I had no idea about that “email” button for the filtered subscriber list. Thank you Jasmine! I’ll be using that soon, as I’m trying to hit 100 paid subscribers before the end of the month
This article was great, and some of these tips made me think about my own strategy! I really enjoyed all of the posts in this series and they had some great tips! Thank you and have a great day everyone 😊
Some interesting insights. I've seen some of them elsewhere and I'm doing some of them, but not all of them. I'll definitely think about a few of them. I've considered giving a free trial to some of my early subscribers so I can get more of either paid or free subscriptions.
Hello Team! I'm really struggling with creating a link to a 30 day free trial. I followed the steps as outlined, but get stuck on the choices of "give this offer to anyone who subscribes" or "set a special short link." With the latter, it auto-fills to my general (home) page, which seems odd. And with the first one, that only makes sense for new subscribers. I want to be able to offer this to those who have 4-5 stars and are engaged. Is there a video or some detailed instructions how to create this?
Has substack adjusted the projected 5-10% of subscriber conversions? My free subscribers are doing great...almost 500 in a few months...great articles (if I may say so myself), 2 a week, one for paid, great artwork...but only 6 paid, out of 450...what am I don't wrong??
This is a great article. I would like to have my archives in Wine Wanderings accessible to only paid subscribers. How do I make this happen? Or, a Previous Newsletter Access button? I'm at 2300 free and 40 paid subscribers. Thank you, Tricia
Substack Grow: Growing a paid readership
I had no idea about that “email” button for the filtered subscriber list. Thank you Jasmine! I’ll be using that soon, as I’m trying to hit 100 paid subscribers before the end of the month
This article was great, and some of these tips made me think about my own strategy! I really enjoyed all of the posts in this series and they had some great tips! Thank you and have a great day everyone 😊
Some interesting insights. I've seen some of them elsewhere and I'm doing some of them, but not all of them. I'll definitely think about a few of them. I've considered giving a free trial to some of my early subscribers so I can get more of either paid or free subscriptions.
This was very helpful post and I walked away with some ideas on how to start picking up paid subscribers.
Hello Team! I'm really struggling with creating a link to a 30 day free trial. I followed the steps as outlined, but get stuck on the choices of "give this offer to anyone who subscribes" or "set a special short link." With the latter, it auto-fills to my general (home) page, which seems odd. And with the first one, that only makes sense for new subscribers. I want to be able to offer this to those who have 4-5 stars and are engaged. Is there a video or some detailed instructions how to create this?
Has substack adjusted the projected 5-10% of subscriber conversions? My free subscribers are doing great...almost 500 in a few months...great articles (if I may say so myself), 2 a week, one for paid, great artwork...but only 6 paid, out of 450...what am I don't wrong??
Absolutely awesome post, thanks a ton Substack team!
thank you for the alpha ☺️
Hello! I'm looking to grow a paid subscription but I dont have Stripe in south africa?
Is there anyway still to make this work?
Thank you so much
Love the idea of Instant Free Trials, I think I am going to implement it. Anyone tried it successfully?
Thanks for these tips! I really want to get my first paid subscriber! ;)
Great Post. Thanks for the tips!
Key point for me is to have something worth paying for. If the offering adds value to readers, they will be more inclined to pay.
Free preview work great as well :)
This is a great article. I would like to have my archives in Wine Wanderings accessible to only paid subscribers. How do I make this happen? Or, a Previous Newsletter Access button? I'm at 2300 free and 40 paid subscribers. Thank you, Tricia