Substack newsletter

Substack is adding theming options so writers can change colors and fonts. It’s also adding new list and aggregation tools so that writers can contact specific readers or run multiple publications.

Expert vs. Entry Level Freelancers: When to Work with an Expert — Amy Suto

Substack - newsletter & blog all in one that lets you connect with more readers

Are you searching for a list of the top newsletters on Substack and how much they make? Read our guide covering the top Substack newsletters.

I’m on a journey to growing my Substack newsletter/publication to $8,000 in revenue a month — which is a total of 1k subscribers. Read about the start of this journey and watch me break down my first month working on my Substack newsletter, Diary of an Author!

Substack is the simplest way to start a subscription publication, and the best place to grow it.

Learn how to start an email newsletter to grow your audience and read this Substack review to see how it can help your business.

Every day you see another artist starting a Substack newsletter. You probably wonder if you should also get going on Substack. Well, artist, I’ve got thoughts. If Substack is one of those things that makes growing your audience feel easy, then sure, go for it. But I don’t think Substack is the best choice for most artists. In this post, I dig into what to do instead of Substack, and also how it could work for artists.

I made a short video to explain why you should use Substack to publish email newsletters, produce and promote podcasts, and even create and deliver courses. Substack.com is easy to use. Over the ne…

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