AzraelPhoenix1116

Shalom, shalom Abram. How can I assist you?

Freddieolivia

So, I just fell down the rabbit hole of your Wattpad story, and let me say, your characters had me side-eyeing my own friends like, “why aren’t you written this well?” . But then I checked the review section… and yeah, let’s just say it’s emptier than my fridge on a Sunday night. Brutal truth: readers don’t trust books that look lonely, even if the story slaps.
          
          Here’s the messed-up thing, authors spend money on flashy promos, only for readers to scroll past like “cute, but who said this book is actually good?” . Reviews, not ads, are what make readers bite. That’s why I built a little army (1500+ readers across different countries) who actually read, reflect, and then drop genuine reviews, the kind of reviews you can’t fake or buy off a Fiverr clown.
          
          You can literally start with 20–50 real readers, and instead of begging for credibility, you suddenly own it. And that’s when people stop scrolling and start reading.
          
          Now, here’s my psycho question for you: do you want your book to keep playing hide-and-seek with readers, or do you want it screaming “read me, you cowards!” with reviews that slap harder than caffeine at 3 a.m.? 
          
          Feel free to contact me on freddieolivia5@gmail.com

Freddieolivia

So, I just fell down the rabbit hole of your Wattpad story [Insert Book Title], and let me say—your characters had me side-eyeing my own friends like, “why aren’t you written this well?” . But then I checked the review section… and yeah, let’s just say it’s emptier than my fridge on a Sunday night. Brutal truth: readers don’t trust books that look lonely, even if the story slaps.
          
          Here’s the messed-up thing—authors spend money on flashy promos, only for readers to scroll past like “cute, but who said this book is actually good?” . Reviews, not ads, are what make readers bite. That’s why I built a little army (1500+ readers across different countries) who actually read, reflect, and then drop genuine reviews—the kind of reviews you can’t fake or buy off a Fiverr clown.
          
          You can literally start with 20–50 real readers, and instead of begging for credibility, you suddenly own it. And that’s when people stop scrolling and start reading.
          
          Now, here’s my psycho question for you: do you want your book to keep playing hide-and-seek with readers, or do you want it screaming “read me, you cowards!” with reviews that slap harder than caffeine at 3 a.m.? 
          Feel free to contact me at freddieolivia5@gmail.com

Freddieolivia

I completely understand where you’re coming from. Many people you’ve dealt with probably sounded more interested in your wallet than in your words, and that’s frustrating. But here’s the good news—I have a solution that works differently.
            
            I’m not here to take from you or profit off your stories. I don’t offer promotions, ads, or flashy cover designs. What I do is connect authors with real readers who actually want to engage with your book, ask genuine questions, and share their thoughts. After reading, they also leave honest reviews on your Amazon page. And the truth is, reviews are what really convince readers to pick up a book. They don’t care how much you spent on marketing—they look at the feedback left by other readers.
            
            Here’s how I can help: I coordinate a private community of over 1,500 avid readers. Many are professionals and business owners, but at heart they’re book lovers who enjoy discovering new authors. When I recommend a book to them, they read it. Within about 14–21 days, you’ll begin to see honest, organic reviews appearing on your Amazon page.
            
            How it works is simple:
            
            You share your Amazon book link with me so I can review your setup.
            
            Our community members read your book.
            
            After finishing, they leave honest reviews on Amazon.
            
            To respect their time, authors tip each reader $15–$25, depending on what feels comfortable. The total depends on how many readers you want involved (most start with 20–50, but some grow from there).
            
            This isn’t “promotion” in the usual sense—it’s about building real credibility and visibility through thoughtful, verified reviews from actual readers who care about story, not just sales.
            
            And because trust has to be earned, I want to start small with you. Instead of the usual 20–50 readers, let’s begin with just 5. You can tip them $15 each, and once you see how genuine and impactful the reviews are, you’ll know whether you want to scale up.
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AzraelPhoenix1116

@Freddieolivia I appreciate your comments, but the truth is that nobody really takes notice of my works, unless it is going to make a profit off my work. Too often, people say all kinds of things just to get something from my writing.
            
            I use Wattpad mainly to help me organize my stories. If people happen to like them, they are free to write to me about it. But over the last few years, I’ve noticed that no one actually asks me genuine questions about my stories. Instead, the only questions I receive are about how much money I have to give to make my work “popular.” With promotions, artwork cover designs, and so on. Nobody cares about the story; if they did, they would ask me questions, but they don't care about. How to thicken their own pockets.  
            
            Most people are not into reading my genre, which focuses on spiritual awareness and the supernatural, without the sex and heavy vulgarity that often fill similar stories. I try to keep my writing simple, always with the purpose of glorifying the Father of Creation and showing that man has true power in obedience to his Creator and the salvation of His Son, Yeshua. I realize that the majority of people are not drawn to this style, but it is the calling I follow in my writing. I do keep the action, the tension between both in verbiage and physical combat. 
            
            My goal has never been about chasing popularity through payment, but about sharing what I create with those who truly care about the story itself. Maybe they would have a desire to seek out YaHaVaH himself.  
            
            Shalom...
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