Substack Alex

The subject of substack alex encompasses a wide range of important elements. A place to discuss Substack, the newsletters, and the platform. I'm confused by what the incentive is to write on Substack for ... I like Substack because it’s a creator-driven platform. Depends on what your goals are, but with our newsletter the goal is to write something that other people can see. Additionally, pros and cons of moving blog to substack : r/Substack - Reddit. For most substack posters, substack itself is not going to help with growing viewership.

There might be a tad bit of help with discovery, but there are so many substack channels that it is unlikely to have much effect. I find it handy to deal with the administrative issues around billing and mail. Building on this, benefits of Using Substack vs. In addition to other writers, the Substack community is really growing, especially exiles from X nee Twitter. It's important to note that, substack Notes is a fantastic way to promote your writing, basically Substack's Twitter. Didn't subscribe but getting emails : r/Substack - Reddit.

In relation to this, a lot of them were substack newsletters. She has never logged in to substack and claims she has not subscribed to any of these newsletter. I went through the process of logging her in to substack, and found there were >400 email lists she has been subscribed to. Building on this, seems like substack is a spam factory.

Dedicated blog or Substack? : r/Blogging - Reddit. As someone who has experimented with building my own blogging platforms, here are a few thoughts on dedicated blogs vs Substack: While Substack certainly removes the hassle of maintaining infrastructure, a dedicated blog still has some advantages - you have full control over design, functionality and monetization options. Where do you draft your posts? Additionally, : r/Substack - Reddit.

I like the substack editor too, very minimalistic and good font, font-size, and line height! I'm thinking to build an extension that would scrape the page and turn it into markdown. The ideal result should be downloadable zip of a md file and images collected in same directory. Building on this, i definitely need something like this for backing up my substack posts.

Do you use tags in your publication? Here are my sunstacks https://muse2muse.subatack.com and https://4Christ4Real.substack.com. Click here to read how to create and add tags to a page and then add the tags page to your homepage navigation bar.. Additionally, possible Phishing Scam??

I just got 3 coinciding emails from "Author Valley" via substack.