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This One Thing Makes Readers Tell Their Friends About You (opens the original)
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Hey friends! 👋Today is a special guest post from my sister, , who had completed her degree in neuroscience and done extensive research on the topic.And in today’s article she’s going to share why our readers trust us, so we can know what to do to make others trust us as well.Orel talks a lot about why posting every day works. Algorithms reward consistency - if you are building on Substack, you probably know this by now. Skipped a week? Expect to see a drop in reach. Post daily? The platform will
I Built a Growth Team of Agents To Run a 6 Figures Business. Here Is Exactly How It Works. (opens the original)
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This article was written by the same team of bots that are being tested to run some of the WriteStack operations for me, with light edits. Let me know what you think!I run WriteStack, making +$140,000/year.WriteStack is for serious Substack creators who already publish and want leverage. Show up consistently, see what converts, keep the streak without living in the tab.I am also the only human who sends anything for growth.No VA posting. No agency that will take it from here. If an email goes ou
Why Building a Free Audience is Keeping You Broke (opens the original)
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Let me tell you something, right off the bat:I ran the same offer to two lists.From 7,500+ free newsletter subscribers, I got 3 paid subscribers. 3.From ~350 WriteStack customers (people who already pay me) I got 34 in 48 hours.One converted 10% of the list. The other 0.042%.MOST people get distribution completely wrong. And it makes sense, because everyone is pumping out the same thing: build an audience first. Then figure out what to sell them.Or, better yet (not): build the product and if it’
Should you sync Substack subscribers with Kit? Here’s what you need to know (opens the original)
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You get an email from Substack. You open it. You read the whole thing, maybe on your lunch break, maybe in bed. It feels like something arrived for you.You get an email from Kit. Before you’ve even read the subject line, some part of your brain is already looking for the unsubscribe link. It feels like someone wants something from you.Same inbox, roughly the same format, and a completely different reaction. We talked about this on a call recently, the two of us, and the more we dug into it, the
My Affiliate Program Made $18,000 (Here’s What I Wish I Knew) (opens the original)
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I started WriteStack in 2025, and I knew from day one that the ambassador program would make a lot of money one day. So I integrated it early and opened it up to everybody.What I didn’t know is that building it and activating it are two completely different things.I sat on a list of ambassadors for a year and a half doing nothing with it. Just hoping people would promote it because they liked the app. And I’m fairly sure that mistake cost me tens of thousands of dollars.Here’s everything I learn
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