This is so incredibly timely and inspiring—as my illustrated newsletter about facing fear is about to hit One Year in January.
I'm eight subscribers away from 1,500 subs (!!) and reading about these Substack-ers' advice around listening to your gut instincts and posting with genuine passion has me feeling extra fueled. Thanks for the serendipitous push, Substack team. I'm stoked to write/illustrate/shoot my own One Year post next month.
This is super inspiring! The ‘compound interest’ > ‘growth hacks’ particularly resonated with me.
That’s what I’ve seen as well -- slow & steady growth driven by consistency, community, and great content. It’s what has led Growth Unhinged to go from 3,000 > 16,000 subscribers in 2022.
Milestones 🥳 Yay! For me it was creating my four panel humor comic strip, “It’s ALL (owl) Good Times.” It’s a childhood dream come true, and it was my goal for this year. Thank you Substack for the space to publish it on 🤗
As of yesterday, I've been here 4 months. It's nice to read these. I enjoy writing here. Thanks Substack! I also want to thank everyone who is subscribed to my publication. Most of us want to know someone is reading, not just visiting. I love Mondays! :)
I hit my six-month "stack-versary" in October. When I started, I promised simple musings on inane, low-stakes topics. I’m really proud to say I’ve stayed faithful to my purpose so far: https://noonatthepark.substack.com/p/ive-done-worse-things
Substack has completely transformed my life in ways I never imagined were possible. I celebrated my one-year anniversary last April and posted about it here:
More importantly, I believe Substack has revolutionized the information landscape in a way that's equivalent to the Protestant Reformation. It's the printing press of the 21st century. Information has been liberated from the priesthood of the MSM, and people can access scientists, physicians, creatives, and other brilliant folks directly as we collaborate on truth-seeking missions and efforts to curb threats to our fundamental rights, liberties, and lives.
Thank you for the bump and for the good ideas from Hanne especially on how to grow my community in a way that feels good and natural for me personally, and isn't just maximum eyeballs.
Coffee Times is celebrated one year old on Substack. It has grown and gone beyond 2K subscribers in a year. 2023 will be even more exciting. Keep writing people.
Milestone roundup: Writers reflect on their years on Substack
This is so incredibly timely and inspiring—as my illustrated newsletter about facing fear is about to hit One Year in January.
I'm eight subscribers away from 1,500 subs (!!) and reading about these Substack-ers' advice around listening to your gut instincts and posting with genuine passion has me feeling extra fueled. Thanks for the serendipitous push, Substack team. I'm stoked to write/illustrate/shoot my own One Year post next month.
I love reading these pieces. Writing can be lonely, and learning from others in the same boat is such a privilege. Onwards!
This is super inspiring! The ‘compound interest’ > ‘growth hacks’ particularly resonated with me.
That’s what I’ve seen as well -- slow & steady growth driven by consistency, community, and great content. It’s what has led Growth Unhinged to go from 3,000 > 16,000 subscribers in 2022.
Very excited for what 2023 has in store!
Milestones 🥳 Yay! For me it was creating my four panel humor comic strip, “It’s ALL (owl) Good Times.” It’s a childhood dream come true, and it was my goal for this year. Thank you Substack for the space to publish it on 🤗
https://moviewise.substack.com/p/its-all-good-times
Really cool to be included in this! Thank you, Substack team!
Congrats to Michael of Situation Normal on his consistency and commitment. One of my absolute favorite Stacks.
A few weeks back I personally celebrated one year since I began building my author "platform": https://agowani.substack.com/p/celebrating-an-entire-year-of-madness
As of yesterday, I've been here 4 months. It's nice to read these. I enjoy writing here. Thanks Substack! I also want to thank everyone who is subscribed to my publication. Most of us want to know someone is reading, not just visiting. I love Mondays! :)
One week in 🙏 too much fun writing. Good luck to all and finish this year strong.
I hit my six-month "stack-versary" in October. When I started, I promised simple musings on inane, low-stakes topics. I’m really proud to say I’ve stayed faithful to my purpose so far: https://noonatthepark.substack.com/p/ive-done-worse-things
Substack has completely transformed my life in ways I never imagined were possible. I celebrated my one-year anniversary last April and posted about it here:
• https://margaretannaalice.substack.com/p/my-one-year-substack-anniversary
More importantly, I believe Substack has revolutionized the information landscape in a way that's equivalent to the Protestant Reformation. It's the printing press of the 21st century. Information has been liberated from the priesthood of the MSM, and people can access scientists, physicians, creatives, and other brilliant folks directly as we collaborate on truth-seeking missions and efforts to curb threats to our fundamental rights, liberties, and lives.
Keep writing everyone!
Yay I love these posts!! Congrats to everyone on their milestones and welcome to everyone who’s just getting started!
Congratulations to everyone on their milestones. I aspire to be like you!!
Thanks so much for including my year in review piece!
Thank you for the bump and for the good ideas from Hanne especially on how to grow my community in a way that feels good and natural for me personally, and isn't just maximum eyeballs.
Coffee Times is celebrated one year old on Substack. It has grown and gone beyond 2K subscribers in a year. 2023 will be even more exciting. Keep writing people.