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Can you? I tried to do this, even asking their AI support and it replied with something like, "Substack was built to help writers build their audience. If you a
by film42 3y ago
Can you? I tried to do this, even asking their AI support and it replied with something like, "Substack was built to help writers build their audience. If you are not looking to build your audience, Substack is not the right product for you." So lame.
- emestifs 3y ago"Substack was built to [100x investment for investors]. If you are not looking to [help us 100x our revenue], Substack is not the right product for you"
- mitthrowaway2 3y agoWriter Dashboard -> Settings -> Publication details -> Subscribe prompts on post pages (on/off). Subscribe prompts may include modals, pop-ups, and other ways to encourage readers to subscribe to your publication. (There are several other toggles that control similar settings as well).
- summarity 3y agoYou absolutely can not disable the full screen “welcome” popup. You can only change the message displayed there. This is unrelated to the in post popups.
- mitthrowaway2 3y agoFor landing on an author's home page, that seems to be true, and I hope they allow disabling it later. For article links, you can -- when you publish an article and Substack offers links for social media, there's a checkbox to disable "show welcome page to new readers".
- bookofjoe 3y agoWow. That is really buried. Never would've found it without your guidance. Thank you!