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Being Consistent Doesn’t Mean Producing More (opens the original)
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Quick Reminder: Our Weekly Substack Check-in on Zoom is at 11:30 Central time on Friday, October 2nd. This week’s topic will be the new features in Substack’s Recommendations. The Weekly Zoom meetups with Q&A are for paid subscribers. Upgrade your subscription if you’d like to join us.<input class="button p
Audience Specific Content How-To (opens the original)
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This weeks Substack check-in focused on Audience Specific Content: where to find it, use cases, and how this feature looks. We also answered questions which focused around Welcome emails and Hero posts today. Read more
Is AI Editing the Life Out of Your Articles? (opens the original)
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“I don’t write with AI, I do my own writing, and AI just edits for me.”“I use AI, but all the ideas and thoughts are mine.”I am going to go out on a limb here and start this article by saying most of us don’t use AI with the intent to replace ourselves and our writing with AI. Maybe, occasionally when we have a really busy week, or a stressful day, we might ask AI to create an answer to an email, or the conclusion or introduction to an article (I’ve been there!) But most of us on Substack are he
Notes & the Note Schedular (opens the original)
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This weeks Substack check-in focused on Notes, and the Notes schedular: how to use it, where to find it, and where to find the notes that you’ve scheduled. We also answered questions, most of which were related to Notes, and discussed strategies on Notes. Read more
What Did Your Subscribers Actually Sign Up For? (opens the original)
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As writers, we tend to think about our emails according to where they came from, or why we’re sending them. “This is my weekly Substack post. This is an email about my course. This is my monthly newsletter I’ve always sent through Kajabi. This is just a quick reminder about my new cohort launch. Oh, and I better email the chat reminder so my subscribers don’t miss it.”But that’s not necessarily how our readers experience them. To the person opening their inbox, this may simply be “Oh my God, Adr
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