I'd get down on that early access if you still have invites left.

Ok, cool. Thanks for the feedback.

Beeminder, Pomodoros, and starting small. I've lost a bunch of money to Beeminder, really stings.
www.beeminder.com/mattellswor…

I find the "Skyscraper" technique to be a good approach to keep in mind as well. backlinko.com/skyscraper-tech…

A good way to get a bunch of links back and the creation portion helps you keep "making better content" in mind.

Yeah that's a great idea. It's basically making a sizeable multi-part content, and then using the different parts to market the whole thing. So your idea of posting links in different communities is the right idea for driving traffic to the main content.

Here's an approach, not the only one obviously: Write a big valuable resource rather than tiny bs blog posts every week or day. This way you can break the big piece into small pieces when you're marketing it across different channels. You'll get more links this way, and you're more likely to provide value to anybody that reads. Save the small insights for something like Twitter, and use the success there to make more big pieces of content.

I have quite a few friends that told me they would skip right to writing their book or a big guide rather than doing small pieces of content, if they could do it over again.