This is such an interesting project. Thank you for doing it. It does bring up two questions though. One, my first thought was that I should have put a hashtag at the front of my newsletter title so it would rank more highly. I'm not going to change anything, but how would that play ethically if I did? Is that just algorithm hacking or is that line-cutting of a sort? And that leads into the second question of when and how the inevitable curation begins. Will we, as authors, be able to do anything to make sure our newsletters stay visible in the mix? I guess what I mean is that with a traditional blog, you can beat SEO into submission and make your page appear higher or more frequently in search results; Substack is just using an alphabetical list right now, but what about when they change that? Food for thought, I guess.
Wow! What a great resource! Thank you so much! And thanks for including my newsletter. Just this AM I launched a sister newsletter strictly for writers and writing. Could you please add it to your list? It's here: https://writereverlasting.substack.com/
Hey Scott! Just added my Substack to another post, but thought I’d include it here too to get added to the list. American Inequality uses data visualization to highlight US inequality topics that tend to get less attention. I think you’ll love it and I’d love if you can add it. https://americaninequality.substack.com/
Wow! I don't know if this project is still on but it's really amazing! Would love to be a part of it. Oh, and by the way you're really doing a great job with all the post. Your consistency is what stood out for me, you're doing a really great job!
This is such an interesting project. Thank you for doing it. It does bring up two questions though. One, my first thought was that I should have put a hashtag at the front of my newsletter title so it would rank more highly. I'm not going to change anything, but how would that play ethically if I did? Is that just algorithm hacking or is that line-cutting of a sort? And that leads into the second question of when and how the inevitable curation begins. Will we, as authors, be able to do anything to make sure our newsletters stay visible in the mix? I guess what I mean is that with a traditional blog, you can beat SEO into submission and make your page appear higher or more frequently in search results; Substack is just using an alphabetical list right now, but what about when they change that? Food for thought, I guess.
Wow! What a great resource! Thank you so much! And thanks for including my newsletter. Just this AM I launched a sister newsletter strictly for writers and writing. Could you please add it to your list? It's here: https://writereverlasting.substack.com/
Thanks so much.
The profile isn't working. I tried it on my blogroll and on here and I get this: {"error":"profile not found"}
taptounlock.substack.com
https://concepts.substack.com/
Hey Scott! Just added my Substack to another post, but thought I’d include it here too to get added to the list. American Inequality uses data visualization to highlight US inequality topics that tend to get less attention. I think you’ll love it and I’d love if you can add it. https://americaninequality.substack.com/
Thanks for subscribing to my newsletter Scott!
Wow! I don't know if this project is still on but it's really amazing! Would love to be a part of it. Oh, and by the way you're really doing a great job with all the post. Your consistency is what stood out for me, you're doing a really great job!
I write a newsletter here on substack called AboveSuccess, here's the link: https://abovesuccess.substack.com
Also, thanks for subscribing to my newsletter Scott!
Thank you so much for doing this! Would you like to add my substack too? It's fairly sad but I assure you, it's also funny!
https://justwhelmed.substack.com/
This will be fun to watch grow! Thank you for including my newsletter!
https://womenssurvivalguide.substack.com