You cannot control reception; you can control whether there is something worthy to receive.

Reception depends on timing, audience, mood, and luck, none of which you control. What you control is whether the thing itself is worth encountering, and that is where your effort belongs. Aiming at the response leads to worse work and no more control.

Judge your output by whether you did the work well rather than by how it landed. Set a standard you can assess yourself. Then release it and let the response be what it is.