Ooh yeah! I’d like to know how I can use private substacks for my art newsletter -- what’s the process for getting people to sign up? I think it would be different from a normal substack? I’m guessing non-subscribers won’t be able to see any of the posts...Farah had also mentioned something about having different sections in one publication and allowing people to sign up only for the updates they are interested in receiving. I haven’t been able to find out how that works. I have a tarot substack and a reading substack. It would be nice to have it all under one unberella if possible.
Okay, I've finally come over here after pondering over it for a year. I've been lurking as a reader for a while 😶🌫️ what I'd love to know more about is the bones of Substack. I feel that there's a mystery to the magic of it, and it almost feels to good to be true... I have trust issues clearly 🤣
There's also the juxtaposition of the, *yes, definitely niche* and the *yes, have all the things under one roof* these two things can be seen as polar opposites. You can probably tell I'm still figuring out what to write about.
Apr 11, 2023·edited Apr 11, 2023Liked by Sara Tasker - Me & Orla
Oh this is exciting! I'd love to know more about some of the new features that have been coming out, like Notes. This seems a lot like an Instagram-meets-Twitter type of sharing feed, and I'm really excited to see where it leads. Would love to know more about the intention behind a space like this, how you see it differing from the Chat function, and how you/she predict people will use it!
Hi, I've been blogging for a number of years on my website and wondering about transferring bits over to my substack are there concerns about duplicate content? Would it be ok to use sections, or split posts up and give them a revamp? It will take me time to learn what my substack audience enjoys.
Are you noticing popular days and times for posting?
Also are there any statistics for Substacks growth?
Hi there - I’d like to know how people can find you on Substack. I mean is it like a search engine, does it work with Google’s SEO, do I have to organically attract people to it? Time is limited these days, so I’m trying to find out where should I pour my energy... 🤍
I’m really trying to figure out if it makes sense to use Substack in a more visual way. I know it’s a writer’s platform, but are there visual artists using it without feeling like it’s a square peg/round hole situation?
As a potter there are certainly things I COULD write about but I don’t know how often, how much.
I’m still very drawn to Substack, it’s such an appealing platform…
Thanks so much for this! Been thinking a lot about the path to paid...Farrah's recommendation to go paid straight away slightly scared me. I have given myself a year of building before going paid only, as a means to explore what this space can be for me and to also build an audience. Is anyone else giving themselves a time frame structure before taking the leap?
I would love to know if there is a replay to this conversation as I wasn't able to attend due to a client call. I am just starting my Substack Page and need all the magic wisdom
Would love a clarification on how to use Notes vs Threads vs Chat!
Oooh, yes! Excited for more of Farrah's wisdom especially on the new notes feature and how to plan content without overcommiting ourselves. ✨
Ooh yeah! I’d like to know how I can use private substacks for my art newsletter -- what’s the process for getting people to sign up? I think it would be different from a normal substack? I’m guessing non-subscribers won’t be able to see any of the posts...Farah had also mentioned something about having different sections in one publication and allowing people to sign up only for the updates they are interested in receiving. I haven’t been able to find out how that works. I have a tarot substack and a reading substack. It would be nice to have it all under one unberella if possible.
Okay, I've finally come over here after pondering over it for a year. I've been lurking as a reader for a while 😶🌫️ what I'd love to know more about is the bones of Substack. I feel that there's a mystery to the magic of it, and it almost feels to good to be true... I have trust issues clearly 🤣
There's also the juxtaposition of the, *yes, definitely niche* and the *yes, have all the things under one roof* these two things can be seen as polar opposites. You can probably tell I'm still figuring out what to write about.
Anyway, great to find you here!
Oh this is exciting! I'd love to know more about some of the new features that have been coming out, like Notes. This seems a lot like an Instagram-meets-Twitter type of sharing feed, and I'm really excited to see where it leads. Would love to know more about the intention behind a space like this, how you see it differing from the Chat function, and how you/she predict people will use it!
Hi, I've been blogging for a number of years on my website and wondering about transferring bits over to my substack are there concerns about duplicate content? Would it be ok to use sections, or split posts up and give them a revamp? It will take me time to learn what my substack audience enjoys.
Are you noticing popular days and times for posting?
Also are there any statistics for Substacks growth?
Looking forward to listening, Thank you !
I missed this live, but hoping there's a replay of it as I'd love to learn more about how to use Substack!
Hi there - I’d like to know how people can find you on Substack. I mean is it like a search engine, does it work with Google’s SEO, do I have to organically attract people to it? Time is limited these days, so I’m trying to find out where should I pour my energy... 🤍
I’m really trying to figure out if it makes sense to use Substack in a more visual way. I know it’s a writer’s platform, but are there visual artists using it without feeling like it’s a square peg/round hole situation?
As a potter there are certainly things I COULD write about but I don’t know how often, how much.
I’m still very drawn to Substack, it’s such an appealing platform…
Thanks so much for this! Been thinking a lot about the path to paid...Farrah's recommendation to go paid straight away slightly scared me. I have given myself a year of building before going paid only, as a means to explore what this space can be for me and to also build an audience. Is anyone else giving themselves a time frame structure before taking the leap?
I would love to know if there is a replay to this conversation as I wasn't able to attend due to a client call. I am just starting my Substack Page and need all the magic wisdom
Hi! I totally missed this, is there a replay available somewhere?