In romance writing,
there are a few key characteristics
that determine success.
One of these
is the number of (quality) stories
an author has released.
The more stories she has,
the more copies she sells
of each story.
It doesn’t matter how quickly
these stories are released.
It doesn’t matter how long
these stories are.
What matters is the number of stories.
So when I launched a new pen name,
I wrote shorter stories
(10,000 words or 40 pages long)
quickly,
releasing at least one story a month.
After a year and a half of publishing,
I now have a healthy readership
and am seen as an established author.
If you wish to ramp up cash flow quickly,
look at what determines sales
in your industry,
and then determine
the easiest sustainable route
to satisfy this characteristic.