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You can click on his name and read some of his material, and then find out why he isn't getting any conversions. Not everyone who dreams of being a writer is w
by LegitShady 3y ago
You can click on his name and read some of his material, and then find out why he isn't getting any conversions. Not everyone who dreams of being a writer is writing something other people are interested in. Substack has problems and I don't use it or read anything on it regularly, but I don't think thats why that particular poster is having trouble.
- InitialLastName 3y agoEven if the writing were interesting (which, I can't rule out short-form serialized fictional therapy sessions being interesting to someone), it's a really bad fit for a blog promotion platform like substack. The way the posts end up arranged makes it actively difficult to get to the beginning and figure out what's going on, especially with indistinguishable titles.
- shortformblog 3y agoI would argue the issues that both of you raise are rooted in the fact that there may not be enough hand-holding at the beginning of the newsletter building process.