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The Definitive Guide to Substack Homepage Design (opens the original)
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This post is part of the Unstack Substack Video Vault—a growing library of simple, practical tutorials you can come back to anytime you need to set up, fix, or fine-tune your Substack. I have been putting off making this tutorial for good reason: Substack would not stop changing the friggin’ website editor. 🙄 Here’s hoping this tutorial isn’t out of date by next week. I think we’ve finally reached the point where I can gi
The Definitive Guide to Using Substack Tags (Because Almost Everyone Is Using Them Wrong) (opens the original)
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I promise I’m not pointing directly at YOU. 😆😆If you’ve been on Substack for a while, there’s a pretty decent chance you have a giant pile of Substack tags hiding in your dashboard. And if you’re anything like almost every Substacker I’ve worked with over the past three years, you’re probably not using them the way Substack intended. And it’s NOT your fault, because Substack has never made it obvious what tags are actually used for.One of the biggest misconceptions I see is people treating Subst
How to Sell ONE Substack Post as a One-off Digital Asset (opens the original)
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Inspiration for this post idea came from a coffee chat with my brilliant bestie, She pointed out this feature and I realized how we can use it to our advantage! Karen is full of fabulous ideas; go subscribe to her.A few weeks ago, I wrote about something that CLEARLY struck a nerve: using tips as an alternative to turning on paid subscriptions. ⬇️Hundreds of you ‘like
Look What Happens When We Stop Working Alone (opens the original)
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This summer (that just blew by in a flash 😶), I did something a little different.I gathered a small group of Substack writers together for four weeks and we worked on their branding. And when I say their branding, I mean all of it.Logos. Colors. Thumbnails. Dividers. Signatures. The little visual details that make a publication look like an actual internet home instead of a collection of posts that happen to live at the same address.But now that it’s over, I think my favorite part of our Brandin
It's Ask Anything Day! Bring On The Substack Questions! (opens the original)
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