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Jo Thompson's avatar

Thanks for the mention, Randa. My subscribers love posting a video on the chat - it works really well for the gardening community!

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This is so cool and inspiring.

Thank you Jo!

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Is there any plan to be able to post books on Substack?

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The useful part for video creators is that Substack makes the relationship less dependent on one feed. A video can still travel, but the audience has somewhere quieter to return to after the algorithmic moment passes.

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A lot of creators underestimate how important direct audience ownership has become. Video content definitely helps build trust faster, but combining it with written content on Substack feels much more sustainable than relying entirely on social media platforms. I’ve seen this work particularly well in informational niches such as https://buscadordeestatuss.mx/beca-rita-cetina/ where people actively search for clear and updated guidance.

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This really resonated with me, especially the part about community growing from shared experiences rather than forced engagement. I’ve noticed that the strongest communities form when people feel like they’re getting real value and local insight, not just content for the sake of posting.

I run a small local-focused project around Nashville, and a big part of building trust has been highlighting places, events, and experiences people actually care about in their daily lives. When readers feel seen and understood, they’re much more likely to comment, share, and come back. That slow, organic growth has mattered more than any growth hack.

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has been a good example of how shared local knowledge can naturally bring people into a conversation.

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