Thank you for this article. I have been heavily considering the 'value-add' aspect of writing for an audience and this was helpful. I also wasn't aware of the boost feature.
I'll be sure to give this greater consideration as I grow.
The boost feature I'll certainly be using and I'm looking over the next few weeks to pushing my subs on further, up to 300 now and time to try and convert some of those into paid subscribers.
I recently just got ripped off by the mysteriously hidden ghost hiding behind two major conglomerates that dont seem to care because they already got my money and i wanted to force thier hand to start investigating on behalf of thier customers.
I bought a gift card at a shoppers drug mart and the money was gone before I had a chance to register it. I notified the store who told me they would investigate blah blah blah nothing was done visa was more helpful but not alot. I want a place to write where every store is afraid of getting on my list of delinquent customer care . Way too many places take our money and just send customers on an internet maze only to get frustrated and give up on the refund. Even my bank has taken this route for complaints. So i was looking for a place where customers can share their stories as a way to vent and bash these stores and help them get compensated as well as the store can defend thier policies as well. How do i go about starting up such a place that could go public like this
It's exciting to think about the potential of carving out your niche, but the challenges are real. One thing that can really help when you're navigating any industry—especially media—is feedback from others. I remember starting out and reading up on different people's experiences before diving in. If you ever face issues with companies or services along the way, it’s helpful to write complaints on PissedConsumer https://www.pissedconsumer.com/blog/2024/10/how-to-write-a-review-on-pissedconsumer-com/ It’s a great way to share your experience, get advice, and also help others avoid the same pitfalls. Getting that community input can be a game-changer in any business!
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I have less than 100 free subscribers as of now, which one day are going to shoot to many thousands.
Commenting it so that one day when that happens I can revisit this post and feel what I'm feeling now.
Me too!!
We'll get there. Just keep grinding.
I see you have hundreds of subscribers now. How’s it going?
Joining the queue! :-)
Thank you for the valuable resources.
I am making notes! I look forward to going paid in the near future.
Thank you for this article. I have been heavily considering the 'value-add' aspect of writing for an audience and this was helpful. I also wasn't aware of the boost feature.
I'll be sure to give this greater consideration as I grow.
-DP
Thanks a lot for this. It's gonna go a long way ❤️. I'm almost at a 100 subs 🙂
Your resources materials are very relevant. I need to follow and learn more, to help me stay afloat
This is interesting! Looking forward to more success with my substack.
All of the quotes you chose to demonstrate real world experience are from men. Pretty narrow.
Could you link some examples on media businesses built through Substack?
The boost feature I'll certainly be using and I'm looking over the next few weeks to pushing my subs on further, up to 300 now and time to try and convert some of those into paid subscribers.
Loved this article, full of value :)
hi
Proud of all ya'll and hope to be where you are RE: subscribers and an actual audience! Keep it up, WE GOT THIS!!
I recently just got ripped off by the mysteriously hidden ghost hiding behind two major conglomerates that dont seem to care because they already got my money and i wanted to force thier hand to start investigating on behalf of thier customers.
I bought a gift card at a shoppers drug mart and the money was gone before I had a chance to register it. I notified the store who told me they would investigate blah blah blah nothing was done visa was more helpful but not alot. I want a place to write where every store is afraid of getting on my list of delinquent customer care . Way too many places take our money and just send customers on an internet maze only to get frustrated and give up on the refund. Even my bank has taken this route for complaints. So i was looking for a place where customers can share their stories as a way to vent and bash these stores and help them get compensated as well as the store can defend thier policies as well. How do i go about starting up such a place that could go public like this
It's exciting to think about the potential of carving out your niche, but the challenges are real. One thing that can really help when you're navigating any industry—especially media—is feedback from others. I remember starting out and reading up on different people's experiences before diving in. If you ever face issues with companies or services along the way, it’s helpful to write complaints on PissedConsumer https://www.pissedconsumer.com/blog/2024/10/how-to-write-a-review-on-pissedconsumer-com/ It’s a great way to share your experience, get advice, and also help others avoid the same pitfalls. Getting that community input can be a game-changer in any business!
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Embarking on a Substack-based media venture is an exciting journey into digital journalism's evolving landscape. This platform empowers content creators with its user-friendly interface and monetization options. For those interested in staying updated on the latest ICOs and ongoing projects, a reliable source like https://icoholder.com/en/icos/ongoing can be indispensable. Here's to new beginnings and informative content!