One hundred issues. Forty thousand outlets. One hundred and six countries. Not one of them reached by posting.
A gate stops a thing being passed around, and being passed around was the only thing that worked.
One hundred ways to be seen without feeding an algorithm, set out in ten chapters: private groups, rooms worth walking into, other people’s publications, borrowed audiences, email, print, public generosity, industry bodies, deliberate word of mouth and the channels you own. Thirty are marked We did this — those are the thirty that built DWC Magazine. Work through it one chapter at a time.
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Across ten chapters you’ve set up personal asks, in-person habits, a pitch, a borrowed audience, an email routine, a physical piece, a public act of help, an institutional route, a referral ask and a findable home — plus ten ready-to-send templates. Three moves, done properly, beat thirty half-started.
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