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Here’s great piece on why substack could go the way of medium by @adam_keesling
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There’s a long road to venture scale based on 10% commission. 250k paid subs sound great but it will barely keep the lights on and will be hard to justify the $15m raised just last year. Growth is strong 2.5X in past three months though, so promising.
There’s a long road to venture scale based on 10% commission. 250k paid subs sound great but it will barely keep the lights on and will be hard to justify the $15m raised just last year. Growth is strong 2.5X in past three months though, so promising.
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Retention will be Substack’s pressure point. 10% commission when you’re starting out is good. But its a big problem for writers with a large following and who want to scale. Nothing stopping creators from switching to Ghost and cutting out the middle man.
Retention will be Substack’s pressure point. 10% commission when you’re starting out is good. But its a big problem for writers with a large following and who want to scale. Nothing stopping creators from switching to Ghost and cutting out the middle man.
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Substack COULD solve on this by creating a kind of longer form version of twitter with subscriptions. This would be to essentially disrupt FB groups and bring content, creators, algorithmic recommendations and community into one platform. It’s a long shot though.
Substack COULD solve on this by creating a kind of longer form version of twitter with subscriptions. This would be to essentially disrupt FB groups and bring content, creators, algorithmic recommendations and community into one platform. It’s a long shot though.
One of reasons I don’t publish The Martech Weekly in Substack is that I can’t OWN my subscribers experience. When it comes to branding, analytics and creating the journey I want subscribers to go on, Substack is limited. Sure you can get started today, but what about tomorrow?
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