Hi Hamish, I am actually trying to figure out how to put a 45-year-old print magazine on Substack. This post was helpful. But I'm still wondering how you could sign people up to receive print editions as you would a newsletter. Do you have any ideas?
What do you have to do to allow Substack to become the "Shopify for Writers"? It's not just in the stack, it's in facilitating writers to make "diversified revenue from many sources" and not just paid subs.
Paid subs don't pay the bills unless you are a Finance, Crypto or Political writer that can scale. That's not a big audience of Substack's creators am I right?
It's not difficult to imagine how you could do this.
Thats a vision of a future I can get behind. You’ve inspired me to write about the life and death of the special patroller. My beloved hamster.
Dude, don't compare Substack to Twitter. Otherwise, you will reach the sad end of Twitter.
Good concept in theory. How will it different from what happened to artists with spotify? https://www.netflix.com/watch/81238047?source=35
Hi Hamish, I am actually trying to figure out how to put a 45-year-old print magazine on Substack. This post was helpful. But I'm still wondering how you could sign people up to receive print editions as you would a newsletter. Do you have any ideas?
What do you have to do to allow Substack to become the "Shopify for Writers"? It's not just in the stack, it's in facilitating writers to make "diversified revenue from many sources" and not just paid subs.
Paid subs don't pay the bills unless you are a Finance, Crypto or Political writer that can scale. That's not a big audience of Substack's creators am I right?
It's not difficult to imagine how you could do this.
Selling subscriptions sucks too, especially if you don't have ads to sell. And, no, New Zealand media is not coming to Substack.
Thanks
Appreciating your leadership and vision.
Wow