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The smartest creatives I know are quitting Instagram (opens the original)
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10 months ago, I closed a business that only existed because of a bunch of viral Tiktoks I posted in 2021. Even though I poured my heart and soul into it for four years, I learned the hard way that little hearts on Instagram do not pay the bills.Unfortunately, it was too late and I was too burned out to keep going.The blessing of failure is how much you learn on the way down. So, when I launched Type A Minus a few months ago, I made a couple promises to myself:If I am going to get back into this
Your creative business could be thriving, but you’re wasting time on Instagram (opens the original)
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If you're tired of squishing your big, complex ideas into 15-second clips for 9 likes on Instagram, I think you should just quit.Conversion rates on IG are absolute garbage and email remains the highest-converting channel by a landslide. In this episode, I share a bit of my own story of closing a four-year business built on TikTok and IG and why I'm choosing a long-form only path in my next chapter.★ Come to my FREE Substack Title Workshop on September 25th! https://luma.com/ytjdphy5⚙︎ Timestamp
No one is reading your Substack (I know why) (opens the original)
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You put hours of time, love, and attention into your writing your Substack, and yet every time you hit upload thinking oh, this one is good… it’s crickets. Nothing happens and you’re stuck at 76 subscribers.Today I’m writing to you about what I believe is the smallest and highest-leverage change to make your publication stand out from the fluff and nonsense rampant on the platform. This one problem is keeping tons of brilliant writers stuck on Substack: Your titles are bad. I mean, really, reall
no one is reading your Substack and i think I know why (opens the original)
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your titles are either too flat or they're so abstract and jargony that nobody knows what you're actually trying to say. in this episode i reviews substack titles live, break down why they do and don't work, and pull a few key lessons from the book *Ca$hvertisin*g on writing headlines that actually get clicked.we cover:- why clear beats clever- how to give your titles "texture,"- the six-word rule for headlines- why you should be thinking about your title *before* you even start writing , not a
10 ways to feel more comfortable on camera when you have a fear of being seen (opens the original)
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I’m in the midst of my 3rd relaunch of a Youtube channel (lol), but this time feels verrrry different.<img alt="" class="sizing-normal" height="1350" src="https://substackcdn.com/image/fetch/$s_!e1nb!,w_1456,c_limit,f_auto,q_auto:good,fl_progressive:s
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