I grew my Substack from 439 to 451 free subscribers in just 11 months
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I grew my Substack from 439 to 451 free subscribers in just 11 months
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Re: I grew my Substack from 439 to 451 free subscribers in just 11 months
#2haha. nice. man i can't grow shit online like the old days.
Re: I grew my Substack from 439 to 451 free subscribers in just 11 months
#3Well he has 900 now, time for the lambo.
Re: I grew my Substack from 439 to 451 free subscribers in just 11 months
#4Well he has 900 now, time for the lambo.
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#6Adult humor at one’s own expense or the expense of “public figures” was celebrated, not cancelled, in the halcyon days of yore like 5 years ago.
This used to fly: https://jesuschristsiliconvalley-blog.tumblr.com/ and the world was better for it.
Bravo, Swiftian sarcastic satirical Sir or Madame.
Re: I grew my Substack from 439 to 451 free subscribers in just 11 months
#7Darn, I've been doing it all wrong! Guess I need to migrate my entire blog to Substack so that I can have a concept of "subscribers" and the necessary analytics to give me a dopamine rush any time the number gets bigger.
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#8Pfff, I have like... 10
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#9> So, considering that you’re likely going to fail, at least pick something you’re going to enjoy failing at!
This is the golden nugget that got me subscribed. I love satire (and am pumped Jon Stewart is back on TDS) and this is a good perspective to trying out side projects.
Re: I grew my Substack from 439 to 451 free subscribers in just 11 months
#10I have a 'second' Substack set up five months ago. I've never sent an email or mentioned or promoted it anywhere. The main page just says coming soon. *
It has 26 subscribers from 123 all time page views, is read in six states and eight countries.
* It will eventually be used for a new project.