The 4 best digital writing platforms you need to start writing on today.

We've covered a ton in the past 7 days:

• Day 1: How to Overcome the 10 Biggest Fears Writers Have

• Day 2: The Only Real Secret to Never Running Out of Ideas

• Day 3: Why You Need 1 BIG Idea

• Day 4: Where You Should Be Writing Online (Hint: Not a Blog!)

• Day 5: How to Make Writing Effortless, 250 Words at a Time

• Day 6: The Secret to Writing in the Age of AI

• Day 7: The 4 Best Digital Writing Platforms

Now for the final piece of the puzzle: Where should you start posting?

Here are the 4 platforms you need to know:

Threads (and X)

• 550 million users

• 6 billion monthly visits

LinkedIn

• 900 million users

• 1.6 billion monthly visits

Medium

• 100 million users

• 200 million monthly visits

Quora

• 400 million users

• 730 million monthly visits

Now, I know what you're thinking...

"But my niche isn't on these platforms!"

Trust me, I've heard this before.

The truth is, your audience is there. They're just waiting for you to show up consistently. Most writers quit after one or two posts that don't go viral. Don't be that person.

"These platforms are too crowded!"

Wrong again.

Social media engagement grows every single day, and new voices break through constantly. The secret? Learn the language of each platform, and you'll stand out naturally.

"I don't have enough followers to matter!"

Here's where most people get it backward: You don't build an audience and then start providing value.

You provide value first, and the audience follows. Your follower count doesn't determine your worth. Your ideas do.

If you want to:

• Get your ideas into the world

• Build a content library that pays dividends

• Connect with like-minded people

• Make yourself recession-proof

• Diversify your income

• Write stories people want to share...

…you need to start writing online.

And speaking of stories...I've spent years studying what makes them sell. I've distilled everything into 7 proven frameworks that hook readers every single time:

1. "Pattern Interrupt" - Grab immediate attention

2. "Moment of Truth" - Sell transformation

3. "Behind Closed Doors" - Build expertise

4. "Underdog Victory" - Overcome objections

5. "Holy Crap" - Launch with impact

6. "Borrowed Wisdom" - Teach effectively

7. "Wake-Up Call" - Shift beliefs

Want these frameworks explained in detail?

Write on 🤙

Payton