[ SECRET POST #2307 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2307 ⌋

Warning: Some secrets are NOT worksafe and may contain SPOILERS.

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

I do this too. The particular ratio depends on the fandom (smaller fandoms will get less hits, obviously, and possibly have a larger disparity between hits/kudos because of rereads, etc), but when I'm writing I tend to hope for something of a 1-in-10 ratio in bigger fandoms. As, one in ten people who read this liked it.

The older the fic, the less reliable the ratio, because you tend to get rereads and people who are disinclined to leave feedback on older fics and stuff like that. And I think the disparity starts to open up between hits and kudos after the initial burst of attention for a new fic, so after a couple of days/weeks (depending on fandom) hit counters tend to go up while kudo counts stay steady. But for the first while, a 1-in-10 ratio is what I like to aim for.

... No, I have obsessively monitored this in regards to my own stories, why do you ask?