-to-digest numbered list. Note that these are PR tips, not writing tips. Use a cover image. Ideally it...

"Write horny, edit after you've jorked it." --Ernest Hemingway

Story approval generally takes about a day, but that's not a hard and fast rule, it depends on admin availability. Chapter approval is done by the story owners/editors, so it can be much quicker or much, much slower.