I’m brand spankin’ new to Substack and slowly getting a feel for everything. This post was so helpful, inspiring, and motivating while keeping my feet on the ground. Bravo and thanks for this!
"Unlike all the other platform implosions, though, this time I have control over my audience and content and can take them with me if I need to move. That’s more of a game-changer than it should be." Yeah, I think this is the crucial difference and advantage that Substack has in comparison with other platforms.
Great article! It’s always interesting to see how fiction writers are using Substack and making it work. Thanks for sharing these insights!
Thanks for reading, Amanda!
The more I read, the more I realize I don't know about substack. Thanks for the deeper dive into notes.
I’m brand spankin’ new to Substack and slowly getting a feel for everything. This post was so helpful, inspiring, and motivating while keeping my feet on the ground. Bravo and thanks for this!
Glad it was helpful. Do give me a shout if you have any follow-up questions as you dig into writing on Substack.
"Unlike all the other platform implosions, though, this time I have control over my audience and content and can take them with me if I need to move. That’s more of a game-changer than it should be." Yeah, I think this is the crucial difference and advantage that Substack has in comparison with other platforms.
I'm already doing some of these things, but there's a lot of actionable advice here. I second the recommendation of BookFunnel.
Thank you for such a rich report on your journey!
I'm not writing fiction. But I like to know so many different success stories on this platform.
Good read. Thanks. A lot of meta articles about Substack are vaporous. I’m also serializing (thrillers) over at Dark & Stormy!
Great article. I admit it: I am plotting my way from the path you have already forged.
Thank you, Simon. (Now it's on to your next one, which I have already starred in my email.)
Very informative, as I learn Substack ♥️💎